Ring of Kerry Tours & Trips
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- The Royal Atlantic
- Blarney Castle, Ring of Kerry & Cliffs of Moher
- Corners of Southern Ireland
- Ireland road trip: rugged cliffs & fairytale castles
- Ireland Family Journey: Castles, Folklore & Gaelic Traditions
- Irish Highlights - Signature
- Romantic Britain and Ireland - Premium (Small Group)
- Walking the Kerry Way and Killarney National Park
- Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way - 9 Days/8 Nights
- Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way - 10 Days/9 Nights
- The Royal Atlantic4 Reviews by TourRadar travelers- “Well organized and amazing tour. Hotels were clean and well situated to center cities.” - Malika, traveled in September - Ring of Kerry showcases Kerry Bog Village Museum and picturesque Sneem village. MacGillycuddy Reeks mountains reveal Carrauntouhil peak at 1041 meters. Killarney's National Park unfolds with ancient Oakwoods and famous lakes, complemented by 4-star Killarney hotel stays. - Duration - 5 days - Destinations - Dublin, Kildare, Cork, Blarney, Cobh, Killarney, Ring of Kerry, Limerick, Bunratty, GalwaySee all destinations - Age Range - All Ages Welcome - Operator - Railtours Ireland First Class - From 
- NZ$2,494
 
- Blarney Castle, Ring of Kerry & Cliffs of Moher1 Review by TourRadar travelers- “Humorous & knowledgeable.” - Seymour, traveled in September - MacGillycuddy Reeks dominate the 179-km Ring of Kerry route, featuring Kerry Bog Village Museum and scenic Sneem village. Skellig Rocks film location from Star Wars emerges along the Wild Atlantic Way through Glenbeigh and Waterville. Lunch stops and photo opportunities at Ladies View included. - Duration - 3 days - Destinations - Dublin, Kildare, Cork, Blarney, Cobh, Killarney, Ring of Kerry, Limerick, Bunratty, Cliffs of MoherSee all destinations - Age Range - All Ages Welcome - Operator - Railtours Ireland First Class - From 
- NZ$1,447
 
- The Ring of Kerry's stunning coastline unfolds with visits to the ancient Skellig Michael monastery and extended stays at the luxurious Cahernane House Hotel in Killarney. The route winds through picturesque villages, combining guided tours with free time to explore the region's rich heritage and dramatic landscapes. - Duration - 7 days - Destinations - Dublin, Kildare, Ennis, Cliffs of Moher, Shannon, Killarney, Ring of Kerry, Skellig Michael, Kenmare, KinsaleSee all destinations - Age Range - Ages 18+ - Operator - Back-Roads Touring - From $4,059 7% Off
- NZ$3,784You save $275
 
- Duration - 7 days - Destinations - Dublin, Cork, Ring of Kerry, Tralee, Dingle, Limerick, Cliffs of Moher, Galway - Age Range - Ages 99+ - Operator - Journaway - From $3,257 30% Off
- NZ$2,292You save $966
 
- The Ring of Kerry unfolds with stops for sheepdog demonstrations and traditional pub lunches. Ross Castle in Killarney beckons, while Muckross House grounds and scenic drives reveal rugged cliffs and golden beaches of the Iveragh Peninsula. - Duration - 9 days - Destinations - Dublin, Cashel, Cork, Cobh, Spike Island, Blarney, Killarney, Ring of Kerry, Bunratty, Aran IslandsSee all destinations - Age Range - Ages 12+ - Operator - G Adventures - From 30% Off
- NZ$7,379
 
- Duration - 7 days - Destinations - Dublin, Galway, Limerick, Cliffs of Moher, Killarney, Ring of Kerry, Blarney, Waterford, New Ross, Wexford - Age Range - All Ages Welcome - Operator - Brendan Vacations - From $3,234 10% Off
- NZ$2,911You save $323
 
- The Ring of Kerry loops from Killarney through Waterville and Kenmare. Charlie Chaplin's favorite fishing spot and ancient butter roads tell tales of history. Selected B&Bs offer rest while exploring the Wild Atlantic Way's spectacular coastal views. - Duration - 8 days - Destinations - Killarney, Kenmare, Sneem, Caherdaniel, Waterville, Cahersiveen, Glenbeigh - Age Range - Ages 12+ - Operator - Exodus Adventure Travels - From 10% Off
- NZ$2,835
 
