Self-Guided Tours & Trips in Ring Of Kerry

Walk 172 km of the Kerry Way independently with GPS tracks, Kerry Way maps, and route notes covering the Iveragh Peninsula from Killarney to Kenmare. The trail goes through Killarney National Park past Torc Waterfall, crosses two mountain passes framing Cummeenduff Lake and Lough Acoose, and tracks Kenmare Bay's rocky shoreline.

Cover 46 miles of the Kerry Way on your own with detailed maps, GPX tracks, and route notes from Glenbeigh to Sneem. The trail takes you through Behy Forest past an old railroad line, up through peat bogs with Valentia Island views, and there's a detour to the ancient Staigue Fort ring structure.

This well-planned tour includes comprehensive materials covering Ring of Kerry's notable sites. Phone support from local experts complements pre-arranged accommodations and seamless luggage transfers.

Ring of Kerry maps and guidebook arrive before your departure. Local assistance responds quickly to ensure smooth navigation across diverse landscapes.

Your self-guided adventure comes with detailed route notes, maps, and GPS device. A local representative offers orientation and stays available as you traverse the Ring of Kerry.

Detailed maps and route descriptions guide you through the Ring of Kerry. Local experts provide support as you wind through coastal paths and mountain trails.

You'll walk roughly 21 kilometers each day using GPS and digital route notes, tracking the Caragh River through old woodland near Glencar while your bags move ahead for you. Day 3 brings two mountain passes with about 821 meters of climbing that link remote valleys and traditional Irish villages, and there's 24-hour phone support if you need it.

The self-guided tour provides comprehensive route notes and GPS device. A local expert conducts an initial briefing on navigation and key sites. Full emergency support remains at your disposal throughout your time in Kerry.