Two Hour Photo Walk
Join us on this relaxing Two Hour Photo Walk through Killarney National Park.
Photo Tours Killarney National Park
Ireland's Oldest National Park
Killarney National Park is Ireland’s oldest national park. The park is a breathtaking expanse of 26,000 acres encompassing an incredible blend of mountains, lakes, woodlands and waterfalls.
The three Lakes of Killarney form the heart of the park, their waters reflecting the surrounding mountains and forests. Lough Leane, the largest of the three, is home to numerous islands, including Innisfallen Island, a historic site with an ancient abbey.
The park’s woodlands are a treasure trove of biodiversity, boasting a mix of native oak and yew trees, as well as non-native species introduced over centuries. These forests provide a haven for a variety of wildlife, including red deer, otters and a diverse array of bird species.
About Our Photo Tours
Killarney National Park is an ideal destination for a photo tour with its stunning natural beauty and rich landscapes.
Take a tour through the diverse range of landscapes, from towering peaks to tranquil waterways.
Killarney National Park is a captivating destination for nature lovers, history enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers alike.
With its stunning scenery, rich wildlife and historical sites, it offers a truly unforgettable photographic experience.
Killarney National Park Book A Photo Tour
Killarney National Park boasts a variety of landscapes, including majestic mountains, crystal-clear lakes, ancient woodlands and cascading waterfalls.
Half Day Photo Tour
Explore the breathtaking beauty of Killarney National Park on our Half Day Photo Tour.
One Day Photo Tour
Discover some hidden gems in Killarney National Park on our One Day Photo Tour.
Two Day Photo Tour
Immerse yourself in the beauty of Killarney National Park on our Two Day Photo Your.
Highlights Tour Locations
Killarney National Park is home to iconic landmarks such as Lough Leane, Ross Castle, and the Gap of Dunloe.
Ross Island
Ross Island is located on Lough Leane the largest of the three lakes in the Lakes of Killarney. It is a picturesque island known for its historical significance and natural beauty.
The lake offers stunning scenery, with mountains, woodlands, and other islands in the background, making it an ideal location for stunning photos.
The most prominent landmark on the island is Ross Castle, a 15th- century castle that has witnessed centuries of Irish history. It offers visitors a glimpse into the region’s past and boasts incredible views of Lough Leane.
Castlelough Bay
Castlelough Bay is a picturesque bay located in Killarney National Park, Ireland. It’s known for its serene waters, stunning scenery, and historical significance.
The bay offers expansive views of lakes and mountains, making it a great spot for photographers.
Castlelough Bay is surrounded by lush greenery and offers beautiful views of the surrounding mountains and woodlands.
Torc Waterfall
Torc Waterfall (from the Irish meaning wild boar) is a stunning waterfall located in Killarney National Park, Ireland.
It’s one of the park’s most popular attractions, known for its amazing beauty and easy accessibility.
There are a number of vantage points at the falls making it a perfect location for landscape photographers.
Gap of Dunloe
The Gap of Dunloe is a dramatic mountain 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.
The ancient scenery provides countless opportunities for capturing stunning images. The contrasting colours of the mountains, waterfalls and lush greenery create a visually striking scene.
Eagles Nest
The Eagle’s Nest Mountain, located on the shores of Upper Lake in Killarney National Park.
It is a stunning peak offering breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape.
This iconic mountain is a popular destination for all nature lovers, as well as photographers seeking stunning vistas.
O'Sullivans Cascade
O’Sullivan’s Cascade is one of the park’s hidden gems. It is a stunning waterfall nestled deep within Tomies Wood in Killarney National Park.
It offers a Spectacular Waterfall that flows into Lough Leane, creating a beautiful and powerful display of nature.
This is a truly unique location off the beaten track but well worth the effort getting there.
Derrycunnihy Woods
Derrycunnihy Woods are home to a variety of ancient trees, including oak, ash and beech.
Some of these trees are centuries old, providing a sense of history and grandeur.
These Woods are also a haven for wildlife. You may encounter deer, red squirrels and various bird species as you explore the trails.
Ross Island
Castlelough Bay
Torc Waterfall
Gap of Dunloe
Eagles Nest
O'Sullivans Cascade
Derrycunnihy Wood
Killarney National Park Photo Gallery
The following are a selection of photographs taken in Killarney National Park throughout the different seasons of the year.
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