



by McCarthys Killarney Carriage Rides
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€95.90This is a one-hour jaunting car tour through Killarney National Park that follows park routes inaccessible to regular cars. The tour offers mountain and lake views, including sights of Carrauntoohil Mountain, the Lakes of Killarney, and Innishfallon Island. Participants can choose a route stopping at Ross Castle either for a walk around its grounds or at the lakeshore for photos and views. The tour starts and ends at Deenagh Lodge Tea Cottage, near St. Mary’s Cathedral, where guests can enjoy tea, coffee, or snacks. The tour is conducted in small groups with a professional guide who provides on-board commentary covering history and folklore. Woolen blankets are available for colder weather, and guests may bring carrots or apples to feed the horses pulling the jaunting car. This route covers about 25,000 acres of the National Park and includes panoramic views across the lakes and mountains.
Ross Castle
The tour offers a choice between a direct route to Ross Castle with a stop for a walk around the grounds or a lakeside stop overlooking the castle for photos and views.
10 min
Killarney National Park
The jaunting car travels through about 25,000 acres of the National Park, following routes inaccessible to regular vehicles.
45 min
Carrauntoohil Mountain
The route includes views of Carrauntoohil Mountain, which is Ireland’s tallest mountain.
Lakes of Killarney
Participants see scenic views across the Lakes of Killarney during the tour.
Innishfallon Island
While touring the park, guests see views of Innishfallon Island.
St. Mary's Cathedral
Located near the meeting point, the cathedral is Ireland’s second tallest and visible from the start of the tour.
Deenagh Lodge Tea Cottage
The tour begins and ends at Deenagh Lodge Tea Cottage, a place suitable for tea, coffee, or snacks.
Our usual pickup point right across from the Cathedral in Killarney. We often meet people here as there is free parking in the Cathedral carpark, the entrance to the park is just across the road from the cathedral. *Please arrive 15mins early if your driving and need time to park*
End point
Our usual pickup point right across from the Cathedral in Killarney. We often meet people here as there is free parking in the Cathedral carpark, the entrance to the park is just across the road from the cathedral. *Please arrive 15mins early if your driving and need time to park*




by McCarthys Killarney Carriage Rides
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€95.90This is a one-hour jaunting car tour through Killarney National Park that follows park routes inaccessible to regular cars. The tour offers mountain and lake views, including sights of Carrauntoohil Mountain, the Lakes of Killarney, and Innishfallon Island. Participants can choose a route stopping at Ross Castle either for a walk around its grounds or at the lakeshore for photos and views. The tour starts and ends at Deenagh Lodge Tea Cottage, near St. Mary’s Cathedral, where guests can enjoy tea, coffee, or snacks. The tour is conducted in small groups with a professional guide who provides on-board commentary covering history and folklore. Woolen blankets are available for colder weather, and guests may bring carrots or apples to feed the horses pulling the jaunting car. This route covers about 25,000 acres of the National Park and includes panoramic views across the lakes and mountains.
Ross Castle
The tour offers a choice between a direct route to Ross Castle with a stop for a walk around the grounds or a lakeside stop overlooking the castle for photos and views.
10 min
Killarney National Park
The jaunting car travels through about 25,000 acres of the National Park, following routes inaccessible to regular vehicles.
45 min
Carrauntoohil Mountain
The route includes views of Carrauntoohil Mountain, which is Ireland’s tallest mountain.
Lakes of Killarney
Participants see scenic views across the Lakes of Killarney during the tour.
Innishfallon Island
While touring the park, guests see views of Innishfallon Island.
St. Mary's Cathedral
Located near the meeting point, the cathedral is Ireland’s second tallest and visible from the start of the tour.
Deenagh Lodge Tea Cottage
The tour begins and ends at Deenagh Lodge Tea Cottage, a place suitable for tea, coffee, or snacks.
Our usual pickup point right across from the Cathedral in Killarney. We often meet people here as there is free parking in the Cathedral carpark, the entrance to the park is just across the road from the cathedral. *Please arrive 15mins early if your driving and need time to park*
End point
Our usual pickup point right across from the Cathedral in Killarney. We often meet people here as there is free parking in the Cathedral carpark, the entrance to the park is just across the road from the cathedral. *Please arrive 15mins early if your driving and need time to park*