After breakfast riders are collected at 10 a.m. and returned to the stables of the previous evening to begin Monday's ride. The day is spent on Rossbeigh Beach, galloping along stretches of golden sand and exploring magnificent sand dunes, returning from the beach via the Cliff Road. Tuesday, Day 4 After breakfast riders are collected at 10 a.m. While the luggage is transferred to Waterville, a morning ride takes horse and rider from Gleensk Viaduct up through Coomshanna Forestry, taking in some spectacular views of Dingle Bay and Mount Foley. Continue on through the bogs of Cnoc Bawn and on to Liss Bawn.
Lunch is served alongside a nearby forestry.
After lunch continue on through Tir nah Ailte, Island Boy and the Inny Valley, finishing for the day alongside the Tulligane Woods. The overnight stop for Tuesday and Wednesday is spent in the coastal village of Waterville. Situated as it is between the seashore and the impressive mountains and headlands, the area has many interesting routes to offer and many fine beaches. The first Celtic invaders are reputed to have landed in Ballinskelligs Bay, coming ashore near Waterville. These beginnings of the Gaelic Nation are echoed by the archaeological remains such as those found on Church Island, at Derrynane Abbey or Skellig Micheal, giving the area a wealth of history.