Take a small group cultural tour experience around the majestic Ring of Kerry and explore one of Ireland's most iconic destinations. You will take a tour of the impressive Skellig Experience Centre, where you can explore many aspects of this dramatic UNESCO world heritage site without having to get ...
Take a small group cultural walking tour exploring the spectacular setting of Slea Head on the Dingle Peninsula. Known as “the most beautiful place on earth” the peninsula is dotted with breathtaking archaeological and historical wonders that will capture your imagination and leave you with little ...
Explore the hidden beauty of the Lakes of Killarney with a gentle kayak adventure exploring the spectacular history of Ross Castle and experience the lakes unique wild nature up close.
Do you want to say you have been to the top of Ireland? Well now is your chance with a guided hike up Carrauntoohill, Ireland's highest mountain. Take an amazing guided tour of this spectacular mountain as we explore its vast picturesque landscape and look out upon the most dramatic scenery that ...
Join us on an amazing cultural experience exploring the world renowned Dingle peninsula. We will take you off the beaten track to unearth the unique beauty of this destination. From the Blasket Island visitor centre to learning about this regions deep rooted Gaelic cultural and fantastic scenery ...
See a different side to the Ring of Kerry with a magical small group tour exploring its most spectacular places of interest. The tour will take you off the beaten track to discover the most dramatic scenery that Ireland has to offer. Along the way explore the Ring of Kerry's unique cultural delights ...
Dingle Day Tour The Dingle Peninsula which stretches out into the Atlantic ocean, is the most northerly of the mountainous promontories which forms the indented coast of South-west Ireland. It is particularly notable in its scenery of the mountain and coast and is of interest on account of its ...
An essential part of any visit to Ireland, this tour circles the magnificent MacGillycuddy Reeks, running through its many passes and valleys along the shore of Dingle Bay and Kenmare Bay.
Considering a walking, rambling or hiking tour? Look no further as The Gap of Dunloe is 7 miles (11 kilometers) and takes approximately 90 minutes.
The Dingle peninsula has the most rugged Atlantic coastline in Kerry and is scattered with forts and pre-historic huts such as the Gallarus Oratory.
