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29 Ring of Kerry trips. Tours from 16 tour companies. 1,297 reviews. 4.5/5 avg rating.
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Ring of Kerry Reviews & Ratings
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Joanne Macdonald
Nov 2023
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Each hotel was unique - and not the 'big guys'. I love that!!
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Mary Stelzer
Oct 2023
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This itinerary includes everything we wanted to see and then some. Trafalgar added great experiences with locals that were outstanding and made our trip unique. Th...
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Anna Taylor
Sep 2023
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The itinerary had us on the move, but we feel like we got a good taste of everything Ireland had to offer. Our lodgings were very good! Each accomodation was locat...
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David Johnston
Sep 2023
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We were looking for a cultural experience, and the director delivered in spades
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Sandra Hamilton
Aug 2023
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Packed full of interesting sights. Time to wander by yourself. No time wasted.
Ring of Kerry Tour Selection Trips
- There are many ways to experience the Ring of Kerry -- in a small car on a small group Ireland tour, in a large group in a bus, or even by hiking or cycling. Each of these options can take a significantly different amount of time, and can yield an entirely different experience -- so choose carefully, and check over our guide before deciding!
- If you know you are going to be tempted to get out into the Irish landscape, whether that’s through hillwalking, more intense hiking, or even cycling, then you should look into tours that spend more time in the various national parks the Ring of Kerry passes through.
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Weather on the Ring of Kerry
One thing to remember is that weather is always variable in Kerry, especially on the coast. This mainly has to do with wind and rain, which can pick up unexpectedly, though temperatures can also drop when it gets cloudy.
Summer is the best time to visit the Ring of Kerry, especially if you are cycling. This is the time of year with the warmest weather, with temperatures ranging from 60 to 70 degrees. The summer also affords the longest days, sometimes with up to 18 hours of sunlight. The only downside to visiting the Ring of Kerry during the summer is that everyone else is too, and you may find yourself crowded in at some points.
In the winter, there are dramatically less tourists touring the Ring of Kerry, and hardly any cyclists or hikers. This has to do with the fact that the winter is the rainiest time of year in Kerry, which is already one of the rainiest places in a very rainy country. The wind can also be very strong in the winter. However, if you want to experience the Irish landscape and feel like you are the only person in the world, the winter is the best time to do it.
In regards to weather and crowds, the spring and fall are (predictably) between the two extremes.
What to Wear: Ring of Kerry
Because of the unpredictable weather, it’s good to pack layers to the Ring of Kerry, no matter the time of year. If you are driving, you may find yourself needing a sweater whenever you hop out of your car, or having to take a long-sleeve off if the sun starts peeking out from behind the clouds.
You should also wear a pair of good outdoors shoes, such as a pair of sneakers or hiking boots. If you plan on actually hiking, you are best off wearing something waterproof, since the ground will likely be wet and potentially slick.
What to Bring: Ring of Kerry
First and foremost, you should pack a camera. The sights along the Ring of Kerry are some of the most impressive in the world, and you will want to photograph them to make sure you remember them.
Other than a camera, we recommend packing a couple of snacks (in case you get hungry in between towns), a poncho or rain jacket (in preparation for a drizzle!), and some sunscreen if you are traveling in the summer (when the sun is out, it is stronger than it feels). If you are especially lucky with the weather, you may even want to bring a bathing suit -- there are going to be some incredible beach spots along the way!
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