Private car transfer from Dublin to Killarney

Door-to-door
in 3 h 40 min
From €116
per seat
Comfortable
car
One way
One way
Cancel for free 24 hours before departure
Tripadvisor Travelers’ Choice 2024
Excellent

Trip Information

Pick-up

Your driver will meet you at your address in Dublin.

  • Door-to-door service
  • Help with your luggage

Trip

You’ll travel in comfort for 3 h 40 min.

  • Optional sight-seeing
  • Clean, comfortable car
  • Professional driver
  • Bottled water
  • Child seats
  • Prepared for handicapped
  • Smoke-free
  • Pet friendly

Drop-off

Your driver will drop you off at your address in Killarney.

  • Door-to-door service
  • Help with your luggage
In total
309 km3 h 40 min

Questions & Answers about Traveling from Dublin to Killarney

How to get from Dublin Airport to Killarney?
From Dublin Airport to Killarney, the most direct and convenient way is to book a private, door-to-door car transfer with Daytrip. Other options include driving or taking a bus to Heuston Station in Dublin and then catching a train to Killarney. Direct buses from Dublin Airport to Killarney are available, though less frequent.
What is the best route to drive from Dublin to Killarney?
The best driving route from Dublin to Killarney is via the M7 and N21, passing through Limerick. This route offers a mix of motorway and national roads, showcasing Ireland's countryside, towns, and villages, making for a scenic and straightforward journey.
Is there a direct train to Killarney from Dublin?
Yes, there is a direct train to Killarney from Dublin. Departing from Heuston Station, the journey takes approximately 3-3.5 hours, offering a comfortable and scenic route across the Irish landscape to the heart of Kerry.
How many days do you need in Killarney?
You need at least 2 days in Killarney. One day for the town and one day for the countryside. And that gives you 6 hearty meals. Of course, because the Killarney National Park is so large, you'll want to spend longer if you want to explore the lake country to the fullest.
Is Killarney worth visiting?
Only if you want to immerse yourself in Irish history, culture, and the beautiful countryside. Killarney’s town has historic monuments and pubs that come to life with live music, while the 24,700-acre (10,000-hectare) Killarney National Park is a delight for walking or biking.
Where to stop between Dublin and Killarney?
Between Dublin and Killarney, two of the most popular places to stop are Castletown House, for its incomparable Palladium architecture, and Crag Cave for the stupendous cave formations with Tolkein-inspired names.

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