All Killarney Tours & Excursions in 2026

The day trip to the Dingle peninsula was one of the highlights of our entire trip. The land of a thousand welcomes was personified in our guide Sheila and our driver Sean. With their help we spent a day discovering a secluded part of Ireland that is as rich in history than it is its natural beauty. We were offered historical facts, anecdotes, and even some traditional songs along the ride that enriched our experience and gave life to the fleeting views as we rolled through the Irish countryside. We did the tour with our toddler and our baby and they both very much enjoyed their stops. First at Inch Beach, especially our toddler who came back with pockets full of seashells. Followed by the small farm where they had the best time of the day petting and feeding goats, sheeps, horses, ponies, donkeys and even alpacas of all shapes and sizes. A short ride later we were at the beehive huts, a very interesting look at millennia old structures. And lastly lunch in Dingle by the water. This whole tour was filled with pride and love for the land and its people that is contagious. If you want to experience and learn Ireland, this is a tour you won’t soon forget.

From the time Richard picked us up at our hotel we felt like we were traveling with a friend. He customized our trip around the things we wanted to see during the day. We went to places that the tour buses could not go, making the crowds non existent. I would highly recommend booking with Peter.

Impressive tour (including bog village, sheepdog show and of course the beauty of the scenery along the route with special points of interest from the dolmen to Charles de Gaulle and from Skelligs to Ladies' view) with a professional guide also ensuring a good mood along the way.