Dingle, Killarney & the Wild Atlantic Way 2025/2026

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3 Days / 2 Nights (B 'n B or hotel)
Availability : Year round
Start: Dublin, Ireland
End: Dublin, Ireland

Dingle, Killarney & Atlantic Way: 2 nts Dingle

Contact DHTour at 1-888-597-3519 or 905-639-9954 or dhtour@dhtour.ca to book. 

Jagged rocks rise from the wild Atlantic; winding roads lead past beaches, pubs, and prehistoric ruins; and a dolphin is the most famous resident of a quaint village. Welcome to the southwestern edge of Ireland, where every horizon reveals unexpected beauty. Uncover the best of this stunning region and visit two of Ireland’s most spiritual sites: peaceful Glendalough and legendary Rock of Cashel. Explore the wild landscapes and captivating legends of Southwest Ireland.

3 DAYS / 2 NIGHTS / MAX 14 GUESTS / SMALL COACH

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Tour Details
Places you explore

Rock of Cashel – This must-see religious landmark defies any simple definition. It’s a castle, a Neolithic site, a chapel, and an incredible view.

Killarney National Park – A 26,000 acre national park that incorporates stunning waterfalls, crisp lakes, and lush woodlands.

Dingle Peninsula – This rugged coastline boasts towering sea cliffs, including the dramatic Slea Head, dramatic views, ancient ruins, and quaint Irish villages.

Wicklow Mountains – This rugged County Wicklow range offers scenic views, glacial lakes, hidden waterfalls, and rich wildlife—ideal for hiking, wildlife spotting, and serenity.

Glendalough – Be awed by the “Valley of the Lakes”. Wander its wildly beautiful trails or explore the renowned monastery with its rounded tower.

Adare Village – This heritage village in Limerick is dotted with thatched cottages giving it bags of charm.

Torc Waterfall – Legend says an ancient curse formed this 20m cascade, roaring from the Devil’s Punchbowl lake—an enchanting sight amid Killarney National Park.

Pick Up Location & TIme

Dublin  (Google Map)
Check-in closes at 8:15am (tour departs at 8:30am) – Opposite the Kilkenny Shop, Nassau St, Dublin

Drop off Location & Time

Dublin
approx. 7:00pm

Price Includes

  • 2 night Bed 'n Breakfast accommodation
  • Transport in a 16 seat Mercedes mini-coach
  • Air conditioning as standard
  • Daily full Irish breakfasts
  • The stories and services of an English-speaking driver-guide

Meals

  • 2 breakfast
  • 0 lunches
  • 0 dinners
  • 0 teas

Price Excludes

  • Entry fees to visitor attraction
  • Airfare
  • Transfers
  • Pre / Post hotel nights
  • Driver / Tour Leader gratuity is at your discretion
  • Travel Insurance
What to Expect

Explore in 16 seat mini-coaches, always taking the scenic route, you have great views through large windows, and you’re free to sample the local tipple without worrying about driving. Our driver-guides are world famous for their knowledge, facts, quirky stories, history, and fairy-tales. They truly take you beyond the guidebooks and into your adventure. You make your trip your own. We provide the timetable; and you can choose where you want to eat and which attractions you pay to see. So, if you want to skip a castle and read your book by a mountain view, you can.

Itinerary

Day 1 Glendalough and the Wicklow Mountains

Heading south of Dublin, we travel through the Wicklow Mountains via the picturesque Sally Gap pass to our first stop at the famous Glendalough.

You follow the winding paths to Glendalough, site of an awe-inspiring 6th century monastic city with numerous churches, crosses and a well preserved stone tower. Founded by St Kevin the site is no stranger to myths and legends with some believing the saint himself banished a monster that lived in the lake. Fact or fiction there is no doubt that St Kevin chose a perfect location for this hub of early Christian learning, sitting nestled amongst hills and valleys formed by Ice Age glaciers. You bid farewell to this moving place and find a cosy spot for a spot of lunch in the traditional market town of Kilcullen.

After lunch you travel onwards to the Rock of Dunamase and the Celtic ruins of Dunamase Castle that sit in a defensive location surveying the ancient plains of County Laois. An early Christian settlement, the keen location couldn’t stand up to the pillaging Vikings in 842 when it transformed into one of the most important Anglo-Norman strongholds in Laois. Later, we cross the peat bogs and go to ‘Ireland’s Prettiest Village’, Adare. This quaint spot has a superb collection of thatched cottages and old structures, including the ruins of a 15th-century Franciscan Monastery. You’ll stop here for a short comfort break and some refreshments before moving on.

