2 Hour Guided Walk in Killarney

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Operator: Killarney Guided Walks
Duration: 2 hours
Area: Kerry
Prices: Adults: €16.00, Children: €8.00

Immerse yourself in the best scenery in Ireland on this invigorating two hour guided walk. You’ll explore the stunning Killarney lakes, climb the beautiful mountains and hear stories that will entertain and amaze!

What to expect

• See the beautiful mountains, lakes and woods of Killarney National Park
• Learn the fascinating history from expert and passionate guides
• Hear trivia and facts that will amaze and delight

About this tour

Enjoy a leisurely walk that focuses on fun and relaxation while taking in the picturesque surroundings of Killarney National Park. You’ll experience the beauty of the landscape, which includes mountains, lakes, and woodlands, an which is home to two distinct deer species. Explore historic sites such as the ancient copper mines, dating back over 4,000 years, the 6th-century monastery ruins on Innisfallen Island, and the 15th-century Ross Castle.

Discover where Brother Cudda slumbered for two centuries, where Queen Victoria made her 1861 visit, and where President De Gaulle of France resided in 1969. This area was also the setting for scenes in the acclaimed film “Ryan’s Daughter,” starring Robert Mitchum and directed by the great David Lean.

Observe our native red deer and the Japanese Sika deer introduced here during the mid-19th century. See unusual tree species, including arbutus (Strawberry Tree), fuchsia, and Monte Rey Pines. Keep an eye out for the rare Kerry cow, originally brought to Ireland by the Celts. During the appropriate season, you’ll also encounter a wealth of local flora, including wild mint, garlic, and myrtle.”

Tour Details

Adult Ticket for 14+

Children Tickets up to 13 Years old

Guides & Languages

This tour is in English

Cancellation Policy

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.

Meeting point

Meeting Point O’Sheas Funeral Home, opposite St. Mary’s Cathedral V93 KX61