Guided Tralee Day Tours
Set out from Tralee and discover an exciting range of guided day tours, perfect for walkers and cyclists looking to explore the diverse landscapes and heritage of County Kerry. Whether you prefer a relaxed cultural stroll or a challenging mountain trek, there’s a memorable experience waiting just beyond the town.
Walk a section of the historic Kerry Camino, following in the footsteps of ancient pilgrims as you journey toward the village of Camp, with a stop to explore the early Christian site of Killelton Oratory along the way. For a more leisurely outing, hop on a bike and take a scenic ride to Fenit Harbour, tracing the peaceful backroads and enjoying the sea views along the Tralee-Fenit Greenway—a traffic-free trail that brings coastal Kerry to life.
If you’re after something more adventurous, head for the Slieve Mish Mountains and climb Caherconree, one of Kerry’s lesser-known gems. This rewarding hike leads you to a summit steeped in legend and offers sweeping views across the Dingle Peninsula and beyond. With expert guides sharing local stories and natural insights, these day tours from Tralee offer an unforgettable way to connect with the wild beauty and deep history of southwest Ireland.
½ Day Fenit Greenway Cycle
Enjoy a refreshing half-day cycle from Tralee to the charming harbour village of Fenit, following a scenic route that runs alongside the much-anticipated Tralee–Fenit Greenway. Starting from Tralee town, you’ll pedal along quiet country backroads that gently weave through the countryside, offering stunning glimpses of the Wild Atlantic Way and the rolling Kerry landscape.
As you make your way toward Fenit Pier, the route unfolds with panoramic sea views and peaceful coastal stretches, perfect for a relaxed ride with plenty of photo stops. Fenit itself is a picturesque spot, home to a small marina and a long-standing tradition of fishing and seafaring. After exploring the pier and enjoying the fresh sea breeze, your return journey takes you along the scenic edge of Tralee Bay, where the tranquil waters and distant mountains provide a perfect backdrop for your cycle back into town. This is an ideal outing for those seeking gentle exercise, stunning views, and a taste of Kerry’s coastal charm.
€300.00 for up to 4 people & €75.00 per person thereafter
Full Day Caherconree Hike
Begin your adventure with a transfer to the base of Caherconree, one of the most striking peaks in the Slieve Mish Mountains, which rise steeply above Tralee on the Dingle Peninsula. Standing at 835 metres, this hike offers both a rewarding challenge and breathtaking scenery throughout. As you ascend, the views open up dramatically, revealing sweeping vistas over Tralee Bay, the Dingle Peninsula, and the golden sands of Inch Beach in the distance.
Roughly two-thirds of the way to the summit, you’ll encounter the fascinating remains of Caherconree Fort, an ancient promontory fort steeped in local legend. Said to be the dwelling place of Cú Roí, a warrior of Irish mythology, the site adds a mystical dimension to the hike. From there, the final push to the peak rewards you with some of the most expansive and unforgettable views in County Kerry. This is an ideal hike for those looking to combine natural beauty, history, and a touch of adventure in one unforgettable experience.
€250.00 for up to 4 people & €50.00 per person thereafter
½ Day Hike – Tralee to Killelton Oratory
Begin from Curraheen Church, just outside Tralee, follow a scenic stretch of the Kerry Camino, part of the ancient pilgrimage route between Tralee and Dingle. This half-day guided hike offers a rich mix of coastal scenery, local history, and peaceful countryside trails as you make your way toward the village of Camp.
Along the route, you’ll visit the remarkable Killelton Oratory, a well-preserved early Christian site nestled in the hillside, offering a fascinating glimpse into Ireland’s monastic past. As you walk, enjoy sweeping views over Tralee Bay and the surrounding mountains, with plenty of opportunities to pause and take in the beauty of the Dingle Peninsula. The hike finishes in Camp, where you’ll be collected and transferred back to Curraheen, leaving you with both a sense of accomplishment and a deeper connection to this historic corner of County Kerry.
€200.00 for up to 4 people & €45.00 per person thereafter
Child Policy: Over 12 years are usually able for these tours. Children must be properly kitted out & capable of the distance. Under 12’s are permitted if capable of this distance, and at parent’s discretion.
Please bring/wear the following items:
- Good quality comfortable shoes.
- Good quality waterproof rain jacket and pants.
- Day rucksack with approx. 500ml of water and a snack that can be enjoyed in the open air.
- Spare clothing according to weather on the day – warm hat or sun hat, warm gloves or sunscreen, spare socks and an extra top layer.
- Please note areas can be muddy and wet during these tours.
