Not everyone wants to do the Ring of Kerry. We also run private day tours to the Dingle Peninsula, Killarney, the Beara Peninsula and further afield. Tell us where you want to go and we will drive you there.
Every tour is private, so you choose the route, the stops and the pace.

Dingle Peninsula
A day out to Dingle town and around Slea Head, with stops at Inch Beach, Dunquin and the Blasket Centre. You can add a stop in Annascaul or Castlegregory on the way.
Killarney and the Gap of Dunloe
Killarney town, Muckross House, Ross Castle and Torc Waterfall in Killarney National Park. We can also drop you at Kate Kearney’s Cottage to walk or take a jaunting car through the Gap of Dunloe, and collect you at the other end.
Beara Peninsula
The Ring of Beara takes in Kenmare, Castletownbere, Allihies and the Healy Pass on the Kerry and Cork border. It is quieter than the Ring of Kerry and well worth a day.
Ring of Kerry and Skellig Ring
Our two most popular tours have their own pages. See private Ring of Kerry tours and Skellig Ring tours.

Further afield
We also run day trips outside Kerry, for example to the Cliffs of Moher, Blarney Castle, Cobh, Adare or Bunratty Castle. Our buses go all over Ireland, Dublin included.
For longer trips we can plan a few days on the road with your group.
Who books our day tours
- Families and friends on holiday in Kerry
- Groups staying in hotels and holiday homes
- Walking groups who need drop offs and pick ups along the Kerry Way
- Fishing groups heading to the lakes, rivers and piers
- Clubs, schools and active retirement groups
Questions about day tours
Can we plan our own day tour?
Yes. Tell us the places you want to see and we will plan the route and timing with you.
Where do your tours start?
We pick you up wherever you are staying in Kerry. We can also collect you from an airport or train station.
Can you take us on a tour for more than one day?
Yes. We can plan a trip over a few days and drive your group the whole way.
Plan a day tour
Tell us where you would like to go, your dates and how many are travelling.