KERRY HIKING +353 89 252 2514 IRELAND

Cesar is an incredible guide. He is extremely knowledgeable, very encouraging and downright wonderful. He is a great teacher. Some of the terrain was something I had never experienced hiking before and he was great at explaining where to place my hands and feet, how to navigate the wet and challenging terrain with confidence. I always felt safe and comfortable especially as a solo female hiker. This was one of the best hiking experiences I have ever had. I pushed myself to try something hard and with Cesar’s guidance I was able to accomplish this hike. Thank you, Cesar! I will never forget this fantastic climb on Carrauntoohil!
Cesar is an incredible guide. I truly could not have done this on my own. He made me feel safe, supported, and completely comfortable throughout the entire experience. He was attentive to my comfort level and adapted the plan accordingly when the weather took a turn. His experience and flexibility were so reassuring and had I wanted to push on, he was ready, but he also had safer alternatives that worked perfectly. As a female hiking solo, I couldn’t have felt more secure. He also recommended a nearby beach and a great spot for food and coffee after my hike. Dipping my feet in the cold water and warming up with a warm meal afterward was the perfect way to end the day. I hope to return one day in better weather to do it again, hopefully with Cesar as my guide.
Our hike with Cesar was nothing short of unforgettable. I did this with my mom, who isn’t the most confident hiker, and Cesar was incredible at making her feel safe, supported, and empowered the entire way. His calm guidance, deep knowledge of the trail, and genuine kindness made all the difference. Seriously, this guy could reach the summit blindfolded! Cesar’s passion, professionalism, and warmth created such a positive atmosphere from start to finish. He truly goes above and beyond in every way and we couldn’t have asked for a better guide. This experience will forever be one of my favourite memories with my mom. If you’re considering climbing Carrauntoohil, don’t look any further. Cesar is simply unmatched. 10/10. Thank you Cesar!!!
"I went up Carrauntoohil with Cesar today, and it was amazing. The weather was wet and challenging, but Cesar amended our walk to a more safe route, and I had a beautiful experience. He was knowledgeable and friendly. I can’t wait to do some more walks with him in the future!"
Wow! What an amazing guide Cesar is! I had a ‘golden day’ with him, hiking Carrauntoohil. Cesar was very kind, patient, knowledgable and excellent company. I followed his sure-footedness and listened to his expert advice, and had a wonderful day on the mountain. I highly recommend Cesar as a guide and I will hope to return to hike with him again. Thank you so much for everything Cesar.
I had the most incredible experience hiking Carrauntoohil, Ireland’s highest peak, and it wouldn’t have been the same without my amazing guide. He led me on a wild and unforgettable route to the summit — adventurous, challenging, and absolutely breathtaking. Cesar’s knowledge of the terrain, calm guidance, and passion for the outdoors made me feel safe, inspired, and fully immersed in the beauty of the mountains.
"Cesar was an incredible guide! I’ve done a few Airbnb experiences, and he was truly one of the best. He went above and beyond to accommodate us; offering to reschedule due to inclement weather and adjusting the route on the day of to better suit my mother. He was highly communicative, thoughtful, and extremely knowledgeable. The experience was seamless and the views of Ireland were absolutely breathtaking! 10/10—highly recommend!"
I highly recommend this beautiful hiking tour led by Cesar. The scenery is truly magical and serene. You will see everything- peaceful waters, gentle waterfalls, spectacular views and rock formations. We were treated to amazing sunshine the day we hiked and conditions couldn’t have been more perfect. However it is good to know this is not a stroll down groomed hiking trails- scrambling at points and a good level of fitness is required for the 6-8 hour trip. Cesar was amazing in guiding our small group and was constantly mindful of showing up the safest way to step and manoeuvre our way. Thank you Cesar and I highly recommend his tour.
Fantastic experience! Cesar was extremely knowledgeable of the mountain and local area from doing this so regularly. He was great at tailoring the hike to meet my needs as I am not a very experienced hiker. Important to note that the hike is very strenuous and some scrambling/ climbing is required continuously for like an hour or so. I consider myself to have a decent level of general fitness and I found it very challenging. Similarly on the way down there are gulleys which you will need to climb down with sheer drops beneath you so be prepared for this. It is not just a steep walk. That being said, Cesar ensures the safety of all of his clients and I really could not have been in any better hands so thank you Cesar.

1. Contact for info about availability or for a quote.
2. You will get confirmation for the walk / date that you prefer.
3. Payment. Options:
-Booking on Airbnb.
-Electronic bank transfer.
-Last minute - confirm and pay at meeting point.
4. Contact via E-mail or WhatsApp to confirm your booking.
5. Cesar will advise the time, meet point & the weather forecast.
Contact: +353 89 252 2514 via WhatsApp
E-mail: kerryhiking@gmail.com

Trips for one person o group welcome. Flexible dates:
2 day walk to:
The MacGillycuddy's Reeks.
The Wild Atlantic Way.
Killarney National Park.
The Kerry Way.
Includes:
2 Night on route Hotel - B&B.
All transport for walks.
From €300 per person sharing room.
Trips could be organised with 3 ~ 4 walking days.

One of the main priorities of Kerry Hiking is to promote the enjoyment of walking safely and responsibly in the mountains.
Unpredictable Atlantic weather, complex terrain and other challenges are all part of the hill walking experience in this wonderful environment.
The sheer beauty of the mountain ranges of the Iveragh, Dingle and Beara Peninsulas cannot be fully appreciated without the help and leadership of an experienced Mountain Hiking Guide.