- Experience Ireland's famous Ring of Kerry with stops at panoramic Moll's Gap and the Gap of Dunloe. Visit Moriarty's shopping partner, enjoy seaweed foraging along the Atlantic shore, and explore charming Killarney town. Travel through stunning mountain and coastal landscapes. - Duration - 9 days - Destinations - Dublin, Strokestown, Donegal, Belleek, Westport, Galway, Adare, Dingle, Ring of Kerry, KillarneySee all destinations - Age Range - Ages 8+ - Operator - CIE Tours - From 10% Off
- NZ$4,952
 
- Experience Ireland's most scenic drive through the Ring of Kerry, stopping at Moriarty's in the Gap of Dunloe and Moll's Gap for panoramic views. Enjoy seaweed foraging along the Atlantic shore and free time in charming Killarney town. - Duration - 10 days - Destinations - Dublin, Strokestown, Donegal, Ardara, Belleek, Westport, Galway, Adare, Dingle, Ring of KerrySee all destinations - Age Range - Ages 8+ - Operator - CIE Tours - From 10% Off
- NZ$5,300
 
What our customers ask about Ring of Kerry Tours & Trips
- What are the must-see highlights on a Ring of Kerry Country Region general tour?- The Ring of Kerry's landscape unfolds with the dramatic MacGillycuddy Reeks mountains and Ireland's tallest peak Carrauntouhil reaching 1041 meters into the sky. Killarney National Park presents three lakes that draw photographers and nature enthusiasts year-round. The Kerry Bog Village Museum provides a window into 18th-century Irish rural life while the Skellig Rocks made famous by Star Wars appearances offer rugged coastal views. Guests often choose the Kenmare Bay Hotel as a base to explore Ladies View the Lakes of Killarney and quintessential Irish villages like Sneem Waterville and Glenbeigh. 
- When is the best time to visit the Ring of Kerry Region for a general tour?- The most reliable weather occurs from June through September with temperatures ranging from 15-20°C (59-68°F). Tour operators run their fullest schedules in July and August creating a bustling atmosphere along the route. Spring months of April and May bring carpets of wildflowers to Killarney National Park with noticeably thinner crowds. September emerges as a sweet spot combining comfortable weather with reduced tourist numbers at key sites like Ladies View and the Kerry Bog Village Museum. 
- What type of accommodation can I expect on a Ring of Kerry general tour?- Accommodations range from welcoming guesthouses to traditional hotels and lodges each selected for their Irish character and convenient locations. Killarney's centrally located guesthouses put visitors steps away from traditional music venues and local restaurants. All rooms provide private bathrooms WiFi and start the day with traditional Irish breakfasts. Family-run guesthouses in smaller towns like Sneem and Caherdaniel offer personal touches that larger hotels can't match. As one TourRadar traveler noted: "the warm welcome and comfortable rooms at each stop especially in the smaller villages where you really feel part of the local community." 
- How long do most general tours spend in the Ring of Kerry region?- The standard Ring of Kerry experience takes 2-3 days though more extensive tours may stretch to 4-5 days. A typical day includes 8 hours circling the Ring of Kerry with additional time set aside for Killarney National Park and coastal village exploration. One TourRadar traveler shared: "Three days was perfect to see the highlights like Ladies View and Killarney Lakes while still having time to explore charming towns like Kenmare and Sneem at a relaxed pace." 
- What kind of cultural experiences are included in Ring of Kerry general tours?- Local culture comes alive through evening music sessions in Killarney pubs visits to working sheep farms and explorations of historic sites like Ross Castle. The Kerry Bog Village Museum stands as a testament to rural Irish heritage. According to one TourRadar traveler: "The sheepdog demonstration near Killarney was a highlight - seeing the traditional farming methods and meeting local shepherds made the experience so much more meaningful." 
- How much interaction do you have with local communities during Ring of Kerry general tours?- The Ring of Kerry route connects visitors with local life through stops at village craft shops family restaurants and traditional farms. Many travelers spend nights in family-operated guesthouses like Abbey Lodge in Killarney. One TourRadar traveler observed: "The locals in Kenmare were incredibly welcoming especially at the traditional music sessions. Meeting shepherds and local artisans really enhanced our understanding of Kerry's culture." 
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