Our first stop is Ross Castle sitting majestically on the edge of the Lakes of Killarney. This is a great example of a 15th century fortress. Looking out over the Lakes one can see the island of Innisfallen home to the ruins of the Innisfallen Abbey. From Ross Castle Boatmen can take you on lake trips to the island where legend has it High King of Ireland Brian Boru received his education. Stay and explore you can re-board the Shuttle again later on.

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A Short Walk from Muckross house and you will come across this Beautiful Abbey Muckross Abbey and this is one of Irelands finest examples nestled in the Heart of Killarney’s National Park.

No visit to Killarney is complete without seeing this 19th century mansion. The bus stops at Muckross House and Traditional Farms and is one of Irelands premiere visitor attractions nestled in the Heart of Killarney’s National Park.

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Our next stop is a must visit to see the spectacular waterfall at Torc. A short woodland walk from the bus stop brings you into view of a 60ft cascade plunging down the mountainside.

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A special part of our Tour only done once a day at 12:30pm and we can pick you up from some of the previous stops is to Ladies View and make sure not to miss this. As we leave Killarney behind us and travel what can only be described as the Lake District of Killarney the scenery offers marvellous views of valleys lakes and hills, we pass ancient walkways, the eagles nest, Derrycunnihy Oakland’s, until we reach Ladies View, where we get a panoramic of what is probably the best known view of Killarney, a photographers paradise even Queen Victoria agreed and the area has been called after her Ladies in waiting when they expressed their admiration of the scenery in this area during the royal visit in 1861.

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