3-Day Cork, Ring of Kerry & Dingle Peninsula Rail Tour
Dublin County, Dublin
A three day tour to the South and South West of Ireland taking in Cork, Blarney Castle, The Queenstown Story and then based in Killarney, touring the Ring of Kerry and the Dingle Peninsula.
Three-Day Cork, Killarney & Dingle Peninsula Guided Tour from Dublin
This three-day guided tour from Dublin suits travelers interested in castles, coastal scenery, and Irish heritage.
Highlights
- Visit Blarney Castle and kiss the Blarney Stone
- Explore Cork city with time for lunch and shopping
- Drive along the Ring of Kerry, passing mountains, coastline, and lakes
- Tour the Dingle Peninsula, filming location of the movie 'Ryan's Daughter'
Description
Day 1: Check in at Dublin Heuston Customer Service Desk by 6:40 AM for a 7:00 AM InterCity train departure to Cork. Transfer by road to Blarney Castle to kiss the Blarney Stone. Afterward, enjoy time for lunch and shopping while exploring Cork city. Visit the Cobh Heritage Centre, home of the Queenstown Story. Depart Cobh by train to Killarney, where the evening is free to discover cafés, restaurants, bars, and traditional Irish music venues.
Day 2: After a full Irish breakfast at leisure, depart at 10:00 AM for a scenic Ring of Kerry tour around the Iveragh Peninsula. The tour includes mountain and coastal scenery, including the Lakes of Killarney. Return to Killarney for an overnight stay.
Day 3: Depart at 10:00 AM for a tour of the Dingle Peninsula, known for the film 'Ryan’s Daughter.' Return to Killarney to board the train at 5:35 PM, arriving back at Dublin Heuston at 9:15 PM.
Includes
- All admissions and transfers/tours
- Two nights bed and breakfast accommodation in Killarney
Excludes
- Meals except breakfast on Day 2 and Day 3
Important Information
- Check in 20 minutes prior to departure
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Book early to secure seats on InterCity trains. Bring comfortable walking shoes and layered clothing for varying weather conditions. The best time to visit is from late spring to early autumn.
