Killarney National ParkLakes, oak woodland and mountain on the edge of the town, with paths that start at the gate.
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Top 10 things to do in Kerry
Kerry is where most people picture when they picture Ireland, and it is busier for it. These are the ten we would start with, from the lakes at Killarney to the pier at Dunquin, and there are ten more underneath them when you want to keep going.
Killarney National ParkLakes, oak woodland and mountain on the edge of the town, with paths that start at the gate.
Muckross HouseMuckross sits on the lake shore inside the national park, with farms and gardens laid out around it.
Ross CastleRoss stands on the shore of Lough Leane, and boats go out to the islands from the jetty beside it.
Torc WaterfallWaterfall · KillarneyThe waterfall is a short walk from the road, and steps climb from it to a view over the lakes.
The Gap of DunloeMountain · BeaufortOne road runs through the middle of this narrow pass between the Purple Mountain and the Reeks.
Gallarus OratoryMonastic site · BallyferriterThe dry stone chapel near Ballyferriter was built in the shape of an upturned boat, out on the Dingle peninsula.
DingleTown · DingleDingle sits at the end of its own peninsula, boats in the middle of it and the road west to Slea Head.
Slea HeadCliffs · DingleOut at the western tip of the Dingle peninsula, with the Blasket Islands sitting in front of you.
Dunquin PierHarbour · DunquinThe path zig-zags down the cliff to a small pier, and the ferry to the Blaskets goes from it.
Skellig MichaelIsland · PortmageeThe monastery was built on a rock out in the Atlantic. You go by boat from the harbour when the sea allows it.
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Castlegregory BeachBeach · CastlegregoryA long strand on the north side of the Dingle peninsula, dunes behind it and Brandon Bay beyond.
KenmareTown · KenmareThree main streets meeting in a triangle at the head of the bay, between the Ring of Kerry and the Beara peninsula.
SneemVillage · SneemPainted houses split in two by the river, halfway around the Ring of Kerry.
Derrynane HouseHouse and gardens · CaherdanielDaniel O'Connell's house and coastal estate near Caherdaniel, with dunes and a beach below the grounds.
BallybunionBeach · BallybunionTwo beaches split by a headland with a castle ruin on it, on the north Kerry coast.
WatervilleVillage · WatervilleThe village sits on a strip of land between the sea and Lough Currane, on the western side of the Ring.
MacGillycuddy's ReeksMountain · KillarneyIreland's highest range runs west from Killarney, with Carrauntoohil in the middle of it.
Staigue FortFort · CastlecoveThe circular dry stone fort is up a side road off the Ring of Kerry, with steps built into the inside of its wall.
The Blasket CentreMuseum · DunquinThe museum at Dunquin is about the people who lived on the Great Blasket, and the island itself is framed in a window at the end of it.
Killarney House and GardensHouse and gardens · KillarneyHouse and formal gardens at the town end of the national park, with a walk straight through to the lake.
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More to see in Kerry
145 more places from Fáilte Ireland’s own listings, each linked to its official site.
- Kyrie Eleison AbbeyAbbey or church · AbbeydorneyEstablished in the 12th century, the Abbey of Kyrie Eleison is credited for giving the village of Abbeydorney its name.
- Greta's HerbsGarden · AnnascaulGreta's Herbs is a small intimate nursery in Ballintermon, Annascual, County Kerry.
- Ardfert CathedralAbbey or church · Ardfert
- Baile an Sceilg (Ballinskelligs) BeachBeach · BallinskelligsBaile an Sceilg (Ballinskelligs) beach is an extensive sandy beach located in a rural environment just 2km south of the village of Dungeagan in County Kerry.
- Ballinskelligs AbbeyAbbey or church · BallinskelligsBallinskelligs Abbey sits on the edge of the Skellig Coast region of the Wild Atlantic Way in Ballinskelligs, County Kerry.
- Cé Bhaile an Sceilg (Ballinskelligs Pier)Island · BallinskelligsAdmire the sky blue waters of the Atlantic ocean from Ballinskelligs Pier (Cé Bhaile and Sceilg) on the edge of County Kerry.
- Cill Rialaig Arts CentreGallery · BallinskelligsThe Cill Rialaig Arts Centre, in Ballinskelligs, County Kerry, offers a diverse selection of paintings, sculpture, fine crafts, books, photographs, unique postcards and small gifts.
- Kerry International Dark-Sky ReserveNature and wildlife · BallinskelligsDiscover Kerry's DARK side at Kerry International Dark-Sky Reserve recently designated as Ireland’s first Dark-Sky region (Gold Tier).
