Personalized Tours & Trips in Ring Of Kerry

Drive the famous Ring of Kerry and stop at the Skellig Experience to learn about Skellig Michael's ancient monastery. Check out Molly Gallivan's Cottage in Kenmare, where a clever 19th-century widow secretly brewed whiskey, then wander medieval Kinsale's waterfront streets on a guided tour and watch craftsmen at work at the House of Waterford Crystal.

Set your own pace on this 5-day Kerry Way trek with just 2-14 people, starting in Killarney and walking past all three lakes before heading through the isolated Black Valley to summit Seefin Mountain and finish in Glenbeigh. Digital route notes, luggage transfers, and 24-hour support let you explore MacGillycuddy's Reeks foothills on your own terms.

Walk 73 km of the Kerry Way, Ireland's longest marked trail, winding through the Iveragh Peninsula's old country roads and small villages. You'll stay in family-run guesthouses across Glenbeigh, Cahersiveen, Waterville, Caherdaniel, and Sneem, with chances to check out the 3rd century Staigue Fort and Rosbeigh Beach along the route. Daily luggage transport and 24/7 support are included for hikers 16+.

Walk the 172 km Kerry Way through Killarney National Park, where you'll pass the Victorian Muckross House with its manicured gardens and climb past Torc Waterfall. You'll stay in family-run guesthouses in the peaceful Black Valley, colorful Waterville on Ballinskelligs Bay, and the historic market town of Kenmare along the Roughty River. The route follows the Old Butter Roads where 19th-century traders moved goods to Cork, and there's a detour to see the 3rd-century Staigue Fort and Derrynane House, home of Daniel O'Connell.

This trek covers the full 200km Kerry Way loop, starting in Killarney National Park where you'll pass Torc Waterfall and Muckross House before climbing up to the remote Black Valley. The route follows old coastal paths from Waterville to Caherdaniel through Derrynane National Park.

Trek the lower ridges of the MacGillicuddy Reeks and pass Lough Acoose on your self-guided walk through County Kerry's beautiful countryside. Walk through Killarney National Park, stopping at Muckross House and Torc Waterfall before reaching the remote Black Valley. Follow the scenic Caragh River through Lickeen Forest to finish in Glenbeigh, sitting among the Seefin Mountains and known as 'The Jewel in the Ring of Kerry.'

This 8-day self-guided walk takes you through the Iveragh Peninsula on the Kerry Way, starting and ending in Killarney with accommodation in Irish Tourism Board-approved guesthouses and B&Bs. You'll walk through Killarney National Park to see Muckross House and Torc Waterfall, then climb 565m up to the Black Valley.

Walk the old 17th-century stage coach route from Glenbeigh to Cahersiveen and you'll get great views of Rossbeigh Strand and Inch Beach across the Dingle Peninsula. The trail takes you through Esknamucky Glen in Killarney National Park to Muckross House & Gardens, where you might spot Ireland's native red deer along the way.