3 Day Ring of Kerry by Paddywagon Tours

Tour Itinerary

Day 1: Dublin - Cliffs Of Moher - Dingle peninsula

Day 1: Dublin - Dingle peninsula Leave behind the big city action and cruise towards the Celtic paradise of the Kingdom of Kerry. En route we'll stop off at the Lunar Landscape of the Burren, visit Polnabrone Dolmen and the beautiful village of Doolin. After Lunch and Maybe some Guinness!!! We visit the Irish crown jewels - THE CLIFFS OF MOHER! Gaze in awe at the majesty, you'll see why they were the cliffs of insanity in the movie 'The Princess Bride' and why world surf champ Kelly Slater came to surf here last year for the award-winning cult surf movie 'Wave-Riders' In the Afternoon we move south to the beautiful little village of Adare and then onto the the Dingle Peninsula where we overnight in our very own hostel/pub "The Randy Leprechaun

Day 2: Dingle Peninsula - Killarney

Day 2: Dingle Peninsula - Killarney Onwards to the majestic beauty that is The Dingle Peninsula. Amazing scenery, Far & Away was filmed here (Tom Cruise & Nicole Kidman 1992) This Gaelic speaking peninsula is filled with astonishing archaeoligical treasures. We'll take a full tour out around Slea Head. Free time in the fishing village of Dingle and maybe if not too cold swim with Fungi the Dolphin the spectacular Harbour. Tonight we'll stay in Killarney, our Tour-Guides favourite town because of the huge amount of activities on offer - traditional music, great restaurants, loads of dancing, an idyllic National Park with the entrance gate only a few hundred metres from our Downtown hostel! Enjoy the nightlife and try singing a few of the many songs your guide will have taught you on board the Paddywagon today!

Day 3: Killarney- Blarney - Dublin

Killarney to Dublin Then youll cross the Cork & Kerry Mountains in our luxury Green Paddywagon and kiss the Blarney Stone, on top of Blarney Castle in the rebel county of Cork. Excellent gift shopping and one of the most famous tourist sites in all of Europe, an exposure to mass tourism but also a lot of genuine fun! Kissing the Blarney stone isnt everyone's cup of tea, but as historians we encourage you to explore this castle, its dungeons, its caves and its hidden bedrooms - this castle is a genuine 12th century masterpiece. The McCarthy clan believed kissing the stone would give them the gift of eloquent speech of the gift of the gab. Whether you think you need it or not, kissing the stone by dangling off the 300 feet battlements being held by a middle-aged Irishman is surely too good an offer to turn down? ;) After lunch we visit the beautiful Golden Vale, Ireland's finest agricultural land with its rolling fields and pastures fresh, a lovely place to reflect on the great 6 days you've just had. You'll make your way up through the battle fields of "Braveheart" to Dublin for our grand finale - the Guinness Storehouse and complements of the Paddywagon team have a pint of the black stuff, a big creamy pint of Guinness! Incredible value for money!