Glengarriff Nature Reserve & Kenmare

On the morning of day two, you will enjoy a hike in the splendid Glengarriff Nature Reserve. Here you’ll hike through native oak and hazel woodlands and along gentle flowing streams. The hike takes 2hrs 45 mins. Then travel over the spectacular Caha Pass to the town of Kenmare.

In Kenmare, you’ll have lunch and visit an ancient stone circle. After lunch the tour travels west along the renowned Ring of Kerry.

Accommodation

The tour stays in a Waterville, a very pretty town on the Ring of Kerry and was once a favorite holidaying spot for Charlie Chaplin.

Valentia Island

On the third day the tour travels into the Iveragh Peninsula to explore the world famous Ring of Kerry with its dazzling beaches and rugged beauty. On this drive you will pass through historic towns and villages as well as some of the most awesome scenery anywhere to be seen.

The hike today is on the splendid Valentia Island. In the evening you can relax and unwind with a well-earned pint of Guinness.

Accommodation

Tonight, you’ll stay in Killarney Town. Killarney is wonderfully located on the edge of Killarney National Park and surrounded by the magical scenery of Killarney’s lakes, ancient woodlands and mountains.

Killarney National Park

During day four of this adventure tour you will get a real sense of the regions boundless energy and exquisite beauty. The day begins with a cycle through the wonderful Killarney National Park and Muckross Gardens. If you keep your eyes peeled during the cycle, you may spot some of the deer that roam the park or maybe even a white-tailed eagle, which have recently been reintroduced to Ireland.

In the afternoon the tour travel along a spectacular section of the Wild Atlantic Way heading further west to the jewel of Kerry, Dingle.

Accommodation

Accommodation tonight is in the small town of Dingle.

Slea Head & Dingle Peninsula

Travel along the Slea Head Drive on the Dingle Peninsula. This is a spectacular drive with views of rugged coastlines and some of Ireland’s remote islands.

Visit the early Christian site, Gallarus Oratory, then have lunch in Annascaul, the home of Ireland’s most famous explorer, Tom Crean.

Today’s activity is an afternoon hike. The hike begins in a mixed deciduous Irish woodland of oak, ash, and chestnut trees. The walk rises slowly, climbing out of the valley to be greeted with panoramic views of the mountains of Cork and Kerry.

Accommodation

Tonight, you’ll stay in Limerick.

Cliffs of Moher & Burren National Park

On the final day of the tour, there is still lots of adventure. Firstly, you will visit the spectacular Cliffs of Moher. You will arrive at the creatively built interpretative Centre via a hike along the top of the mesmerizing cliffs. It is a fantastic hike with views out over the Atlantic to the Aran Islands and is one of the lesser-used paths.

After lunch in Doolin, the tour will visit the Burren National Park. The Burren is a unique landscape made up of limestone rock pavement, calcareous grassland, and ash and hazel woodland. The tour explores the Burren, where you can spot some fossilized ancient sea life and rare alpine flowers.

On the evening of the final day, you will have the option to return to Dublin or Cork City.