You depart County Limerick and enter County Kerry on your way to your home for the night in Dingle. There is time for a quick stop in the small village of Blennerville, home to Ireland’s largest windmill which is a quirky addition to the otherwise classically Irish skyline. You then head for the windswept Dingle Peninsula, one of the nation’s strongholds of Irish language and culture surrounded by roaring waves and epic cliff faces. We will stay in the town of Dingle for the next two nights where you can enjoy the infamous ‘hardwear pubs’ and the bustling bohemian atmosphere.

Your overnight accommodation will be in Dingle.

Day 2Wild Atlantic Way

Today, we’re right in the heartland of the Gaeltacht, the areas within Ireland where the Irish language is the principal tongue of the local people. The culture, history, and heritage of the Dingle Peninsula is fiercely protected and warmly shared with visitors. After a relaxed start to the day you set off with a open heart and mind ready to embrace the culture of this region. You arrive at Conor Pass where your guide will give you an outline for the day ahead.

This is a day of true Irish adventure. Your guide is a local expert after all, so leave it to them to show you the very best off the beaten track and iconic beauty spots along the Wild Atlantic Way.

You’ll have the chance to influence your day along with your tour mates, helping the guide craft your perfect day in the Dingle Peninsula.

Your day continues where you’ll be able to visit some of the most popular locations such as Tóchar Maothaithe, the Beehive Huts, Slea Head, and Gallarus Oratory.

But after all this exploring you’ll be needing a spot of lunch, yes? We know the perfect spot. In keeping with the day your guide will choose one of the local Gaeltacht (Irish Language speaking) villages of Ballyferriter OR Murreagh for a catch up on where you will head to next while you soak in the hospitality of the people.

With plenty of time on the road home for the evening to stop off at a few more sights, you will arrive in Dingle for another fun filled evening and a good night’s rest after a surprising, inspiring and packed day exploring one of the world’s most beautiful coastlines.

Your overnight accommodation will be in Dingle. (B)

Day 3Rock of Cashel & Killarney National Park

After your awe inspiring adventure yesterday you are ready to get back on the road again for your last day full of more incredible stories and sights. Before leaving the Dingle Peninsula, you’ll make a stop at Inch Beach. This is a wide stretch of sand that faces a beautiful view of our next destination, the Kerry mountains and the Killarney National Park.

Your journey takes you via the Torc Waterfall, a 20m high cascade of water that originates high in the mountains or maybe you will stop at Muckross House and Gardens, a 19th-century mansion set among mountains and woodland. There is plenty to admire about the lively town of Killarney. This thriving town on the shores of Lough Leane welcomes visitors all year round due to its incredibly picturesque location. We can’t think of a better backdrop for some free time and a leisurely lunch.

Perched on a outcrop of limestone in the Golden Vale sits the Rock of Cashel, one of the most significant historical sites in the whole of Ireland. You will find yourself standing in awe, unable to have imagined a place that holds so much mystery and magic. The surviving buildings hold many wonders including the only surviving Romanesque frescoes in Ireland. You will explore the monuments to be found here, a round tower, a high cross, a Romanesque chapel, a Gothic cathedral, an abbey, and a fifteenth-century Tower House.

From here, it’s a relaxing drive with time to reflect on the past three days as you make your way back to Dublin for the early evening. (B)

Dates and Prices - Authentic Bed 'n Breakfast accommodation
Departure Dates and Days Double/Twin (pp) Single Rate
2025: June to September – Monday $1,080 $1,150
2025: October – Monday $1,020 $1,090
2026: March   – Monday $950 $1,020
2026: April to May – Monday $1,250 $1,400
2026: June to September – Monday $1,320 $1,470
2025: October – Monday $1,250 $1,400
2027: March   – Monday $1,170 $1,320

All guaranteed departures.

Dates and Prices - Hotel accommodation
Departure Dates and Days Double/Twin (pp) Single Rate
2025: June to September – Monday $1,120 $1,260
2025: October – Monday $1,200 $1,520
2026: March   – Monday $1,130 $1,450
2026: April to May – Monday $1,400 $1,840
2026: June to September – Monday $1,470 $1,910
2026: October – Monday $1,400 $1,840
2027: March   – Monday $1,320 $1,760

All guaranteed departures.

Pricing

Pricing is per person (pp) based on twin/ double occupancy.
Rates are in $ CAD.

 


Contact DHTour at 1-888-597-3519 or 905-639-9954 or dhtour@dhtour.ca  to book.

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Notes
Mobility: All of our tours involve walking and require our guests to board and disembark our vehicles several times a day making this tour unsuitable for those with reduced mobility.

Luggage: You’re restricted to 20kg (44lbs) of luggage per person. This should be one piece of luggage similar to an airline carry-on bag (approximately 55cm x 45cm x 25cm / 22in x 17in x 10in) and a small bag for onboard personal items.

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