Ring of Kerry Tour
by Dingle Guide
About the Ring of Kerry Tour
Our Personal Chauffeur Guided Tour will bring you around the famous Ring of Kerry, stopping at iconic spots with the most spectacular views. The drive will take you through beautiful towns that have welcomed tourists over many decades. This circular tourist route measures 180km (111 miles) and can be covered in 7-8 hours. You can perhaps visit The Bog Village, showcasing Irish thatched cottages from the late 1800’s and then spend an hour at a sheep trial show before you continue your journey on the Ring of Kerry that is the Wild Atlantic Way.
Ring of Kerry Tour
Iconic spots, spectacular views
A Full Day Guided Tour - Pick up and drop back to your Accommodation
Price: €500
RING OF KERRY TOUR HIGHLIGHTS from your base in Dingle, Tralee or Killarney
Killorglin – famous for Puck Fair, Ireland’s oldest festival
Bog Village – the Kerry Bog Village Museum offers a glimpse into centuries past rural Irish life, showcasing the daily lives of ancestors during the Great Famine and late 19th century (entry fee)
Kells Sheepdogs – a “must-do” sheep dog demonstration, showcasing the traditional art of sheepdog herding and the skills of the dogs and their handlers (entry fee)
Cahersiveen – famous for the O’Connell Memorial Church, a unique Catholic church dedicated to a lay person, Daniel O’Connell, a prominent 19th-century Irish Statesman
Cahergal Stone Fort, Cahersiveen – a 7th-century circular stone ringfort built as a defended farmstead. Now a national monument
Valentia Island – Bray Head viewing point of the Skellig Islands. Skellig Michael was a film location for the Star Wars movie “The Force Awakens”
Portmagee Village – a warm and friendly fishing village – a delightful option for lunch!
Skellig Chocolate Factory, St. Finian’s Bay – chocolate tasting and coffee takeaway!
Kerry Cliffs – a dramatic and scenic headland, reaching over 1,000 feet above the Atlantic Ocean (entry fee)
Waterville – famous for its world-renowned golf courses and where Charlie Chaplin is honoured with a Charlie Chaplin Comedy Film Festival
Sneem – a beautiful, picturesque village known for its charming, colourful buildings and friendly community
Killarney National Park – encompassing Molls Gap, mountains, lakes, woodlands, and waterfalls
Ladies View – viewing point with breathtaking vistas of the surrounding mountains and lakes.
Torc Waterfall – a 200-metre walkway through lush green woodland to the waterfall where you might spot and be enchanted by a fairie!
