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Horn Head- the view of the head itself, and the view from the parking lot below Coast Guard Hill.
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The 200 is not much wider than a BMW 5 series so with a bit of care should be fine.That sounds fantastic! I did 2 weeks in Scotland essentially just driving a lap around the island. There were many places where I imagined the trip in my 200 that would have been awesome and camping there would have been very cool. There were also places we went that driving a 200 would have sucked due to the size and specially the width of the 200. We were in a mid sized Mercedes sedan and it felt huge, especially when we would explore off the main roads or in villages. Once I recalibrated and understood that 2 lane roads were really only 1.5 lanes wide it was ok. Many times, the two way roads were one narrow lane with periodic wider spots to pass on coming cars. My favorite sign that we’d often see on blind curves was “be prepared to stop.”
Did the same thing in Greece. Had a friend navigate while I drove. Problem was he couldn’t tell how wide roads were from google maps. We would get stuck in narrow alleys and have to back out with locals just shaking there heads.