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Discover the highlights of Ireland's oldest national park—and enjoy a one-of-a-kind way to explore—on this private horse and carriage tour. Pick from multiple departure times throughout the day, meet your guide at St. Mary's Cathedral in Killarney, and hop aboard. During your tour, you'll see lakes and mountains, will explore routes that are closed to cars, and can even go for a tour of the 15th-century Ross Castle (additional expense).

Enjoy traveling hassle-free around the scenic Ring of Kerry on this full-day tour. While you sit back and focus on the scenery and snapping frame-worthy photos, your guide/driver takes you around Ireland's famous County Kerry, from Killarney National Park to Waterville Beach and beyond. You'll drive the Skellig Ring, catch the salt from the Wild Atlantic Way, and have a day experiencing the best of the Emerald Isle.

The Killarney National Park is one of the highlights of the Ring of Kerry, but you don’t have to put on your hiking boots to enjoy its stunning scenery. This Lakes of Killarney cruise is the perfect introduction, offering spectacular views of Ross Castle, Innisfallen Island, Tomies Wood, and the wildlife of the Killarney Valley.

As you embark on the iconic Slea Head Drive, prepare to be captivated by the rugged beauty of Ireland's west coast. The winding coastal road offers panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean, with the dramatic Blasket Islands creating a stunning backdrop. You will find yourselves traversing a tapestry of landscapes, from golden beaches to lush green fields, and quaint villages nestled against the hills. Discover ancient archaeological sites, where the whispers of history echo through ancient stone forts like the Gallarus Oratory and venture into Dingle town to encounter the charm of a traditional Irish fishing village.

See the best views hidden inside the Nation Park! We bring you on routes closed to motor traffic. A must do as part of your visit to Killarney! The Jaunting cars are an iconic part of Killarney, these historic tours feature some of the best views of Killarney National Park

Discover the stunning landscapes of Killarney without the crowds when you book this private sightseeing tour. Traverse the national park, taking in the Lakes of Killarney. Visit 'Ladies View' for panoramic vistas and explore key attractions like Torc Waterfall and Killarney House Gardens. Enjoy a guided tour through Killarney town and conclude with a photo stop at the picturesque Ross Castle and Aghadoe Heights.

Get a fuller experience of Killarney than would be possible with a single form of transportation on this combination tour by boat and jaunting car. Sail across Lough Lein in a glass-covered boat then hop aboard a jaunting car to travel through Killarney National Park, to places inaccessible by motor vehicle.

We are the only operator going from Killarney Daily to the Kerry Cliffs. We will be carrying out our tour in small groups on Modern Mid Sized Buses. Because of this, we can travel to places that other buses can't access. Since all of our Driver/Guides are local they have the most in depth knowledge of the surrounding area.

Experience the rugged beauty of Ireland’s southeast coastline on a coach tour of the Dingle Peninsula and Slea Head from Killarney. Travel through scenic mountain regions and along Ireland’s rocky beaches without having to drive yourself. Stop for lunch in Dingle Town (own expense) and get a splendid view of Slea Head—the most westerly point in Ireland. Learn more from your driver’s commentary than you would going alone.

Join us to see the world-famous Ring of Kerry, with its dramatic landscapes of wild rugged coastlines, golden beaches, glistening lakes, picturesque villages and spectacular mountain ranges on this scenic 180 km loop. Discover the beauty of County Kerry with a smaller luxury vehicle (max 37 passengers), we can take you off the beaten path, including driving the stunning Skellig Ring, offering unparalleled views of the Skellig Islands and the Wild Atlantic Way coastline. This spectacular 180 km circuit allows you to experience the diverse landscapes and rich culture of Kerry, with your expert guides sharing insights into Ireland’s history, folklore, and famous wit. It’s the perfect way to see the heart of the Emerald Isle, from picturesque villages to dramatic coastlines. Tour Highlights include: -Red Fox Inn & Kerry Bog Village -Skellig Chocolates & St. Finian’s Bay -Waterville (one-hour lunch break) -Coomakishta Viewpoint, Sneem Village, Ladies View Arrive back in Killarney by 5pm

Some say that the best way to truly get to know a destination is to eat your way around it. If we told you there were a better way, would you believe us? Because we know a trick that we think you should know too. Don’t just travel around aimlessly eating your way through a location join us and let us show you the hidden gems and help you unravel Killarneys exciting new Food Scene. Meet the people behind the food and hear their stories. Learn about sustainability in farming and food provenance. Taste food that is hyper local to Killarney and can only be tasted on a Killarney Food Tour. Immerse yourself in food and let the world behind

Discover Killarney National Park at your leisure with a half-day self-guided bike tour. Pick-up your bike rental and a map guiding the way to popular park landmarks including Muckross House and Gardens, Muckross Abbey, Torc Waterfall, and Muckross Traditional Farms. Enjoy maximum flexibility to explore the countryside at your pace with this self-guided bike tour.

