Ring of the Reeks Photo & Sightseeing Tour

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Operator: Dingle Darkroom
Duration: 2 h 30 m
Area: Killarney
Prices: Person €689, Person in a Group of 2 People €349.80, Person in a Group of 3 People €238.50, Person in a Group of 4 People €180.20, Person in a Group of 5 People €148.40

About this tour

Real Ireland ‘off the beaten track’ experience for you and your camera!

Duration

9 hours finishing around sunset

For evening light and late finishing time, please book the later starting time!

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About

The Ring of the Reeks photography & sightseeing tour explores the valleys, farmlands, woodlands, forests, lakes and peat bog that surround the MacGillycuddy’s Reeks, the highest mountain range in Ireland. Following narrow single track roads for the most part, this tour brings you through a number of mountain passes, including the Gap of Dunloe, opening up a wide range of differing terrain with spectacular views and amazing locations for you and your camera to explore.

• Panoramic views of the mountains and landscape
• Waterfalls, lakes, cascades and rivers
• Forests, woodlands and farmland
• Charismatic abandoned farm buildings and stone ruins
• Ideal for any level of interest, ability and experience of photography
• Improve your photography with any camera, device or phone

More info

This tour is circular, and there’s generally pickup and meeting points along the road from Dingle to Killarney. There’re so many locations and places to visit as well as all the wonderful vistas to take in along the way, so during a 9 hour tour we can easily manage to explore 20 or more, different locations. This tour can also finish around sunset & dusk, so these later start times vary over the year.

If you wish to book a private tour with your own choice of pickup location and starting time, please contact us.

What to bring

• Bring your camera, phone or absolutely any device that takes photos or simply sit back, relax and enjoy the tour
• Bringing a packed lunch, snacks and drinks is recommended, although we’ll make a couple of stops for snacks, drinks and facilities during this tour, we’re well away from anywhere larger than villages with very basic shops.

Meeting point

Killarney