My Driver or I will meet you at the agreed time at your Hotel or BNB : Have a Brief Chat on the Things you have on mind and tell you about things : At a time of your choice 9 am 9.30 am 10 am Head out of Town calling to the Lake if you want or our country road for the Red Fox Bog Village Houses of the 1920 belong to the Bogmen : Have a Irish Coffee , Tea or Coffee on again to the Grand View of Dingle Bay from 200 ft up :See the banks of sand from Glenbeigh to Inch on the Dingle side : Story re the Transatlantic Cable that went from Valentia Island to Newfoundland 2,200 miles journey: Life in Ireland in the 1920’s for Man & Woman Many stories re all the young people who had leave Ireland for Other Countries : See the Slate Quarry where 400 men were employed now down to 5 men Most of the work done now is Garden Seats : Head Stones & surrounds & Fancy Wall Caps : Motor on to next Stop : Two Beautiful Mountain one on the Island & one in Portmagee there is a charge to enter : Travelling on to the Chocolate Factory ( closed on Saturdays & Sundays over winter months ) where you get seven or eight choice’s of chocolate to taste and buy if you wish visit the cafe on site also

Points of Interest

• Telegraph Field Valentia Island

• Grotto & Slate Quarry

• Kerry Cliffs

• Sneem

• Valentia Island

• Local guide
• Hotel/port drop-off
• Professional guide
• Round-trip private transfer
• Driver/guide
• Hotel/port pickup and drop-off
• Transport by private vehicle

Relax and enjoy the trip of a lifetime: Starting from your hotel, B&B, or local area, embark on a journey around the Ring of Kerry. Departing from Killarney, the route includes Killorglin, Glenbeigh, Cahersiveen, Skellig Ring, Valentia Island, Waterville, and Sneem. Experience breathtaking views and see where the Transatlantic Cable entered the water, connecting Europe with the USA in 1866. A small piece of the cable is carried on the minivan for you to appreciate. The trip includes a visit to the Skellig Experience, featuring a Skellig Michael video. This excursion lasts five to seven hours and includes a few short walks, offering a glimpse into the lives of locals in this beautiful country. The next parish to America, separated only by water, awaits your exploration. A visit to a local pub for a drink and seafood is optional and not included in the package. Discover Ireland’s highest mountain in the MacGillycuddy Reeks, the birthplace of Daniel O’Connell, and the only Catholic church named after a statesman. On the way back, travel through the National Park and enjoy a 10-minute walk to and from the Torc Waterfall. A great time to start the day is at 9 am.

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