Dublin Airport to Tralee Private Premium Car Service

About

This private chauffeur transfer from Dublin Airport to Tralee runs roughly 3 hours 30 minutes through the Irish countryside in a modern Mercedes-Benz fitted with the latest sat-nav.

Your driver monitors your flight, so if there’s a delay, your pickup time adjusts automatically and there’s no extra charge. When you land, your driver will be in the arrivals hall holding a name sign, ready to help with your luggage and get you on your way.

The whole service is door-to-door with a fixed price and nothing extra after you book.

What’s Included

• Private transportation
• Mobile device chargers
• WiFi on board
• Bottled water
• Air-conditioned vehicle
• Luggage capacity: saloon seats 2 carry-on bags and 2 checked suitcases, or 3 medium-sized suitcases

What’s Not Included

• Gratuities

Good to Know

• Specialised infant seats are available on request
• Service animals are welcome
• Public transport options are available nearby
• Suitable for all fitness levels
• This is a private transfer

Local Tips

Tralee is the county town of Kerry and the natural base for exploring the Dingle Peninsula, which stretches west along one of the most spectacular coastlines in Ireland. If you’re planning to drive the Slea Head loop during your stay, do it in the morning before the coaches arrive - the roads are narrow and the views across Dingle Bay are best in clear morning light.

The Rose of Tralee festival runs every August and the town fills up in the last week of the month with visitors from across the Irish diaspora. If you’re travelling around that time, book accommodation well in advance - and be ready for a good-humoured, lively atmosphere in every pub on the main street.

Tralee Bay Wetlands is a short walk from the town centre and a genuine surprise for first-time visitors. It’s a nature reserve with a boardwalk trail through marshland, good birdwatching, and a café. Entrance is very reasonable and it’s a decent hour out for anyone who wants to decompress after a long journey.

If you’re continuing further into Kerry, Killarney is only 32 kilometres south of Tralee on the N22. The jaunting cars at Muckross are a tourist staple, but the national park itself is free to walk and one of the loveliest natural spaces in the country. The road between Tralee and Killarney through the mountains is worth taking in daylight if you can.

Nearby on IrelandMe

• Dingle Peninsula guided day tours from Tralee or Killarney
• Ring of Kerry private driving tours
• Killarney National Park walking and cycling experiences