Tours and Tickets to Experience Torc Waterfall

There are plenty of ways to experience Torc Waterfall. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

Self-Guided Bike Tour of Killarney National Park, Muckross Gardens & WaterfallPrivate Tour:Ring of Kerry,Kerry Cliffs, Starting in (from) KillarneyPrivate Ring of Kerry Luxury Tour with Accredited GuideRing of Kerry Day Tour from Cork: Including Killarney National ParkRing of Kerry and Skellig Ring Private Tour

While it’s free to visit Torc Waterfall on your own, there are plenty of tours that can help you learn more about the area with an expert guide—and have some fun along the way. Day tours start at around US$50, while private luxury tours are closer to US$500, taking visitors to all the sights along the fabulous Ring of Kerry.

Torc Waterfall is located within Killarney National Park in County Kerry, Ireland. It’s roughly 4 miles (7 kilometers) from Killarney town, at the base of Torc Mountain. Many Ireland visitors tour the waterfall as part of their explorations along the Ring of Kerry, one of Ireland’s most famous scenic drives.

The best times to visit Torc Waterfall are during the spring and autumn months when the weather is mild and the crowds are smaller—in spring, the waterfall is also at its most impressive, thanks to all that melting snow. As for time of day, early mornings and weekdays tend to be the least crowded.

To get to Torc Waterfall from Killarney, drive south on the N71 Muckross Road for about 4 miles (7 kilometers)—a car park can be found just steps from the waterfall. Alternatively, you could cycle, take a taxi, or book a private driver. You could even take a jaunting car, aka horse-drawn carriage, for a scenic route through Killarney National Park.

There are many attractions near Torc Waterfall, including Muckross House and Gardens, Muckross Abbey, Ross Castle, the Lakes of Killarney, all of Killarney National Park, and Ireland’s most famous drive: the scenic Ring of Kerry. With all this natural beauty in such a small area, you could easily spend 2–3 days in County Kerry.