Kerry: Full-Day Tour from Dublin
Dublin County, Dublin
Experience the stunning and often rugged beauty of County Kerry on a full-day trip from Dublin. You’ll marvel at magical scenery and untouched nature, and enjoy panoramic views of the wild Atlantic and Dingle Bay. Tour the famous Ring of Kerry.
Highlights
- Explore the greenery and lakes of Killarney National Park
- Visit the villages of Adare and Killorglin, popular with Irish and international visitors
- Experience views of Dingle Bay and the Atlantic Coast on the Ring of Kerry
Description
This full-day tour from Dublin to County Kerry suits travelers interested in Ireland’s coastal landscapes, historic towns, and natural beauty.
The tour explores a region shaped during the last Ice Age, featuring quaint towns and panoramic views. Highlights include:
Detailed Itinerary
- Adare: Stop at one of Ireland’s most picturesque villages, known for thatched cottages, stone buildings, and medieval monastic ruins.
- Killarney National Park: Visit Aghadoe and Torc Waterfall for views of the Lakes of Killarney and Black Valley. Enjoy a lakeside walk.
- Town of Killarney: Explore this well-known town, surrounded by mountains and lakes, often voted Ireland’s top visitor destination.
- Torc Waterfall: See the 18-meter waterfall cascading through Friars Glen and walk in the peaceful woods nearby.
- Killorglin: Pass through the town famous for the Puck Fair, an ancient Celtic festival dating to 1613, and view part of the Ring of Kerry.
- Dingle Bay: Drive along the Dingle Peninsula, visit Inch Beach, and admire views of Dingle Bay and the Atlantic Ocean.
- Wild Atlantic Way: Continue along the coast with views of Tralee Bay and the remote Dingle Peninsula landscapes.
- Inch Beach: Walk along this expansive beach featured in several films, enjoying Atlantic shoreline views.
Includes
- Transportation
- Guide
Excludes
- Lunch
- Admission to additional attractions
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Book early to secure your place. Bring comfortable walking shoes and weather-appropriate clothing. The best visiting months are late spring to early autumn for mild weather and longer daylight hours.