Is lunch included in the tour?

The tour includes several scenic stops; some may offer local food options, but lunch is not provided.

Wear comfortable clothes suitable for outdoor walking and bring layers for changing weather conditions.

Alcohol is not permitted during the tour for safety reasons.

How many people will be on the tour?

The tour typically groups 15-20 guests for an intimate experience.

Are children allowed?

Yes, children are welcome, but please check age restrictions with the provider.

What if I have mobility issues?

Some stops involve walking; please inform the operator in advance to discuss accommodations.

Land Adventures in Killarney with Begley's Tours | Sightseeing Tour | Guided Tour

Killarney, located in County Kerry, Ireland, is renowned for its rugged landscapes, shimmering lakes, and historic landmarks. The Killarney All Day Tour by Begley's Tours offers a deep dive into this scenic paradise, perfect for travelers seeking an immersive land adventure. This eight-hour journey weaves together natural beauty and local history, making it a standout experience in the region. Visitors will venture along winding scenic routes through Killarney National Park, home to lush forests, towering mountains, and pristine waters. The tour highlights include a visit to the birthplace of Antarctic explorer Tom Crean, providing a glimpse into Ireland’s adventurous spirit. Guests will also stroll along Inch Beach, famed for its expansive sands and wild Atlantic views, and traverse the dramatic Gap of Dunloe—an iconic mountain pass carved through quartzite peaks that offers breathtaking vistas at every turn. One of the tour's unique moments is at the "Wishing Bridge," where visitors can make a wish amid the tranquility of the surrounding lakes and forests. The route provides spectacular views of Purple Mountain and its neighboring lakes, perfect for photography or quiet reflection. The tour operates year-round, with seasonal variations, but each season offers a different perspective—spring blossoms, summer’s lush greenery, vibrant fall foliage, or winter’s stark beauty. Begley's Tours has built its reputation on providing authentic experiences that highlight Killarney's enchanting allure, making it a must-do for anyone eager to experience Ireland’s natural and cultural heritage firsthand. Whether you're a history buff, nature lover, or adventure seeker, this tour offers a balanced blend of exploration and storytelling. Prepare for a day filled with vivid scenery, fascinating history, and the kind of memories that last long after you leave the Emerald Isle.

About Begley's Tours Dingle

Begley's Tours Dingle is a tour operator based in Dingle, County Kerry, offering a range of day trips and transfers across southwest Ireland. The company operates routes that showcase the Dingle Peninsula, Slea Head, the Wild Atlantic Way, the Cliffs of Moher, Killarney, the Ring of Kerry and connections between Dingle and Galway.

Tours include short excursions such as the 20-minute Dingle to Dunquin trip and longer itineraries including all-day Dingle Peninsula tours, 3-hour Slea Head excursions, 8-hour Killarney and Ring of Kerry tours, and 8-hour journeys to the Cliffs of Moher. Many itineraries highlight local landmarks and scenic drives such as Conor Pass, Inch Beach, Slea Head, Gallarus Oratory, Ogham stones, Brandon Bay, the Burren and the Gap of Dunloe. Select tours also stop at places linked to historical figures and local heritage, including the Dingle Steam Railway sites and the birthplace of Daniel O'Connell, and the birthplace of explorer Tom Crean.

Begley's Tours provides pick-up and drop-off from accommodation in the Dingle area and runs scheduled services between Dingle and Galway. The operator focuses on delivering straightforward, transport-based sightseeing that connects visitors to key natural and cultural attractions along the Wild Atlantic Way. Visitors should consult the operator's published schedules and booking information for specific departure times, durations and availability.

Several itineraries include stops at iconic film locations, coastal walks and accessible viewpoints, providing opportunities for photography, short walks and local history interpretation during guided stops. Passengers should check individual tour descriptions for included stops and approximate distances.