Guided Killarney National Park Walking Tour

Meet your guide across from St. Mary’s Cathedral outside O’Shea’s Funeral Home for this walking tour of Killarney National Park. Led by a private guide, this tour can be lengthened and customized to your needs.

As you walk, your guide shares local history, including how St. Mary’s Cathedral was once used as a shelter during the great famine. You might stop at the nearby Deenagh Lodge, a historic gate lodge, now a popular seasonal tea room.

As you explore the national park on foot, look for red deer grazing in the fields take in the sweeping mountain and lake views. Led by a local guide, this off the beaten path tour has a mascot in Rua, the friendly red setter.

• Follow your guide off the beaten path in Ireland’s oldest national park
• A local guide adds to the experience
• Learn area history as you take in scenic lake and mountain views

Killarney National Park, with its rugged landscape, Lakes of Killarney, and the McGillycuddy Reeks Mountain Range, is Ireland’s oldest national park. Follow in the footsteps of a local guide on this private walking tour, which can be customized in length and itinerary according to your needs. Go off the beaten path with Rua, the friendly red setter, tagging along. All walks include vistas of the lake and mountains.

Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Not wheelchair accessible
Near public transportation
Infant seats available
Travelers should have a moderate physical fitness level
This tour/activity will have a maximum of 12 travelers