County Kerry (Skellig Michael, Ring of Kerry) Private Guided Tour
The Southwest region is home to some of Ireland’s most famous scenic drives, including the Ring of Kerry and the Dingle Peninsula. The roads wind through lush green hills, rugged coastlines, and charming villages, offering endless photo opportunities. This is where you’ll find some of the most iconic views in Ireland, from the Gap of Dunloe to Inch Beach. The Skellig Islands, home to ancient monastic ruins, are also a must-see for any visitor. The region is known for its dramatic landscapes and is perfect for those who love the outdoors.
Booking and Pricing Information
To secure your private tour, Please make sure to contact us first or fill up the Quick Estimate Form, and we’ll get in touch to discuss the details—such as the number of people in your group and your desired route. After finalising everything, we will send you a final quote
Estimated prices for our bespoke tours start from €1249. The final cost will depend on the length of your tour, the number of participants, and any special requests.
We aim to make the process seamless, once everything is arranged, we kindly ask for the payment to be made online, either fully or partially 48h before the trip starts, and the remaining balance can be paid conveniently at the pickup time before the trip starts.
Attractions:
Ring of Kerry: One of the most famous scenic drives in the world.
Dingle Peninsula: A rugged peninsula with beautiful beaches and charming villages.
Skellig Michael: A UNESCO World Heritage Site with a 6th-century monastery.
Killarney National Park: A beautiful park with lakes, forests, and the Torc Waterfall.
Muckross House: A stunning Victorian mansion surrounded by gardens and lakes.
Who is this trip for: Outdoor enthusiasts, photographers, and anyone seeking adventure. Perfect for hikers, beach lovers, and those who want to experience the untamed beauty of Ireland’s coastlines and mountains.
All Cities: Killarney, Dingle, Kenmare, Tralee
Cultural & Historical Attractions: The Southwest is known for its Gaelic culture, particularly in the Dingle Peninsula, where the Irish language is still spoken. The region is also home to ancient Ogham stones, early Christian monastic sites like Skellig Michael, and centuries-old castles and forts that dot the landscape.
Note: The locations, routes, and sites mentioned are suggestions, but we’re always happy to tailor the trip to your ideal plan.
What our trips offer:
Refreshments and snacks to keep you energised
USB chargers and ports to stay connected
Knowledgeable Irish tour guides with deep local insights
Engaging storytelling by Dave, bringing Irish history and folklore to life
Entrance to attractions available upon request