Discover the stunning landscapes and ancient sites of the Ring of Kerry on this immersive tour starting in Killarney. From dramatic mountain views to historic forts, this adventure captures Ireland’s natural and cultural spirit.
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Embark on an unforgettable journey through the breathtaking Ring of Kerry, starting in Killarney. Experience stunning landscapes, visit historic sites like Cahergal Stone Fort, and enjoy a ferry ride to Valentia Island. Delight in a Sheep Dog Demonstration and explore charming towns, all while soaking in Ireland's rich heritage and natural beauty.
Starting your Ring of Kerry tour at Killarney, you’ll enjoy the stunning views of the National Park and the MacGillacuddy Reeks, which boasts Ireland’s highest mountain, Carrauntoohil.
We’ll visit Killorglin famous for its “Puck Fair”, one of Ireland’s oldest fairs, before heading onto the Red Fox Inn and Old Bog Village, a replica village to transport you back to the 1840s.
We’ll head onward to Cahersiveen, the birthplace of 18th Century Irish liberator Daniel O’ Connell. While we’re there, we’ll take a slight detour to see Cahergal Stone Fort, which was built around 500–800 AD.
Should the weather allow it, we’ll board a ferry to Valentia Island to see the dramatic Valentia Slate Quarry and take in some amazing views of the Skellig Islands and Foilhommerum Bay, where the first transatlantic telegraph was sent from.
Over a bridge built in the 1960s, we’ll cross into Portmagee and head to Coomanaspig to bathe in some spectacular views.
Next, it’s onto the Skellig Ring and, of course, the famous Skellig chocolate factory. We’ll travel onwards to Waterville where Charlie Chaplin frequently holidayed with his family. The amazing views will continue as we enter Coomakista. -Watch a spectacular Sheep Dog Demonstration
Then it’s time for the downhill part of our journey to Sneem, across to Molls Gap, Ladies View and Torc Waterfall, before finally returning to Killarney.
Tickets to get into the attractions are payable at the gates.
Bring waterproof gear and layered clothing to stay comfortable during the ever-changing Irish climate.
Stay ready to capture sweeping vistas and charming villages along the route.
Comfortable, broken-in footwear will enhance your experience at historic sites and scenic stops.
Enhance your wildlife spotting experience along the coast and rural areas.
The Ring of Kerry has been a vital crossing route since ancient times, with many sites dating back thousands of years.
Operators prioritize eco-friendly practices, supporting local communities and preserving Ireland’s natural beauty for future generations.
Keeps you dry during Irish rainshowers while exploring outdoor sites.
spring,winter specific
Ideal for walking tours and exploring historic sites and nature trails.
all specific
Capture Ireland’s stunning landscapes and historic landmarks.
all specific
Adapt to changing weather conditions and stay comfortable throughout your trip.
spring, fall, winter specific