Top South West Ireland Shore Excursions

Maximize time in County Cork with a full-day private tour. Meet your local guide at the pick-up location of your choice and set out to see the historic Blarney Castle, the colorful fishing village of Kinsale, and Cork City. Skip the hassle of navigating and leave the driving to your private guide. Itineraries can be customized according to your individual interests.

This great tour starts at one famous fishing town and its historic port: Kinsale We drive back to Kinsale and visit Charles Fort, situated on a cliff overlooking Kinsale harbour. Then we will explore Kinsale. Kinsale is a busy town with a wide choice of bars, restaurants and cafes. Then we will drive back to Cork. Cork is the second largest city in the Republic of Ireland. It is a vibrant city with plenty of things to see. On this tour we will pass by some of its main attractions: the English Market, one of the world’s oldest municipal markets. St. Anne’s Cathedral which is known for the famous Shandon Bells tower, St. Patrick´s Street, main shopping street in the city, The Victorian Quarter, The house of Annie Moore - Ellis Island´s first immigrant, Huguenot Cemetery and Elizabeth Fort. Small stop at Saint Fin Barre´s Cahedral, have your camera ready!! We can´t leave Cork without visiting the famous Jameson Distillery PLEASE NOTE: WALKING INVOLVED MISSING YOU ALREADY!!

Make the most of your time in port on a shore excursion from Cobh and discover county highlights, including Blarney Castle, Kinsale, and Cobh Cathedral. Enjoy round-trip transportation for seamless transfer between dispersed locations, and gain insight into the region from your guide’s on-board commentary. Benefit from tailored departure times according to the duration your docking.

Maximize your time in Cork on a half-day shore excursion from Cobh, and benefit from departure times tailored to your time in port. Discover regional highlights such as Blarney Castle, the Blarney Stone, and the city of Cork, and hear regional insights provided by your driver-guide. Relax with round-trip transfer from your port and free time to shop at Blarney Woolen Mills.

Maximize your time in the beautiful city of Cork on an enriching full-day shore excursion to Blarney Castle and other historical highlights. Greet your courteous guide at Cork Harbour and travel through the splendid Irish countryside to the ancient structure of Blarney Castle. Gain free admission to the 13th-century landmark and kiss the world-renowned Blarney Stone for good luck. Return to Cork for a panoramic coach tour of the city’s sights; visit the charming town of Kinsale; and make a brief stop in Cobh, famed for being the departure point of the ill-fated Titanic, before returning to Cork Harbour.

Maximize time in County Cork with a full-day private tour. Meet your local guide at the pick-up location of your choice and set out to see the historic Blarney Castle, the colorful fishing village of Kinsale, and Cork City. Skip the hassle of navigating and leave the driving to your private guide. Itineraries can be customized according to your individual interests.

Walk With Me include in their motor tours the classic and world renowned one day driving route that is The Ring of Kerry. This private motor tour along a section of The Wild Atlantic Way touring route starts in Killarney and takes you on a journey of dramatic sea views, sheer cliffs and ever changing skies which is also part of the recently designated International Dark Sky Reserve.

Well this is all about the client relaxing and entering an interesting conversation with a pleasant and knowledgeable driver while experiencing the delights of Southern Ireland.

Explore County Kerry beyond the coast with a small-group speed boat tour in Dingle Bay. Board a high-speed boat in Dingle Harbor and set out on a high-adrenaline tour to see the coastline, the Blasket Islands, and local wildlife such as dolphins and sea birds. Land on the remote Great Blasket Island and admire views of cliffs and the rugged scenery this part of Ireland is famous for. Coffee and tea are included.

Come discover the world-famous Cliffs of Moher on the scenic coastal Wild Atlantic Way route. This tour includes a 6 hour stop at the Cliffs of Moher and a self-guided walk from the village of Doolin along the Cliff path to the Cliffs of Moher visitor centre. If walking, photography, breath taking scenery and invigorating Atlantic sea air is your thing, this tour is for you! Your local driver/guide will take you on a fascinating journey from Limerick, via Ennis to the picturesque village of Doolin in County Clare. Your driver / guide will drop you at the Quay at Doolin, from here you start your self-guided walk via the village of Doolin along the Cliff path to the Cliffs of Moher. The 8km of coastal walkway offers breath taking views of Galway Bay, the Aran Islands and the Cliffs of Moher. Rendezvous with your driver/guide and the tour coach at the Cliffs of Moher visitor centre at 4.30pm and then sit back and relax while you return to Limerick.

