Overall a really enjoyable experience, and some amazing sights along the way. Glad we chose the horse and trap option to go through the Gap as the walk would have been very challenging. However we were told that the trap cost Eur30 so we were shocked at the end when asked to pay Eur100 (Eur25 pp) and some Americans even paid Eur200 (Eur50 pp) for theirs so make sure you agree a price before getting on. A limited number of horses so I imagine some later arrivals will have had no choice but to walk. The downside of not walking is that you then have a long wait of 90-120 mins at the cafe before the boats leave. The boat tour itself was peaceful and the scenery was stunning. Our guide was great and pointed out lots of landmarks and wildlife along the way. We had to get out and walk some of the journey back as the lack of rain meant that the boats were getting beached in some places, and they weren’t sure how much longer they could carry on, so again make sure you check before you leave

The tour could have been better described. We were driven to Kate's Cottage in the Gap of Dunloe by minibus. From there the hike or the jaunting car started. 3 hours to go running are tight. Then we went into the boat, which was really great. We were then picked up at Ross Castle by the minibus and driven back. I would have preferred an earlier trip (9:30 am).

This was an amazing activity. However, the description should be more clear as to the skill/shape of those choosing to walk the gap. It is a continuous climb up to the gap along a road that is also used by cars and jaunty cars. People should understand that they need to wear proper shoes, bring water/snacks and a coat in case the weather changes. The guide at the pick up location told us it was a 10km walk, the driver said it was 12km and we mapped it as 11km with a 240m elevation increase to the top of the gap, so "walk" in the description is a little misleading. Also, our bus driver was unable to pick us back up at Ross Castle due to a prior commitment. The guy at the pick up spot in Killarney informed us if this just as the bus pulled up and said that it was a quick 1km walk back through the park but Google said it was almost 4km, so after the hike, that was an unexpected add on. We were not offered a discount for this change.