We quickly learned that, in the best way possible, you can't get more hearty than an Irish breakfast and that grass-fed in Ireland takes on a whole new meaning. Our host Gabi prepared us the most delicious meal from her garden before we began our next leg of the trip to Dingle. Navigating in a foreign land means sometimes you unexpectedly take a ferry because the gps you're following brings you to a channel that you must cross to get where you're going.
From Dingle, we followed a breathtaking path along the coast, Slea Head Drive, to where we were staying in Ballyferriter. We stopped around every corner, attempting to take it all in, each view somehow more magnificent than the last.
Little did we know that we would be up until wee hours of the morning chatting with the loveliest Gaelic-speaking family in their seaside home. The hospitality we encountered in Ireland was almost as impressive as the scenery.
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