County Kerry Day Trip from Dublin
Dublin, Ireland
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Trip Type: Day Trips
Duration: 14 hours
Enjoy the rugged beauty of the kingdom of Kerry on a full-day tour from Dublin. Marvel in wonder at the magical scenery and untouched nature, and experience panoramic views of the wild Atlantic ocean and Dingle Bay.
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Enjoy the rugged beauty of the kingdom of Kerry on a full-day tour from Dublin. Marvel in wonder at the magical scenery and untouched nature, and experience panoramic views of the wild Atlantic ocean and Dingle Bay.This full-day tour from Dublin to the kingdom of Kerry takes you to a an unspoilt and mystical region of Ireland. The region enjoys some of the very best coastal scenery in Eurpoe. On the way, discover picturesque towns and experience panoramic views of a landscape created during the last Ice Age.
The first stop will be Adare in Co. Limerick. The village's broad main street is framed by stone buildings and thatched cottages. The tour then continues on to Killarney National Park, perhaps one of the most beautiful and admired national parks in the world. Sit back and appreciate the stunning views of the Lakes of Killarney and Black Valley as you stop in Aghadoe and at Torc Waterfall.
From here, the tour visits Killarney town, the best-known town in County Kerry and the gateway to the region. Surrounded by mountains and lakes, it's easy to see why this is often voted as one of the best places to visit in Ireland.
From Killarney town, we will visit the Torc Waterfall, an 18-meter-high waterfall that cascades through Friars Glen. Take a walk through the wooded area and enjoy the tranquillity. You will then meander through Killorglin, home of the Puck Fair, an ancient Celtic festival dating back to the 1600's where a goat is crowned king of the village.
From here, experience a wonderful drive along the famous Dingle Peninsula, stopping to take in amazing views of Dingle Bay, and enjoy a visit to famed Inch beach, where the wild Atlantic hugs the Celtic shores. You’ll also drive along the famous Wild Atlantic Way, and head to the other side of the Dingle Peninsula, where secluded views of Tralee bay and the remote landscape of Dingle.
The tour will finish with a visit to Inch beach, one of the most famous beaches in Ireland, which stretches on for many miles of the coast. Stop for a walk on the sand and admire the views of a site that has appeared in many movies. Tour returns to Dublin.
The first stop will be Adare in Co. Limerick. The village's broad main street is framed by stone buildings and thatched cottages. The tour then continues on to Killarney National Park, perhaps one of the most beautiful and admired national parks in the world. Sit back and appreciate the stunning views of the Lakes of Killarney and Black Valley as you stop in Aghadoe and at Torc Waterfall.
From here, the tour visits Killarney town, the best-known town in County Kerry and the gateway to the region. Surrounded by mountains and lakes, it's easy to see why this is often voted as one of the best places to visit in Ireland.
From Killarney town, we will visit the Torc Waterfall, an 18-meter-high waterfall that cascades through Friars Glen. Take a walk through the wooded area and enjoy the tranquillity. You will then meander through Killorglin, home of the Puck Fair, an ancient Celtic festival dating back to the 1600's where a goat is crowned king of the village.
From here, experience a wonderful drive along the famous Dingle Peninsula, stopping to take in amazing views of Dingle Bay, and enjoy a visit to famed Inch beach, where the wild Atlantic hugs the Celtic shores. You’ll also drive along the famous Wild Atlantic Way, and head to the other side of the Dingle Peninsula, where secluded views of Tralee bay and the remote landscape of Dingle.
The tour will finish with a visit to Inch beach, one of the most famous beaches in Ireland, which stretches on for many miles of the coast. Stop for a walk on the sand and admire the views of a site that has appeared in many movies. Tour returns to Dublin.
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