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Water Activities: Killarney Lakes Boat Tour with Deros Coach Tours - Killarney

Water Activities: Killarney Lakes Boat Tour with Deros Coach Tours

Killarneyeasy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

1–2 hours

Fitness Level

Minimal physical effort required; suitable for all ages

Overview

Discover Ireland’s wild beauty on a boat ride across Lough Léin. This scenic tour offers breathtaking views, wildlife sightings, and fascinating stories—an adventure not to miss in County Kerry.

Killarney, County Kerry

Killarney Lakes Boat Tour on the Lily of Killarney

Starting at €14 • 1 Hour Tour • Ages 15+

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Adventure Photos

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About This Adventure

Embark on a captivating boat ride around Lough Léin, Killarney's largest lake, and discover stunning views of Ross Castle and the surrounding wildlife, including majestic red deer and white-tailed eagles. Enjoy insightful stories from your captain about the area's rich history and breathtaking scenery, making it a memorable experience for all.

Rates

Adult: €14

Duration

1 Hour

About

Experience Killarney National Park from a whole new angle on a boat ride around Lough Léin, the largest of Killarney's three scenic lakes. Peruse the waters aboard a covered cruiser, taking in local sites such as Ross Castle―from which the tours depart―and wildlife like white tailed eagles and red deer herd as you go. Along the way your captain will regale you with stories about the area's rich history and the stunning mountain-shrouded valley where the lakes reside.

A great day out for folks of all ages and fitness levels.

You may be fortunate to see the magnificent Red Deer herds that roam the Killarney Valley and the long lost resident “The White Tailed Eagle” now soaring over the Lakes of Killarney. Throughout your tour your captain will give you insight knowledge into the spectacular scenery, flora, fauna and historical sites of the area. Tape commentaries available on request for groups in French, German, Spanish and Italian.

Meeting point in front of Ross Castle and please arrive 15 minutes prior to sailing.

This is the ideal way to view Killarney National Park and its beautiful lakes.

Adventure Tips

Wear Weather-Appropriate Clothing

Bring layers and waterproof gear to stay comfortable in changing weather conditions.

Bring Binoculars

Enhance wildlife viewing with binoculars, especially for birds and distant animals.

Arrive Early

Get a good spot and listen to the captain’s briefing before departure.

Photograph the Scenery

Capture the panoramic views from the boat’s deck during daylight hours.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • White-tailed eagle
  • Otters

History

Ross Castle dates back to the late 15th century and has served as a defensive stronghold over centuries.

Conservation

Killarney National Park is dedicated to preserving native Gaelic forests and native species, with ongoing efforts to maintain its pristine condition.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Weatherproof jacket

Essential

Protects against wind and rain while on the water.

spring specific

Camera or smartphone

Capture the scenic vistas and wildlife.

Binoculars

Get a closer look at distant birds and animals.

Hat and sunglasses

Shield your eyes from the sun for comfort and better viewing.

summer specific