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Skip the bus and settle into a private Mercedes for a direct transfer from Dublin Airport or Dublin city to Ballygarry House Hotel Spa near Tralee. Licensed chauffeurs, flight monitoring and onboard Wi‑Fi make the roughly 3.5–4 hour journey relaxed and reliable.
Skip the bus and settle into a private Mercedes for a direct transfer from Dublin Airport or Dublin city to Ballygarry House Hotel Spa near Tralee. Licensed chauffeurs, flight monitoring and onboard Wi‑Fi make the roughly 3.5–4 hour journey relaxed and reliable.
You step into Dublin’s arrivals hall and a calm presence—the chauffeur—meets you with a small card. The Mercedes E220 waits, cool air flowing, and the city thins behind you as the motorway opens toward County Kerry. The drive unspools across rolling farmland, roadside hedgerows and low stone walls until the low hills and coastal light around Tralee come into view.
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Operated by Za Execs · Tralee, County Kerry
You step into Dublin’s arrivals hall and a calm presence—the chauffeur—meets you with a small card. The Mercedes E220 waits, cool air flowing, and the city thins behind you as the motorway opens toward County Kerry. The drive unspools across rolling farmland, roadside hedgerows and low stone walls until the low hills and coastal light around Tralee come into view.
Ballygarry House sits on the edge of Tralee, a country-house hotel that grew from an estate property into a modern spa and accommodation. The landscape you traverse is shaped by glacial sculpting and Atlantic influence: peat bogs give way to pasture, estuaries widen, and small rivers dare the road to follow them. Along the way you pass villages with traditional pubs and glimpses of Kerry culture—Gaelic names, local craft signage, and farmland rhythms.
Practically speaking, this private transfer is straightforward: licensed chauffeur, monitored flight arrivals, one hour complimentary airport waiting, onboard Wi‑Fi and bottled water. Luggage capacity fits most standard suitcases but check limits for oversized gear. Expect roughly a 3.5–4 hour door‑to‑door transfer depending on traffic and pickup point. Travel in comfort, but allow a little extra time if you plan to sightsee en route or arrive during peak holiday windows.
Tips: confirm flight numbers, share a mobile contact, and have your hotel address ready. The service turns a long road into usable time—read, rest, or follow the coastline as it shifts from farm to sea.
Typical door‑to‑door time is about 3.5–4 hours depending on traffic and pickup location; drivers monitor flights to time departures.
The vehicle accommodates approximately 2 standard 20 kg checked suitcases plus 2 small carry bags; notify the operator in advance for extra or oversized luggage.
Yes—the service offers pickups from Dublin city addresses or hotels; state your pickup point when booking.
The operator electronically monitors flights; the one hour of complimentary waiting time applies—longer delays should be communicated to the supplier to arrange additional waiting.
Za Execs operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step into Dublin’s arrivals hall and a calm presence—the chauffeur—meets you with a small card. The Mercedes E220 waits, cool air flowing, and the city thins behind you as the motorway opens toward County Kerry. The drive unspools across rolling farmland, roadside hedgerows and low stone walls until the low hills and coastal light around Tralee come into view.
You step into Dublin’s arrivals hall and a calm presence—the chauffeur—meets you with a small card. The Mercedes E220 waits, cool air flowing, and the city thins behind you as the motorway opens toward County Kerry. The drive unspools across rolling farmland, roadside hedgerows and low stone walls until the low hills and coastal light around Tralee come into view.
Ballygarry House sits on the edge of Tralee, a country-house hotel that grew from an estate property into a modern spa and accommodation. The landscape you traverse is shaped by glacial sculpting and Atlantic influence: peat bogs give way to pasture, estuaries widen, and small rivers dare the road to follow them. Along the way you pass villages with traditional pubs and glimpses of Kerry culture—Gaelic names, local craft signage, and farmland rhythms.
Practically speaking, this private transfer is straightforward: licensed chauffeur, monitored flight arrivals, one hour complimentary airport waiting, onboard Wi‑Fi and bottled water. Luggage capacity fits most standard suitcases but check limits for oversized gear. Expect roughly a 3.5–4 hour door‑to‑door transfer depending on traffic and pickup point. Travel in comfort, but allow a little extra time if you plan to sightsee en route or arrive during peak holiday windows.
Tips: confirm flight numbers, share a mobile contact, and have your hotel address ready. The service turns a long road into usable time—read, rest, or follow the coastline as it shifts from farm to sea.