There are a selection of wonderful walking routes which cater for individual preferences and abilities. These walks are categorised according to their grades of difficulty:
A strenuous walk can involve a steep climb, cover 12km to 16km and take 6 hours or more to complete. €80 - 100 per person.
Moderate walks are more suited for scrambling, can take 5 hours or more and cover 10km to 14km. €60 - 70 per person.
Easy walks usually involve a more progressive ascent/descent over 8km to 12km over a period of 4 hours. €45 per person.
Strenuous walk €80
Total distance of 13 km (8 miles)
1000 m total ascent
6+ hours duration
Strenuous walk €100
Distance of 14 km
Total climbing 1000 metres
Duration 7 hours
Strenuous walk €100
Total distance of 14 km
Total ascent 1,300 metres
7 hours duration
Strenuous walk €80
Total distance of 13 km
1000 m total ascent
6+ hours duration
Strenuous walk €100
Total distance of 14 km
Total ascent 1,200 metres
7 hours duration
6 hours duration €80
Navigate on the mountains using a GPS
Advance, Intermediate & Beginners navigation skills

Easy hike €45
Distance 10 km
Ascent of 500 metres
Duration 4+ hours

Moderate ~ Strenuous walk €70
Total distance of 13 km
Total ascent 1000 metres
6 hours duration

Moderate hike €60
Distance 12 km
Total ascent 730 metres
Duration 5 hours

Easy hike €45
Distance of 13 km
Total height gain 300 metres
Duration 4 hours

Easy hike €45
Distance of 7 km
Total height gain 400 metres
Duration 3 hours

Easy hike €45
Distance: 8 km
Total ascent 300 metres
Duration: 3 hours

Moderate hike €70
Distance 12 km
Total ascent 800 metres
Duration 5+ hours

Moderate ~ Strenuous walk €100
Distance of 14 km
Total climbing 1000 metres
Duration 6 hours

Moderate ~ Strenuous walk €100
Distance of 12 km
Total climbing 900 metres
Duration 6 hours

As an experienced professional, César will manage the itineraries and spectacular mountain route of your walk very carefully. Able to navigate on the mountains safely under any weather conditions, he observes, approaches and explores the mountains from every angle, and will advise about the most suitable route.
Many years ago, he was touched by the beauty of Ireland, especially the south west. During the last 12 years, he has extensively explored Killarney National Park, MacGillycuddy’s Reeks, Iveragh, Dingle and Beara peninsulas, and walked most of the mountains ranges of Ireland.
César regularly leads walks in a voluntary capacity for a Hillwalking Club, he has organised, coordinated and led walking holidays for groups in his homeland - the mountains of Alicante, Sierra Nevada, Nerja & The Pyrenees, in Spain.

Bear in mind that in summer some days are like winter, with bad weather on the mountains. Gear for safety, comfort, and to cope with the weather in Ireland. It will help to keep you dry, an important factor to enjoy a walk when is raining:
Light hiking boots or shoes (summer)
Waterproof hiking boots (winter)
Good warm socks.
Polyester trousers.
Thermal base layer & Fleece jacket.
Waterproof jacket (summer) & over-trousers (winter)
Hat and gloves.
Small rucksack, Food & Water.
Spare thermal layer, hat and gloves (winter)
Gaiters (winter)
Walking sticks (optional)

Water running from streams, rivers, waterfalls and lakes along to The Atlantic Ocean; woodlands with native and ancient trees covered in moss; wild flowers, ferns, heather and gorse; red & sika deer, wild (feral) goats, white-tailed eagles, foxes; remains of dwellings built by earlier inhabitants thousands of years ago will cause you to pause.
Walking in this scenery will enhance the positive side of your personality and you will be filled with a sense of well-being.
Spectacular Scenery
The journey through The Gap of Dunloe showcases the grey and purple majesty of Purple Mountain and the MacGillycuddy’s Reeks, which contrasts with Mangerton Plateau and the dramatic mountain passes around Horses Glen.
There is the vibrant magic and prevalent green in the valleys and woodlands of Killarney National Park, which transforms into a rich tapestry of differing shades of golden browns as summer turns to autumn over the mountains of County Kerry.

Walk could be adapted to changing conditions.
Weather, year's season, terrain, distance, ascent, time, pace, quality of hiking gear, your fitness level, how you feel (energy level), hillwalking experience, and the group’s ability, are factors that will determine the real grade of difficulty of a walk. For instance, wet ground (rocks, grass) makes difficult to keep the balance and increases the risk of a slip.
The walks take place on varied terrain at different paces. Some sections of the routes will be through tough wet boggy moorland, uneven broken ground, areas with overgrown heather, grass or bracken, and ascending hills and mountains over steep ground.
Often we do short stops to catch our breath; to admire the mountains, flora and wildlife; to take pictures; to have lunch break, etc. After a walk, you might feel a little bit tired, but have the impression that time passed quickly and have a feeling of happiness & well-being. Those are the signs that you enjoyed thoroughly the walk.
No matter the season, or how many times you have visited, each time will fill you with joy.

Flexible choosing paths matching our abilities.
Dynamic creating a very supportive and trusting ambience.
Holistic Hiking takes into consideration a person's wellness including some aspects of holistic health: Social, Physical, Emotional, Mental, and Spiritual.

Respect the mountain environment.
Leave everything as you find it.
Take litter home with you.
Regard for Landowners.
Act in a considerate and responsible manner.
Be friendly and sociable with other walkers.
Engage with rural communities & businesses in a polite manner.
Kerry Hiking
Killarney, County Kerry, Ireland