Enjoy a personalized discovery tour of some of Ireland’s most scenic corners on this full-day adventure around the Dingle Peninsula. Meet your guide at your Killarney accommodation—hotel pickup and drop-off are included—and set off in a comfortable, private vehicle. You’ll visit Inch Beach, the Iron Age–era Dunbeg Fort, the medieval Gallarus Oratory chapel, the mountainous Conor Pass, and more, all while learning about the region’s history.

The Ring of Kerry and the Killarney National Park take pride of place on the Iveragh Peninsula, with some of Ireland’s finest coastal scenery—but the 110-mile (177-kilometer) journey makes sightseeing a challenge. This convenient full-day coach tour from Killarney makes it possible to complete the route in a day. Plus, take in traditional coastal villages such as Cahersiveen, Derrynane, and Glenbeigh. Visit the historic Bog Village with a guide, and discover top natural attractions including the Killarney Lakes, Rossbeigh Beach, and Macgillycuddy's Reeks.

Travel between southern Ireland’s natural wonders with ease on this full-day Ring of Kerry Tour. Departing Killarney, you’ll visit coastal gems such as Dingle Bay, Inch Beach, and the quaint villages of Waterville and Sneem. Also on the itinerary is Killarney National Park, a wonderland of mountains, lakes, and world-famous gardens, where you’ll stop at Molls Gap and Torc Waterfall. Your guide provides history- and geography-rich commentary throughout the tour.

Don't waste precious vacation time trying to coordinate various activities across County Kerry. Book this hassle-free tour that includes a hike (or pony ride), scenic cruise, and transfers through Killarney National Park and beyond. Traverse the rugged Gap of Dunloe, discover five connected glacial lakes, cross the legendary Wishing Bridge, and cruise scenic waterways straight to historic Ross Castle.

The Ring of Kerry is one of Ireland’s most dazzling routes. Soak up the lush landscapes and scenic villages without worrying about keeping your eyes on the road on this convenient tour from Killarney by mini-coach. Stop in Portmagee, where you’re welcome to sample local whiskey or grab a bite to eat, coast along the wild Skellig Ring, and enjoy scenic views within Killarney National Park as you return.

The Ring of Kerry is one of Ireland’s most popular sightseeing routes, but with so many tours to choose from it can be hard to know which is best. This full-day Ring of Kerry coach tour is run by one of the longest-running and award-winning operators, so you can be sure to check off all the highlights, including the Killarney National Park, Dingle Bay, Molls Gap, and Sneem.

Skip a tour by foot, and saddle up for a horseback ride through Killarney National Park, that’s suitable for all abilities. You’ll be at one with nature, as you ride past scenic Lough Lein, along trails that lend themselves to rugged mountain views. Led by a guide, the ride is limited to just 16 people for a small-group experience where assistance is always close by.

Experience the breathtaking beauty of the Ring of Kerry with our exclusive private tour service, where every detail is tailored to make your journey remarkable. This iconic route is renowned for its stunning landscapes, charming villages, and rich cultural history, creating an unforgettable experience for all who travel it.

The natural wonders of the Dingle Peninsula are scenic yet scattered, which can make visiting them independently feel like a challenge. Instead, travel with ease between Killarney and some of Ireland’s most beautiful coastal features on this full-day tour. Absorb sweeping vistas of cliffs and coastlines sculpted by the Atlantic Ocean, and check off highlights including Inch Beach and the town of Dingle.

Beat the crowds and enjoy nature’s tranquility on this private tour of Killarney National Park. The first national park in Ireland, Killarney is famed for its wildly scenic landscapes, its herd of red deer, and its medieval castle; it has also served as a film set and host to famous visitors like Charles de Gaulle. Pick a start time and duration that work for your schedule, and explore at your own pace.

The Park Explorer Tour is the only half day tour of Killarney National Park. It is a great opportunity for families or those on a tight schedule to visit areas of the Park that they might not find themselves. The tours has 3 elements; a bus tour, a boat tour and a 5km walk through the National Park. Along the way, passengers will visit the monastic ruins on Innisfallen Island, the beautiful café in Dinis Cottage and have a chance to see the biggest bird of prey in Europe; the White Tailed Eagle. The walk through the National Park is on a road that is closed to any motor traffic and has Lake views on both sides. The walk is along a sealed, flat road and there is no rush because the bus has multiple departure times from Muckross House. At the end of the walk, passengers can enjoy exploring Muckross House and Gardens, have lunch at the lovely Restaurant before catching the bus back to Killarney (15 minutes), departure times are as follows: 1.02pm, 2.02pm, 3.02pm, 4.40pm, 5.30pm.