Private Ring of Kerry & Skellig Ring Full-Day Tour

Known for Ireland’s oldest festival, the Puck Fair, Killorglin is a vibrant riverside town. It offers colourful streets and a lively local atmosphere. Pass by while enjoying views of the River Laune.

A stunning 6km Blue Flag beach stretching along the Atlantic coast. Ideal for a quick stroll, fresh sea air, and panoramic photo opportunities.

A heritage town rich in history, close to ancient forts and Ballycarbery Castle ruins. It's also the birthplace of Daniel O'Connell, a famed Irish political leader. Pass by while admiring the views.

A charming fishing village and gateway to the Skellig Islands. Ideal for a lunch break and a stroll along the colorful harbourfront. Stop for lunch/refreshments.

Towering cliffs providing unforgettable views across the Atlantic towards Skellig Michael. A must-see highlight of the Skellig Ring route. Admission not included (approx €5 entry)

A breathtaking bay famous for its rugged cliffs and Atlantic waves. Ideal for scenic photos and a refreshing sea breeze.

Visit a family-run chocolate factory perched above the Atlantic Ocean. Enjoy complimentary tastings and a glimpse into handmade chocolate-making.

A peaceful coastal village known for its golden beach and historic abbey ruins. A scenic and relaxing stop along the Skellig Ring. Pass by while soaking in the ocean views.

Waterville is a charming coastal village nestled between the Atlantic Ocean and Lough Currane on the scenic Ring of Kerry. Known for its stunning views, world-class golf courses, and relaxed atmosphere, Waterville was also a favourite holiday retreat of film legend Charlie Chaplin, who visited regularly with his family. A statue in the village pays tribute to his legacy, celebrating the town's connection to the iconic comedian.

A scenic village close to Derrynane House and golden beaches. Steeped in Daniel O’Connell’s legacy and coastal charm. Pass by on route to Staigue Fort.

An impressive 2,500-year-old circular stone fort nestled in the hills. A remarkable reminder of ancient Gaelic life in Kerry. Pass by unless guests request a photo stop.

A lively heritage town known for artisan shops, colourful streets, and local markets. A natural stop before entering the Killarney National Park. Pass by without stopping unless requested.

A mountain pass famous for panoramic views over MacGillycuddy’s Reeks. A dramatic photo stop along the Ring of Kerry. Photo oppertunity

A famous panoramic viewpoint overlooking the lakes of Killarney. Queen Victoria’s ladies-in-waiting gave it its name after visiting in 1861.

A short scenic walk leads to a beautiful cascading waterfall in Killarney National Park. A refreshing nature break along the journey.

A restored 15th-century tower house and one of Killarney’s historic gems. Set beside Lough Leane with stunning lake views.

A vibrant town with historic streets, parks, and lakes.