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Killarney Photo Tours offer a variety of photography tours and bespoke experiences.

Our photo walks and tours can cater to different interests and skill levels. You can use your DSLR camera, smart phone, iPad or any device that takes photos.

Explore the stunning landscapes of Killarney National Park, capturing the majestic mountains, crystal-clear lakes and ancient woodlands, or the dramatic and beautiful coastline of the Wild Atlantic Way.

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We also run tours in other scenic and exciting locations in the West of Ireland.

Killarney National Park

The park offers a diverse range of landscapes, from towering peaks to tranquil waterways.

Wild Atlantic Way

A stunning coastal route, renowned for its rugged beauty, stretches along the western coast of Ireland.

Ring of Kerry

Famous for its coastal landscapes and dramatic mountains, a scenic route that encircles the Iveragh Peninsula.

West Kerry

The Dingle Peninsula is a stunning region, renowned for its wild landscapes, ancient history and vibrant culture.

West Cork

Known for its rugged landscapes and charming coastal villages like Bantry, Skibbereen and Kinsale.

About Killarney Photo Tours

Killarney Photo Tours is based in the famous town of Killarney in County Kerry, Ireland. This is the perfect home for photography as Killarney is one of the most picturesque locations in the whole of Ireland.

Your Tour Guide Micheál O’Sullivan, a Killarney native, brings his passion and local knowledge to these photography tours, taking great pride in leading groups to some of the most fantastic landscapes found anywhere in the world.

Immerse yourself in one of our photography tours and you will enjoy a truly great photographic experience.

When you book your tour with us, you will discover why Micheál is a leading authority in Irish landscape photography.

Explore Some Tour Highlights

Capture the simple beauty which is Ireland itself

Torc Waterfall

Torc Waterfall is one of the most iconic highlights of Killarney National Park. This cascading waterfall, surrounded by lush, ancient woodlands, offers a breathtaking spectacle making it a favourite among landscape photographers.

Photographers can enjoy a short, scenic hike to reach the waterfall, where they can photograph its beauty from various vantage points.

The combination of the cascading water, the vibrant greenery, and the peaceful atmosphere makes Torc Waterfall a must-see destination for nature lovers and photographers alike.

Torc Waterfall cascades over dark rocks through dense green woodland in Killarney National Park.

Ceann Trá Beach

The Dingle Peninsula is a highlight of the Wild Atlantic Way in County Kerry.

This picturesque peninsula offers a diverse range of photo opportunities.

Ceann Trá Beach is a secluded beach with golden sands and crystal-clear waters, perfect for swimming and sunbathing.

Two photographers shoot breaking waves and sea rocks on a sandy beach under overcast skies.

Gap of Dunloe

One of the most stunning highlights of the Ring of Kerry is the Gap of Dunloe.

This narrow pass, surrounded by towering mountains offers a dramatic and unforgettable photographic experience.

As you journey through the Gap of Dunloe, you’ll be captivated by the rugged beauty of the landscape.

A calm mountain lake sits beneath two steep, cloud-covered peaks in the Gap of Dunloe.

Slea Head

One of the highlights of a West Kerry tour is the breathtaking panoramic views at Slea Head.

You can gaze out at the vast expanse of the Atlantic Ocean, the rugged Blasket Islands, and the dramatic coastline of the Dingle Peninsula.

The combination of the rugged landscape, the crashing waves and the vastness of the sea, creates a truly awe-inspiring scene that is perfect for capturing stunning photographs.

Dunquin Pier overlooks turquoise water, sea rocks, and the Blasket Islands at sunset.

Sheep's Head Peninsula

One of the most stunning coastal highlights of the Beara Peninsula is the Sheep’s Head Peninsula.

This dramatic headland offers breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean, rugged cliffs, secluded coves and picturesque villages.

Explore hidden coves and beaches, perfect for swimming and sunbathing or simply enjoying the tranquility of the natural surroundings.

The sun sets low over Bantry Bay, with pink and orange hues above silhouetted headlands.

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