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Recognizing the significance of lighthouses in Ireland's maritime history, we sought refuge at Mizen Head, where the cliffs and coastline become dramatic. The turbulent atmosphere brought with it a deeper appreciation for these sentinels of the sea, important to guiding countless sailors through treacherous waters.

Exploring Kerry’s Natural Wonders

Advancing northwards through the Healy Pass, we soon found ourselves in County Kerry. Our first major stop was the breathtaking Killarney National Park, a place rich with winding roads, darkened lakes, and majestic mountains. Amidst rain and humidity, we had the privilege of experiencing one of Ireland's six national parks and hiked to the summit of the park for remarkable views.