Discover unforgettable private tours across the Dingle Peninsula, Ring of Kerry, Killarney National Park and beyond. Every journey is personally guided, thoughtfully planned and tailored to your interests, allowing you to experience Ireland at your own pace.
Local knowledge of the peninsula, County Kerry and Ireland’s west coast.
A relaxed experience without coach groups or shared transport.
Collection from your accommodation, airport or agreed meeting point.
Direct contact, local insight and one consistent guide throughout your journey.
WHY TRAVEL PRIVATELY
A private tour gives you the freedom to enjoy Kerry without fixed schedules, crowded coaches or unnecessary rushing. Travel with a local guide, spend more time in the places that interest you and shape the day around your own pace.
No coach groups. No rigid schedules. Just your own private journey through Kerry.
Discover stories, viewpoints and places that are easily missed when travelling alone.
Adjust the route, timing and stops as the journey unfolds.
Travel in a spacious modern vehicle reserved exclusively for your group.
Deal directly with Steve from your first enquiry until the end of your tour.
Whether you’re visiting for a few hours or exploring Ireland over several days, discover private journeys designed around the landscapes, stories and experiences that matter most to you.
Experience the spectacular Slea Head Drive with dramatic Atlantic viewpoints, historic landmarks and relaxed scenic stops along Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way.
Explore the highlights of the Dingle Peninsula, combining Slea Head Drive, ancient sites, Atlantic viewpoints and coastal scenery with a local guide.
Discover the complete Dingle Peninsula, from Conor Pass and Inch Beach to Slea Head Drive, historic sites and spectacular Atlantic coastal scenery.
Experience the famous Ring of Kerry, Skellig Ring, picturesque villages, Atlantic coastlines and breathtaking mountain scenery on an unforgettable private journey.
Explore Ireland’s first national park, ancient woodlands, lakes, waterfalls, Ladies View and the spectacular mountain scenery of Moll’s Gap.
Journey to Ireland’s iconic Cliffs of Moher before exploring the unique limestone landscapes, villages and rich heritage of the Burren.
Follow one of Ireland’s most spectacular coastal routes with stories, local history and clear directions delivered automatically as you drive.
The GPS-triggered Slea Head Drive Audio Tour lets you explore independently while still benefiting from the knowledge of a local Dingle guide.
One purchase. Explore the route at your own pace.
Read genuine reviews from guests who have explored Ireland with Steve’s Peninsula Tours. Every review reflects the personalised experience, flexibility and local knowledge that make each private tour unique.
Find clear answers about private tours, collection points, pricing, bookings and what to expect on the day.
Steve’s Peninsula Tours offers private sightseeing experiences designed around you. Every tour is led personally by Steve, a local guide with over 20 years of experience sharing the landscapes, history and culture of County Kerry. With flexible itineraries, comfortable private transport and local knowledge, every journey is tailored to your interests rather than a fixed schedule.
Private tours give you the freedom to travel at your own pace, stop whenever you wish and enjoy a personalised experience without the restrictions of a coach tour. Whether you enjoy photography, history, scenic walks or simply taking in the views, the day is tailored to your group.
Tours explore many of Ireland’s most spectacular destinations, including the Dingle Peninsula, Ring of Kerry, Skellig Ring, Killarney National Park, the Cliffs of Moher, The Burren and surrounding areas. Bespoke itineraries can also be created to suit your travel plans.
Every tour offers something unique. The Dingle Peninsula is famous for its dramatic coastline and ancient history, the Ring of Kerry showcases mountain scenery and picturesque villages, while the Cliffs of Moher and The Burren reveal some of Ireland’s most spectacular natural landscapes. If you’re unsure, Steve will be happy to recommend the tour that best matches your interests.
Yes. Every private tour is flexible. The itinerary can often be adapted to include additional viewpoints, historic sites, scenic stops or extra time at your favourite locations, creating a day that’s tailored specifically to you.
Most tours begin with collection from your accommodation or another agreed location. Collection is available from Dingle, Killarney, Kerry Airport and many surrounding areas, with additional locations available by prior arrangement.
Absolutely. Private tours are suitable for couples, families and multi-generational groups. Walking is optional at most locations, and the itinerary can be adapted to suit different mobility levels and interests.
Every tour includes private transport, personal guiding, flexible sightseeing, local knowledge and collection from an agreed location. Optional Heritage Passes are also available on selected tours, allowing admission to participating attractions to be arranged in advance.
Booking is simple using the online availability calendar. If you have any questions before booking or would like to discuss a bespoke itinerary, you’re welcome to get in touch directly by email, phone or WhatsApp.
Local knowledge transforms a great day into an unforgettable experience. Beyond the famous landmarks, you’ll discover hidden viewpoints, fascinating stories, local history and places that many visitors would otherwise miss, creating a far richer experience of County Kerry.
Explore the landscapes, historic sites and local stories that make Kerry one of Ireland’s most remarkable destinations. Discover places to visit, learn more about the peninsula and find inspiration for your private tour.
Discover dramatic coastal scenery, historic settlements and the landscapes that shape life on Ireland’s western edge.
Explore Atlantic coastlines, mountain passes, colourful villages and the spectacular landscapes of the Ring of Kerry and Skellig Ring.
Discover peaceful lakes, ancient woodland, historic landmarks and celebrated viewpoints throughout Killarney National Park.
Explore early Christian monuments, stone forts, medieval ruins and thousands of years of history across the Dingle Peninsula.
Follow spectacular coastal roads, mountain passes and panoramic routes through some of Kerry’s most memorable landscapes.
Explore Dingle’s harbour, colourful streets, local food, traditional music and the stories behind one of Ireland’s best-loved towns.
