• Killarney - Customers are picked up in Killarney town, a place that offers an authentic Irish experience. Explore its timeless natural beauty, vibrant culture, and rich history. Listen to the whispers of ancient tales and feel the warmth of its hospitality.
• Kerry Bog Village Museum - Travel back in time at the Kerry Bog Village, where history comes to life. Discover the lifestyle of 18th-century Ireland in this unique village, the only one of its kind in Europe! The Red Fox Inn, located next to the village, is renowned for its Irish coffees, and visitors with a village ticket receive a discount.
• Glenbeigh - Continuing southwest, the journey passes through Glenbeigh village. Soon, the first views of the Atlantic Ocean and the rugged Kerry coastline appear. Weather permitting, the driver/guide will stop for photos along the way.
• Kells Sheepdogs Ring of Kerry - Experience sheepdog demonstrations on the Ring of Kerry! Witness the incredible skills of Kells sheepdogs as they herd sheep in the Kerry countryside. This unique skill is a must-see.

• Optional (There is an additional charge for the demonstration - cash only.)

• Skellig Ring Scenic Drive - Travel through Caherciveen and, thanks to a smaller coach, drive along the spectacular ‘Skellig Ring’ on the Atlantic Ocean’s edge, stopping at St Finian’s Bay and Skellig Chocolates. This stunning area offers uninterrupted and unrivaled views of the iconic Skellig islands.
• Waterville - Enjoy a peaceful break in Waterville, a charming village nestled between the Atlantic and Lough Currane. As the only village on the Ring of Kerry located on the coast, Waterville offers a refreshing seafront walk, invigorated by the salty sea air.

Relish your lunch stop here and absorb the coastal atmosphere.

• Wild Atlantic Way Discovery Point @Coomakista - No Ring of Kerry trip is complete without a stop at Coomakista Pass. At over 700 feet above sea level, this panoramic viewpoint provides one of the most breathtaking vistas on the entire route. Admire the views over Kenmare Bay, Deenish Island, and the surrounding islands.
• Sneem - Next, visit Sneem, a village adorned in vibrant colors and known for its picturesque streets. Winner of the ‘Tidy Towns of Ireland’ award, this peaceful village offers a glimpse of Ireland’s quaint beauty. Enjoy a leisurely stroll, breathe in the tranquility, and explore the charming shops and pubs.
• Ladies’ View - As the tour nears its end, stop at Ladies View, one of Ireland’s most iconic viewpoints. Located within Killarney National Park, this spot offers sweeping views over the Black Valley, Upper and Lower Lakes, and the magnificent Killarney mountains. It’s the perfect conclusion to an unforgettable day on the Ring of Kerry.
• Killarney - Return to Killarney town around 5pm for drop-off at the Tourist Office.

• Bus fare
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Guide

• Food and Drinks
• Tip or gratuity
• Admission fees

Join us to explore the renowned Ring of Kerry, featuring breathtaking landscapes of untamed coastlines, sandy beaches, shimmering lakes, charming villages, and magnificent mountain ranges on this scenic 180 km loop.
Discover the allure of County Kerry with a smaller luxury vehicle (maximum 37 passengers), allowing for off-the-beaten-path adventures, including the stunning Skellig Ring, which offers unmatched views of the Skellig Islands and the Wild Atlantic Way coastline.

This remarkable 180 km circuit provides an opportunity to experience the varied landscapes and rich culture of Kerry, with expert guides offering insights into Ireland’s history, folklore, and renowned humor. It’s the ideal way to explore the heart of the Emerald Isle, from charming villages to dramatic coastlines.
Tour Highlights include:

• Red Fox Inn & Kerry Bog Village
• Skellig Chocolates & St. Finian’s Bay
• Waterville (one-hour lunch break)
• Coomakishta Viewpoint, Sneem Village, Ladies View

Return to Killarney by 5pm.

• Not Suitable for Children under 10 years of age

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.