キラーニー発、ギャップ・オブ・ダンロー日帰りツアーとボートツアー

There are certain places where you do have to get out of the horse and buggy and walk. up hill to give the horse relief.

The 11km hike up through the Gap was amazing. The scenery is astounding. It was a great walk and not hard at all. The boat trip back was fun, despite it pouring with rain at times. It’s all part of the experience. The skipper was very informative and fun to listen to

Best way to explore Gap of Dunloe and the Lakes! Especially the boat trip back was my personal highlight.

The Gap of Dunloe itself was absolutely incredible. A must see. The experience was a little strange. They told us the last boat leaves at 2pm after the driver was late in showing up to drop us off. As a result, we didn't get there until after 11am which only left us less than 3 hours to hike the entire way. You could choose to do the horse drawn carriage for an extra charge, but we were wanting to hike it and it said that you could in the description of the experience. We got there with barely 10 minutes to spare before the boat left and that left us no time for lunch. We were walking faster than everyone else on the experience and only stopped to site see and take photos for maybe 10 minutes total. When we told the driver this he insisted we must have gotten hypnotized by the sheep to make light, but isn't the point of walking it to be able to stop every so often and enjoy the view? There was no time for that. I don't understand why they didn't have the last boat leave at 4pm to give you time to take in the beautiful scenery and eat lunch.

This was wonderful!!! Beautiful!! The only thing that was not clear with the description was that the gap is a 7 mile walk. If you don’t want to, or can’t walk that far, the cost to take the horse and buggy is an extra 35 euro cash only. The lunch venue was also cash only.

The Gap of Dunloe is an amazing tour! Wild Kerry did a great job ensuring that the process was seamless. Barry O'Connor picked me up from the train station and took me right to where I needed to be. He was very friendly and a great driver. He even let me leave some heavy luggage in the van so that I didn't have to carry it all day which was super helpful! I took the horse and carriage ride, which was super nice. A great way to relax and enjoy the view, and it also helped me get to the boat on time. I would definitely recommend this tour for anyone visiting Kerry!

We had a wonderful driver, Barry O'Connor, take us to the Gap of Dunloe tour and pick us up afterward. He was so kind and fun to talk to about all things Ireland 10/10. The boat tour with Rory was great. We had to do the boat first and the hike second. We chose the hike originally (in lieu of horse cart), but halfway two of the jaunting horses were going by with no passengers, so because it was a hot day- we hopped on those to finish out our experience. We felt we got a little bit of everything. The views were gorgeous and everyone we encountered was so kind and helpful and informative. It was a wonderful way to see the park and learn more about our surroundings.

+3

We booked the night before through our hotel: Dromhall in Killarney. It was a very short walk to the meet up point where Sheila was warm and helpful. Our wonderful driver/guide was Barry O’Connor. Barry was very informative, provided clear communication and was warm and welcoming. Our jaunty driver Dan and his beautiful horse Sam provided us with a great experience exploring the Gap of Dunloe. Our boat driver Cathal O’Connor was excellent. He provided us with a safe and informative boat ride and we could feel his passion for this beautiful place. A most memorable day! Thank you to everyone who contributed to our experience.

+9

We had a wonderful visit! Night's were beautiful and everyone along the way were helpful and informative! Would definitely recommend.

I loved this - met the group in central Killarney, driven to the gap, walked the gap in (can take 2.5hrs), met up again with 10 of the group, then toured 3 Killarney lakes on a motorboat. Walk is easy with some inclines, could be challenging for some people, stunning views though. Loved the mix of solo walking followed by being part of a group of people I got along with and driven by 2 experienced and pleasant boaters.