County Kerry – Ireland’s Kingdom of Natural Wonders

County Kerry is often described as Ireland at its most magical. Famed for its cinematic landscapes, traditional towns, and warm welcomes, Kerry is a feast for the senses. From the dramatic beauty of the Ring of Kerry to the charming bustle of Killarney, this southwestern county is a dream destination for every type of traveller.

Must-See Attractions

Ring of Kerry

This iconic circular route showcases Kerry’s most stunning coastal and mountain views. Pass through charming villages, sweeping beaches, and jaw-dropping viewpoints – perfect for road-trippers, photographers and nature lovers alike.

Killarney National Park

Ireland’s first national park is a natural paradise of woodlands, lakes, and waterfalls. Take a jaunting car ride through the park, visit Muckross House, or hike through the Gap of Dunloe.

Dingle Peninsula

A blend of wild Atlantic beauty and rich Gaelic culture, the Dingle Peninsula is packed with ancient sites, windswept beaches and the lively harbour town of Dingle – home to traditional music and world-famous seafood.

Skellig Michael

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this remote monastic island off the Kerry coast is an extraordinary day trip. Accessible by boat, its stone beehive huts and soaring views will leave a lasting impression.

Blasket Islands Visitor Centre

Overlooking the Atlantic, this award-winning centre tells the unique story of the islanders who once lived on the Blaskets – an unforgettable cultural and historical experience.

Blennerville Windmill, Tralee

Step into Ireland’s milling past at this restored 19th-century windmill. Includes museum, guided tours, and panoramic views of Tralee Bay.

Tralee Town Park

Take a peaceful stroll through one of Ireland’s loveliest urban parks, home to rose gardens, sculptures, and the Rose of Tralee festival.

Gallarus Oratory, Dingle Peninsula

Explore one of Ireland’s best-preserved early Christian churches, a stone marvel with views across the wild Atlantic coast.

Muckross House & Gardens, Killarney

Visit this magnificent Victorian mansion and world-famous gardens set within Killarney National Park.

Killarney House & Gardens

Start your journey through Killarney National Park with a tour of this beautifully restored house and its blooming gardens.

Cultural Experiences

Kenmare

A charming heritage town known for its craft shops, colourful buildings, and excellent restaurants. It’s also a gateway to both the Ring of Kerry and the Beara Peninsula.

Tralee

Home of the world-famous Rose of Tralee Festival, Tralee blends culture, history and family-friendly attractions like Kerry County Museum and the Aqua Dome.

Listowel

A literary town with strong storytelling roots, Listowel is associated with playwright John B. Keane and hosts a popular writers' week every year.

Killorglin

A lively market town that comes alive every August with the centuries-old Puck Fair, one of Ireland’s oldest and most unique festivals.

Kenmare Lace Design Centre

Watch delicate lace-making traditions come to life at this charming centre and browse exquisite handmade lace gifts in the heart of Kenmare

Bonane Heritage Park

Walk through 5,000 years of history at this archaeological park just outside Kenmare—perfect for a scenic stroll with a story.

Lorge Chocolate Factory, Bonane

Indulge your sweet tooth with handcrafted chocolates made by French chocolatier Benoit Lorge, just 5km from Kenmare.

Molly Gallivan’s Cottage & Traditional Farm

Step back in time at this restored cottage with farm animals, re-enactments and a warm welcome steeped in Irish heritage.

Outdoor Adventures

Carrauntoohil

Standing at 1,038m, Carrauntoohil is Ireland’s highest peak – a bucket-list climb for hiking enthusiasts. Various guided routes are available for different experience levels.

Ross Castle & Lakes of Killarney

Take a boat trip from this 15th-century tower house and glide across Lough Leane with views of rugged mountains and island-studded waters.

Cycling the Ring of Beara

While not in Kerry alone, the Ring of Beara is a cyclist’s dream – winding coastal roads, quiet villages, and panoramic seascapes.

Wild Atlantic Way Coastline

Kerry boasts some of the most scenic stretches of the Wild Atlantic Way – think crashing waves, cliffside walks and endless Instagrammable moments.

Aqua Dome, Tralee

Make a splash at one of Ireland’s largest indoor waterparks! With thrilling slides, a lazy river and relaxing adult-only spa, it’s the perfect all-weather day out for families and fun-seekers.

Star Outdoors Adventure Centre, Kenmare

Just five minutes from Kenmare town, this bay-side adventure hub offers kayaking, sailing, archery, and more—ideal for family fun or group outings in a stunning coastal setting.

Dromquinna Riding Stables

Established in 1949, this professional equestrian centre welcomes all levels for scenic horseback treks just a short drive from the hotel.

Kenmare Bay Diving Centre

Try something new with a beginner-friendly diving session including a short boat trip and a guided shallow water dive—perfect for first-timers.

Seafari Seal Watching Cruises

Hop aboard from Kenmare Pier with Captain Ray and enjoy an eco-friendly cruise to see seals and sea life along the beautiful Kenmare Bay.

Faungorth Activity Centre

Enjoy relaxed family fun with pitch n’ putt, archery, and a driving range in a casual countryside setting.

Tralee Bay Wetlands Eco & Activity Park

Discover the beauty of nature with guided boat tours, birdwatching hides, and hands-on exhibits—an ideal day out for families and eco-lovers alike.