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Dingle, Killarney & Wild Atlantic Way: 3-Day Tour from Dublin

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Overview

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Overview

Quotes Logo The 3-Day Dingle, Killarney and the Wild Atlantic Way Small-Group Tour from Dublin combines peaceful, spiritual places with Ireland's wild, natural beauty. This trip shows off the best of southwest Ireland.

Travelers will see two of Ireland’s most special religious spots. One is Glendalough, a quiet valley with old monastic ruins. The other is the Rock of Cashel, a castle with a cathedral that has stories about St. Patrick.

This tour includes transport in a comfy Mercedes mini-coach with a driver and guide. The tour provides two nights of accommodation with breakfast. Gratuities, meals, refreshments, and admission fees are not included. Key stops are Glendalough, Kilcullen, Rock of Dunamase, Adare, the Dingle Peninsula, Inch Beach, Torc Waterfall, Killarney, and the Rock of Cashel. The group size is limited to 16 people. Quotes Logo

Highlights

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See the Wild Atlantic Way: Explore Ireland's rugged coastline with stunning views.

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Visit Historic Sites: Discover Glendalough and the Rock of Cashel.

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Small Group Experience: Enjoy a more personal tour with a maximum of 16 people.

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Comfortable Transport: Travel in a top-of-the-line Mercedes mini-coach.

Sentiment Analysis

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People really liked this tour because of the beautiful places and the guides. Some people thought the tour had long days or short stops at times. Quotes Logo

  • Positive Highlight Icon Customers say the scenery is amazing.

    Positive Highlight Icon Many loved the guide's stories and knowledge.

    Positive Highlight Icon The small group size made the tour feel personal.

    Positive Highlight Icon The hotels were comfortable and in good locations.

  • Negative Highlight Icon Some found the days long with a lot of driving.

    Negative Highlight Icon A few felt that some stops were too short.

The Journey

1

Glendalough

Discover Glendalough, the 'valley of two lakes,' home to an early medieval monastic settlement founded by St. Kevin in the 6th century. Explore the serene monastic city ruins, including a well-preserved round tower, churches, and monastic enclosures. Bask in the soul-stirring beauty of the surrounding Wicklow Mountains National Park, perfect for a pilgrimage or a peaceful retreat into Irish history and nature.

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Kilcullen

Take a delightful break in Kilcullen, a traditional Irish market town. Enjoy a leisurely lunch amidst the charming atmosphere of this historic town on the banks of the River Liffey. Known for its welcoming spirit and local crafts, Kilcullen offers a taste of authentic Irish life.

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Rock of Dunamase

Journey to the Rock of Dunamase, a dramatic limestone outcrop crowned with the ruins of Dunamase Castle. This strategically important site offers panoramic views of the ancient plains of County Laois. Explore the remnants of this once-imposing fortress, which has witnessed centuries of Irish history, from early Christian settlements to Norman strongholds.

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Adare

Visit Adare, often hailed as 'Ireland's Prettiest Village.' Wander through its picturesque streets lined with charming thatched cottages and historic buildings. Discover the ruins of the 15th-century Franciscan Monastery and other ancient structures that contribute to Adare's unique and timeless appeal. Experience the quintessential Irish village, rich in history and visual delight.

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Dingle Peninsula

Immerse yourself in the heartland of the Gaeltacht on the Dingle Peninsula, where the Irish language thrives and ancient traditions are fiercely protected. Explore iconic highlights such as the dramatic Conor Pass, the ancient Tóchar Maothaithe pilgrim path, the mysterious Beehive Huts, the breathtaking Slea Head, and the early Christian Gallarus Oratory. Experience the rich culture, history, and stunning coastal scenery of this captivating region.

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Inch Beach

Before leaving the Dingle Peninsula, pause at Inch Beach, a vast stretch of golden sand. Enjoy the stunning views across to the Kerry Mountains and Killarney National Park, your next captivating destination. Feel the invigorating sea breeze and capture the panoramic beauty of this coastal gem, made famous by several movies.

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Torc Waterfall

Venture into Killarney National Park and take a short, scenic walk to Torc Waterfall, a spectacular 20-meter high cascade originating high in the mountains. Be mesmerized by the power and beauty of nature as the water plunges through the lush forest. The surrounding woodlands offer further opportunities for exploration and breathtaking views of the Killarney lakes.

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Killarney

Discover the lively town of Killarney, a vibrant hub that welcomes visitors year-round. With a plethora of choices for lunch, this thriving town offers an array of shops, pubs, and restaurants to explore. Experience the warm hospitality and energy of Killarney, a must-see destination in County Kerry, and a gateway to the stunning Killarney National Park.

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Rock of Cashel

Make your way to the Rock of Cashel, a dramatic outcrop of limestone adorned with a spectacular group of medieval buildings. Explore the iconic Round Tower, the intricately carved High Cross, and the majestic Gothic Cathedral. Delve into the rich history and religious significance of this site, which has been a center of power and spirituality for over a thousand years.

Know Before You Go

This tour includes transport in a top-of-the-range Mercedes mini-coach, a professional driver-guide, and 2 nights of en-suite accommodation with breakfast. Gratuities, meals, refreshments, and admission fees are not included. Make sure to confirm pickup details when booking.

Hot Tip

Customers recommend bringing snacks and drinks for the long drives. Wear comfortable shoes, as there's a lot of walking. Also, be prepared for all types of weather, as it can change quickly.

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