Ring of Kerry Private Tour with Guide from Killarney

Aghadoe Overlook is just a few minutes drive from Killarney and one of incredible beauty it's an ideal location to see Lough Lein Killarneys largest lake, The Mc Gillicuddy Reeks which has Ireland's highest peak and there is a 12th Century Church a Norman Castle and a round tower nearby

We pass close to Beaufort Bridge, built in 1825 from Rubblestone, it has an expanse of 8 arches

A bustling town built on the river Laune. Killorglin is famous for hosting the annual Puck Fair every August, one of the oldest festivals in Europe

We pass through the beautiful village of Glenbeigh to Rossbeigh

Rossbeigh is one of the largest beaches on the Iveragh Peninsula, we have a stroll on the beach here, perhaps a morning coffee

This is an optional stop, where a local sheep farmer demonstrates how the farmers use sheep dogs to herd sheep high up on the hills.

The birthplace of Daniel O' Connell "The Liberator" just outside the town of Cahersiveen.

This beautiful ruin was built in the 16th Century by the Mc Carthy Mór Clan, it is situated on a hill overlooking the Fertha river and makes for a very dramatic photograph.

Cahergall Stone fort is an excellent example of a 7th Century fortified homestead, it is accessed easily from the carpark. The stone walls are 12foot high and 15foot wide

This beautiful fishing village is a great option for lunch, The local fishermen supply fresh fish to the restaurants here daily a seafood lovers delight.

This drive is often overlooked but it really is worth taking the extra time to include the Skellig Ring, where we will see the world famous Skellig Islands.

Rising 1000m above the Atlantic Ocean, the Kerry Cliffs are a gem on The Ring of Kerry and are easily accessed from the nearby carpark. Admission is approximately €5pp

Take a walk on the promenade, see the Charlie Chaplin Statue and experience why Chaplin fell in love with Waterville

This is the highest point of the road on The Ring of Kerry and another photo opportunity overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, Waterville and the Scarriff Islands

As we go to Caherdaniel we stop for a photo

Another beautiful beach on the Ring of Kerry we take another photo stop here

This charming village is unusual as it has two squares at it's centre, it is a wonderful place to relax and explore, get a coffee or an Ice Cream. A photo at the bridge is a must do here.

The Famous Molls Gap was once home to Moll Kissane who ran a hostelry here for workers during construction of the roadway in 1820's.

As we come closer to Killarney, this is our first stop in Killarney National Park. This is the highlight of the tour for many people judge for yourself.

This beautiful waterfall is splendid in every way and accessible via a gentle stroll through the Oak Woodland to reach it in 5 minutes from the Car Park