Bus, Boat & Jaunting Cart Tour (Jaunting Cart Paid Separately)

From€65
5 hours
Killarney, Ireland

Full description

Discover the beautiful Lakes of Killarney and the breath-taking Gap of Dunloe with our Bus, Boat & Jaunting Cart Tour. The tour includes full bus transfers (in the morning and return in the afternoon) and a boat journey through the three Lakes of Killarney (approximately 90 minutes in length). Please note the Jaunting cart price is not included in this tour. The journey through the Gap of Dunloe (approximately 7mile/11km) takes the Jaunting cart's approximately 1.5 to 2 hours to make the journey. Please Note - The Jaunting Cars are a separate business to Gap of Dunloe Tours and are an additional cost to the tour price. You pay the Ponymen direct for the Jaunting Car journey. The charge is €120 per jaunting cart, and the cart carries a maximum of 4 people. Please bring cash to pay the Ponymen.

Included / Excluded

  • Air-conditioned vehicle
  • The price of the Jaunting Cart is not included. The cost is €35 pp, max 4 people paid in cash.

Meeting point

Start Location

Unknown location

Cancellation policy

Free cancellation up to 1 days before the activity starts

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

Accessibility

  • Stroller Accessible
  • Service Animals Allowed
  • Easy Public Transport
  • Infants Required On Laps

Traveler reviews

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Bad weather but enjoyable

Rainy day but jaunting cart driver still made it fun. Sadly our views were under clouds. Hope to visit again some day.

S6730GQangelalSep 7, 2026TRIPADVISOR

An amazing experience

This was an incredible way to experience the Gap of Dunloe. The cart coat 140 euro for 2 people to ride in the jaunting car, cash only, or you can walk the length of the gap. The jaunting car was well worth the money. Only tip I would off would be to plan to have a long lunch at Lord Brandons cottage before the boats arrive, there is basically nothing but a cafe at the end of the gap.

geordihAug 29, 2026TRIPADVISOR

Journey through sublime landscapes ... old-fashioned style

A complete experience that really thrilled us: the landscape is fabulous, enhanced by the experiences in the jaunting cart and by boat. Relaxing atmosphere! The pilot of the light crew gave us some anecdotes and the history of the Gap, attentive to ensuring we could stop from time to time. The return by boat was relaxing, with the pilot sharing info about the places, the climate, and the history. Recommended for the experience, for young and old alike. The 6 hours are well utilized by the team, with a 1/2-1 hour stop at Brandon cottage (sandwiches, good salads). Bring cash to pay for the jaunting cart and meals/drinks.

PierreB21Aug 20, 2026TRIPADVISOR

Amazing views

The most lovely scenic tour with a mix of activity. The bus pick up and drop off seemed rushed and confused with who was supposed to be on the bus so while we did not start with great confidence our boat captain made up for in history and fun! The jaunting carts - so much fun. Our horse miss Ellie had character and I loved that we were able to get out for walking some. Unbelievable pictures! Thank you Gap of Dunloe tours

shewoodJul 22, 2026TRIPADVISOR

Disjointed communication among operators

The lakes and the Gap of Dunloe were very picturesque. Our boat guide Tony was very informative and made the boat ride very enjoyable. Communication among the various independent people delivering this experience was poor. We were advised to not rush to get the jaunting cart. As we ate our lunch in the pavilion we were told a cart would be available in 30 minutes, this stretched to 45. We went to the designated waiting point and continued to wait with 3 other groups / 12 people for over an hour. More jaunting carts were called for and they had to switch out horses due to overuse and heat. Due to the unusual heat people were asked to get out and walk. Happy to do this for the good of the horses but more carts with less people may have been best. By the time we arrived the bus back to Killarney had left without us, leaving 13 people (1 walker?) across 5 groups stranded. We had to wait an hour for the bus home after a long day.

Nancy_HJul 22, 2026VIATOR