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Based on: 1 October 2026
Roaming the Ring of Kerry: Portmagee and Skellig Ring – Full-Day Small Group Tour
All great adventures involve an unforgettable roadtrip. Before cars, there were quests on horseback, swords and leather outfits and battling the evil antagonist. We may just stumble across an Irish legend or two at some point on this tour, you never know...
Instead, your quest will give you another kind of adventure. One that exhausts your camera's battery, warms your heart, and expands your mind. And you'll get to see some of Ireland's most incredible views while you're at it.
The Ring of Kerry is famous around the world for a reason and now it's your turn to experience all it has to offer.
Highlights of your tour:
Cahergall Stone Fort
Built in 600AD, this is one of the best examples of a medieval stone fort found in Ireland.
Ring of Kerry
Ireland's famous 179km-long coastal route boasts some of the wildest views in Europe with its dreamlike landscapes.
Portmagee
Tiny but perfect. This beautiful fishing village makes for the ideal lunchtime backdrop.
Skellig Ring
These quiet, winding roads are a haven of raw, wild scenery and you can only explore them in smaller vehicles... like our mini coaches.
Torc Waterfall
Cascading from above, Torc's name is linked to legends about boars, golden spears, and treacherous curses.
All great adventures involve an unforgettable roadtrip. Before cars, there were quests on horseback, swords and leather outfits and battling the evil antagonist. We may just stumble across an Irish legend or two at some point on this tour, you never know...
Instead, your quest will give you another kind of adventure. One that exhausts your camera's battery, warms your heart, and expands your mind. And you'll get to see some of Ireland's most incredible views while you're at it.
The Ring of Kerry is famous around the world for a reason and now it's your turn to experience all it has to offer.
Highlights of your tour:
Cahergall Stone Fort
Built in 600AD, this is one of the best examples of a medieval stone fort found in Ireland.
Ring of Kerry
Ireland's famous 179km-long coastal route boasts some of the wildest views in Europe with its dreamlike landscapes.
Portmagee
Tiny but perfect. This beautiful fishing village makes for the ideal lunchtime backdrop.
Skellig Ring
These quiet, winding roads are a haven of raw, wild scenery and you can only explore them in smaller vehicles... like our mini coaches.
Torc Waterfall
Cascading from above, Torc's name is linked to legends about boars, golden spears, and treacherous curses.
