• Aghadoe Overlook - Just a short drive from Killarney, Aghadoe Overlook offers breathtaking views. It’s the perfect spot to admire Lough Lein, Killarney’s largest lake, the McGillicuddy Reeks with Ireland’s highest peak, and nearby, a 12th-century church, a Norman castle, and a round tower.
• Beaufort - Passing near Beaufort Bridge, constructed in 1825 from rubblestone, it spans 8 arches.
• Killorglin - A lively town on the River Laune, Killorglin is renowned for the annual Puck Fair every August, one of Europe’s oldest festivals.
• Glenbeigh - Travel through the picturesque village of Glenbeigh on the way to Rossbeigh.
• Rossbeigh Beach - One of the largest beaches on the Iveragh Peninsula, Rossbeigh is perfect for a beach stroll or a morning coffee.
• Kells Sheepdogs Ring of Kerry - An optional stop where a local farmer demonstrates how sheepdogs herd sheep on the hills.
• Daniel O’Connell’s Birth Place - Located just outside Cahersiveen, this is the birthplace of Daniel O’Connell, “The Liberator.”
• Ballycarbery Castle - This stunning 16th-century ruin by the McCarthy Mór Clan sits on a hill overlooking the Fertha River, offering dramatic photo opportunities.
• Cahergall Fort - A prime example of a 7th-century fortified homestead, easily accessible from the car park, with stone walls 12 feet high and 15 feet wide.
• Portmagee - A charming fishing village ideal for lunch, where local fishermen provide fresh fish daily, a seafood lover’s paradise.
• Skellig Ring Scenic Drive - Often overlooked, this drive is worth the extra time to see the world-famous Skellig Islands.
• Kerry Cliffs - Towering 1000m above the Atlantic Ocean, the Kerry Cliffs are a highlight of The Ring of Kerry, easily accessible from the nearby car park. Admission is approximately €5 per person.
• Waterville - Stroll along the promenade, see the Charlie Chaplin statue, and discover why Chaplin adored Waterville.
• Coomakesta Pass - The highest point on The Ring of Kerry, offering another photo opportunity with views of the Atlantic Ocean, Waterville, and the Scarriff Islands.
• Caherdaniel - Stop for a photo as you head to Caherdaniel.
• Derrynane Beach - Another stunning beach on the Ring of Kerry, perfect for a photo stop.
• Sneem - This charming village is unique with two central squares, a delightful place to relax, explore, and enjoy coffee or ice cream. A photo at the bridge is a must.
• Kenmare - Known for its hospitality, Kenmare boasts 5-star hotels, gourmet food, and quaint specialty shops.
• Moll’s Gap - Famous for being home to Moll Kissane, who ran a hostelry for road workers in the 1820s.
• Ladies’ View - As you near Killarney, this is the first stop in Killarney National Park and a tour highlight for many.
• Torc Waterfall - A magnificent waterfall, easily reached with a gentle 5-minute walk through oak woodland from the car park.

• Private transportation
• On-board WiFi
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Lunch
• Admission charges

The Ring of Kerry Private Day Tour is customized to meet your unique preferences. Prior to the tour, the operator will understand your needs and adjust the itinerary accordingly. With extensive experience as a tour guide and driver, the operator has completed a professional tour guiding program. The vehicle is fully licensed, registered, and insured, ensuring your comfort and peace of mind. Complimentary pick-up and drop-off at your Killarney hotel are provided at the end of the tour.

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