We are experienced professionals with all the best intentions at heart to make your vacation to Ireland a dream come true. Our Giants Causeway tour is delivered in a unique manner where our guides are delivering a tour that is friendly, funny, and informative at the same time. We are passionate about our country and we love to share its history, stories and character with our guests. We understand the effort it takes to make this dream become a reality therefore you can count on us for everything. We understand how important time is, so don’t spend hours searching for that perfect tour because here you have found it, and we can be really confident to say so. Why are we Unique? We feel that if we were booking a private tour abroad we'd hope for top class service which is what you will receive. From your first contact with us, until the deliverance of your tour, you will receive the utmost best treatment in Customer Satisfaction.

The Dingle Peninsula has the most rugged coastline in Ireland. A great deal of traditional Irish heritage is maintained in this Irish-speaking region. Slea Head is the most westerly point in Europe and standing there, looking towards America, instils a feeling of excitement and empathy with the millions of emigrants who took this route. There are splendid views around Slea Head, especially of the Blasket Islands. In the storms of September 1588, four ships of the Spanish Armada were driven through the Basket Sound. During the twentieth century some 60 books, mostly in Irish, were written in the this area. The tour also takes in the countryside where David Lean filmed Ryan's Daughter and the landscape backdrops for the Irish scenes of the Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman filmed Far and Away.The Dingle Peninsula Drive once described by National Geographic Traveler as "the most beautiful place on earth" There will be frequent stops to admire the views and take photos.

I have been driving and touring Ireland since the 80s . My dad did it before me and we now have a nephew who has joined the team, so it’s 3 generations doing this type of work that you, as a visitor, will experience on my trips .

This is a luxury day trip of the Dingle Peninsula from killarney. Travel in a luxurious vehicle around one of Ireland's most beautiful peninsular drives

Coastal scenery | Carbery’s Hundred Isles | Wild Atlantic Way |Wild-flower hillsides | Dramatic high cliffs; Marine Wildlife | Whale and dolphin rich waters.

This is a wonderful private Luxury tour of the Ring of Kerry. We only use wonderful local driver guides. Luxurious cars & MPV mercedes vehicles. Kerry is just wonderful all the time!

Visit Blarney. Option to visit the famous Blarney Castle where you can kiss the Blarney Stone in order to have 'the gift of the gab' bestowed upon you. . . . . . . . or maybe you don't need it? You could just enjoy a visit to the castle gardens. Another option is the famous 'Blarney Woollen Mills' adjacent to the castle, which are hugely popular. Continue to Kinsale for lunch - the gourmet capital of Ireland by the sea, with its yacht-filled marina, narrow winding streets and brightly painted galleries. Visit to Ringfinan 9/11 memorial garden. Return to Cobh for a visit before returning to the ship.

North Kerry offers spectacular seascapes, the finest beaches in Ireland and a multitude of ancient sites, churches and field monuments. Taking in Tralee, Ardfert, Ballyheigue, Ballyduff, Ballybunion, Ballylongford, Tarbert, Listowel and returning to Tralee. A distance of 116km. On this route you can visit the famous cathedral in the village of Ardfert. Ballyheigue offers an extensive beach as well as an interesting Castle. A circular drive around Kerry Head Peninsula offers scenic panoramas overlooking the Dingle Peninsula and Clare Coast. Ballyduff has a prime example of a perfectly preserved round tower at Rattoo. Ballybunion boasts magnificent blue flag beaches and is equally famous for its championship Golf Links. Visit the interesting Carrigafoyle Castle in Ballylongford village and The Tarbert Bridewell Visitor Centre. Stroll around the town of Listowel, where you can visit Seanchai - Kerry Literary & Cultural Centre, Listowel Castle or take a trip on the Lartigue Monorail!

Private transport and guiding service included in modern air conditioned touring vehicles that have leather upholstery and are maintained to a high standard

This is a wonderful private Luxury tour between Killarney & Cork. Viewing on route quaint towns & villages. Kiss the Blarney stone & explore the wonderful interesting & beautifully sculpted gardens. Luxurious cars & MPV mercedes vehicles. Enjoy a panoramic tour of Cork City before arriving at your hotel!

We take a drive passed Ireland’s highest mountain range and highest peak, Corrán Tuathail – part of an ancient glacial landscape. The Ring crosses Killarney National Park – with heart-stopping views of lakes and peaks, waterfalls, ancient woods of oak and yew, and Ireland’s only herd of wild native red deer. Rare white-tailed sea eagles drift overhead. To the west, seals ‘pup’ in sheltered Kenmare Bay. And on the shores of Valentia Island are the Tetrapod tracks - the earliest fossil footprints in the world. Further west still, out to sea, is an extraordinary, far-flung place of pilgrimage: Skellig Michael – one of the wonders of the world. 1300 years ago, early Christian monks built a remarkable hermitage at the top of this jagged ocean crag – then at the furthest limits of the known world. This mysterious and awe-inspiring place – described by George Bernard Shaw as “part of our dream world” – is now a UNESCO World Heritage site.