Ireland · WALKING TOURS IN KILLARNEY
Irish itineraries always run a day short. These 7 walking tours in Killarney are the ones that earn the slot, priced and timed so the decision takes minutes.
Walk Killarney National Park with a local guide, spotting deer, hearing Irish legends, and finding quiet trails near the lakes.
“Richard is a fantastic guide It was a great tour of the Killarney national park I would recommend for anyone visiting Killarney to consider this tour”
Review the Gap of Dunloe walking and boat tour, with route details, costs, terrain, timing, Ross Castle, and practical tips for Killarney.
“Beautiful breathtaking scenery on lakes, lovely walk although you cannot stroll. You need to keep up the pace to make sure you are in time for the transfer.”
Ride from Ross Castle across Killarney’s lakes, then walk or cycle the Gap of Dunloe on this scenic boat-only outing.
“An amazing experience with a very talented boatman. Even though it was late in the season we had a perfect day”
Hike from Sneem to Coomanassig Waterfall and Eagles Lake with a mountain leader, dramatic views, wildlife, and a small group.
“We had a fantastic day hiking .The views were amazing on all sides.and the weather was good to us.Fergal was a great guide very knowledgeable and he made the experience very enjoyable”
Walk the Gap of Dunloe, cruise the Lakes of Killarney, and see Old Weir Bridge, Innisfallen Island, and Ross Castle for $40.
Review of Killarney’s private local walking tour, with National Park views, Muckross, Ross Castle, flexible pacing, and practical tips.
“I had a great tour with my private guide Lorraine. With her profound knowledge of the history of Killarney I‘ve got a lot of interesting information in a pleasant way. A walk through the National Park rounded the tour off. I highly recommend this private tour.”
Walk Bray Head with a local historian, from Neolithic stones and Crompeol village to cable history and Skellig views.
“Our guide Eion was a pleasure. So very flexible with our schedule & knowledgeable about the area. Highly recommend”
Every kind of Irish day out, and the best of each.
