Explore Ireland in a quick and safe Kerry Taxi
Kerry is a county located on the Iveragh Peninsula of Ireland. This area is known for its rugged beauty, epic cliff faces, incredible hiking trails, and unparalleled terrain. Be sure to visit the Killarney National Park, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, and paddle a kayak out on the large glistening lakes. Driving the Ring of Kerry is also a must when in the area for those famous cliff views. Kerry is made up of many welcoming towns, including Tralee, Dingle, and Killarney, where you can stay during your time in Ireland. To get around this large county, the easiest way to travel is by taking a Kerry taxi. Each town has taxi hubs you can use, or you can choose to call one of the local companies or book your rides in advance.
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How much does a taxi cost?
| Taxi prices | Day time (05:00 - 24:00) | Night time (00:00 - 05:00) | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| FROM AIRPORT TO TRALEE | 40 € | 45 € | 20 MIN |
| FROM KILLARNEY CENTRE TO NATIONAL PARK | 15 € | 17 € | 15 MIN |
| FROM KERRY COUNTY MUSEUM TO TRALEE BAY WETLANDS ACTIVITY PARK | 5 € | 5.50 € | 5 MIN |
What's the average cost of a taxi in Kerry?
There are national maximum fares set by the government of Ireland, which all taxi drivers must adhere to by using an officially calibrated taximeter. However, each taxi company may decide on a fare below these maximums, so you may see some changes in price depending on which town you’re travelling in. The government set maximums for taking a taxi in Kerry are as follows:
Standard Rate (08:00 to 20:00):
Base fare: €4.20
Price per km: €1.30
Waiting per minute: €0.46
Premium Rate (20:00 to 08:00 & Sundays):
Base fare: €4.80
Price per km: €1.71
Waiting per minute: €0.60
It’s worth noting that after a certain amount of time or fare, the price per km will increase to €1.65 for the standard rate and €2.00 for the premium rate.
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How to get a taxi in Kerry
Depending on which town you’re staying in Kerry, you’ll be able to hail a taxi in the street or walk to a taxi rank, usually found outside of the bus stations, shopping centres, and tourist hotspots. For a more personalised service when travelling from the airport, during poor weather conditions, or at night, you may wish to pre-book your taxi in Kerry or call one of the local phone dispatch companies.
Falvey’s Cabs: +353 (87) 907 7648
Mid Kerry Cabs: +353 (87) 258 2040
Allied Taxis: +353 (89) 253 5777
Speedy Cabs: +353 (89) 263 7038
Why book your Kerry taxi with Welcome Pickups?
Trying to sift through the many local companies to find someone who operates in the town where you’re staying, gives tours to certain places, and offers airport pickups is difficult and time-consuming. Instead, you can book all your Kerry taxi rides with Welcome Pickups, as a one-stop-shop for all your travel needs in Kerry. At Welcome, all of our transfers are fully tailored to you, so whether you need us for a quick ride, an all-day tour, or a return trip to the airport, we’ve got you covered. We also offer competitive fixed-rate fares and have a 24/7 customer service line, should you need us during your stay in Kerry.
Kerry taxi tips
- Ensure your driver is using the correct tariff for your journey. Standard fares will appear as 1 on the meter, while the premium fares will be 2.
- Be sure to bring cash in euros to pay for your taxi in Kerry, as most drivers don’t accept card payments.
- Tipping your Kerry taxi driver isn’t obligatory but rounding up your fare for good service is always appreciated.
Wheelchair-accessible taxi in Kerry
If you’re looking for a wheelchair-accessible taxi in Kerry, you will need to pre-book this service with a specialised company. Fortunately, there are a few wheelchair-accessible transfer services in Kerry that come complete with a ramp or hydraulic lift. One of the recommended companies is run by Ger O’Sullivan, whom you can call at +353 (87) 940 9463.
Kerry taxi safety and complaints
All taxis in Kerry are monitored and regulated by The National Transport Authority (NTA). Taking a taxi in Kerry is usually a very pleasant and easy experience. Having said this, if you do have any issues during your ride, or feel you are unsafe at any moment, you can make an official complaint to the NTA on their website. Be sure to note down details such as your driver’s ID, the taxi number, and the company you travel with before making a complaint.