• Killarney National Park - Relax and enjoy a peaceful tour of Ireland’s oldest national park. From the towering 15th-century Ross Castle to Ladies’ View, Killarney National Park is among the most stunning spots in Ireland. This thrilling private tour takes you to renowned sites like Muckross House, Torc Falls, and the Meeting of the Waters, as well as hidden gems that are often overlooked.
• Portmagee - Portmagee is a charming village located on the western edge of the Ring of Kerry. The harbor serves as the main departure point for visiting Skellig Michael, a 7th-century monastic site on a rugged island nearby. The village’s history is colorful, named after Captain Theobald Magee, an infamous 18th-century smuggler who transported tea, tobacco, textiles, and liquor through secret coves in the area.
• Staigue Fort - The Staigue Stone Fort is a late Iron Age stone ringfort. Archaeologists date its construction to between 300-400 AD, believing it served as a defensive stronghold for a local lord or king. Building this large site was a monumental achievement. The fort’s walls, reaching up to 5.5m (18ft) high, are made entirely of stacked stone without mortar or binding materials. Explore the terraced walls and discover the corbelled cells hidden within passages.
• Kerry Cliffs - The Kerry Cliffs rise majestically from the Atlantic Ocean. Millions of years ago, these magnificent cliffs were part of the ocean floor. As continents shifted and collided, this impressive cliff was elevated skyward.

Today, they host a variety of seabirds, including Puffins from the colony on Puffin Island. From this vantage point, you can also enjoy an unobstructed view of the renowned Skellig Islands.

Entrance Fee €5 (Optional)

• The Skellig Experience - Experience the Skellig Islands without leaving dry land. This exceptional museum showcases the lives of the remarkable men who braved the open waters in skin boats to reach the secluded early Christian monastic community on Skellig Michael. The visitor center provides insight into the lives and challenges faced by the monks who once inhabited this UNESCO World Heritage site.
• Caherdaniel - Caherdaniel is a picturesque village on the Ivereigh Peninsula, known as the birthplace of Daniel O’Connell, a notable Irish politician and statesman. Derrynane House, O’Connell’s ancestral home, is a key attraction in the village. The house is set on a 300-acre estate that is part of the Derrynane National Historic Park, located along the headland of the renowned Derrynane Beach.

• Private transportation
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Colourful commentary

• Meals
• Gratuities

The scenic loop is famous for its stunning landscapes, hidden beaches, eroded bluffs, cultural landmarks, and charming little towns. It is situated in the southwest part of County Kerry, often dubbed as Ireland’s ‘the Kingdom’.

This is the spot where you can find a slice of the ‘real Ireland, and we delight in sharing all the spots that make it unique with our friends. Embark on a journey that you will reminisce for many years ahead.

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