- Siopa Chill RialaigGallery · BallinskelligsCill Rialaig artists retreat is located in the small Gaeltacht (Irish speaking) village of Dun Geagan in Ballinskelligs.
- North Kerry MuseumMuseum · Ballyduff
- Músaem Chorca Dhuibhne - West Kerry MuseumMuseum · BallyferriterMúsaem Chorca Dhuibhne - West Kerry Museum also provides a bookshop and café offering home baked treats.
- Carrigafoyle CastleCastle or historic house · BallylongfordRoam the 15th Century remains of Carrigafoyle Castle and its medieval church, and enjoy views of the Shannon estuary and the small island of Carrig.
- Lislaughtin Franciscan FriaryAbbey or church · BallylongfordIn the 15th century, John O'Connor Kerry founded the Lislaughtin Franciscan Friary in the village of Ballylongford, just a 15 minute drive from Listowel, County Kerry.
- Dunloe CastleCastle or historic house · BeaufortThis castle was an important strategic key in the defense of the Killarney area.
- Srón Bhroin (Brandon Point)Beach · BrandonAscend to great heights at Brandon Point (Srón Bhroin) in County Kerry and be in awe of the fantastic views of the surrounding mountains and the Atlantic.
- Vincent Hyland Art GalleryGallery · CaherdanielCome and see award winning artist, filmmaker and photographer Vincent Hyland’s unique collection of paintings, prints, images and underwater film, in Catherdaniel County Kerry.
- Ballycarbery CastleAncient site · CahersiveenThis is the ruin of what was once a magnificent 15th century Castle of MacCarty Mor.
- O'Connell Memorial ChurchAbbey or church · CahersiveenO’Connell Memorial Church in Cahersiveen, County Kerry, was constructed in 1888 using granite and black limestone.
- Skellig Six18 Distillery & Visitor ExperienceMuseum · CahersiveenThe Skellig Six18 Distillery & Visitor Experience is located in Cahersiveen, in the town that is said to climb the mountain and look upon the sea.
- The Old BarracksCastle or historic house · CahersiveenThe Old Barracks Heritage Centre exhibition is situated in a former Royal Irish Constabulary Barracks overlooking the river and Cahersiveen Marina.
- Camp BeachBeach · CampCamp is a small village located near the Slieve Mish Mountains in County Kerry.
- Kells Bay House And GardensGarden · CappamoreCommanding a wonderful vista overlooking Dingle Bay and peninsula, Kells Bay Gardens cover 20 hectares in a short v-shaped valley between the Ring of Kerry and the sea.
- Crag CaveNature and wildlife · CastleislandStep into 1 million years of history and wonder at Crag Cave, Ireland’s most exciting show cave.
- Charlie Haughey MemorialAttraction · DingleThe Charles Haughey Memorial sits on the pier in Dingle Town in County Kerry.
- Clogher BeachBeach · DingleExperience the mesmerising power of the sea at Clogher Beach on the Dingle Peninsula in County Kerry.
- Cuan an Daingin (Dingle Harbour)Nature and wildlife · DingleAdmire the beautiful landscape and the docked fishing boats from Dingle Harbour in County Kerry.
- Dingle Oceanworld AquariumZoo or aquarium · DingleGet up close and personal with magnificent marine life at Dingle Oceanworld Aquarium, at The Wood, Dingle, County Kerry.
- DíseartAbbey or church · Dingle
- Kilmalkedar ChurchAbbey or church · DingleSituated in County Kerry, just 8km from Dingle, Kilmalkedar is home to a fascinating religious site dating back to early-Christian times.
- The Blasket Centre - Ionad an BhlascaoidMuseum · DingleThe Blasket Centre - Ionad an Bhlascaoid located on the most westerly tip of the Dingle Peninsula, in Dún Chaoin, Dingle, County Kerry.
- The Carol Cronin GalleryGallery · DingleThe Carol Cronin Gallery and studio is based on Upper Green Street, Dingle, County Kerry.
- The Trinity Tree DingleAttraction · DingleTrinity Tree beside St Mary's Church in Dingle, County Kerry, is a dead sycamore tree sculptured to represent the Holy Trinity.
- Writers WallAttraction · DingleWriters Wall in Dingle Town, County Kerry, pays tribute to well known authors from the Chorcha Dhuibhne Gaeltacht and Blasket Islands locale.
- Greenlane GalleryGallery · Dingle PeninsulaThe Greenlane Gallery in Dingle County Kerry, exhibits works by leading Irish artists.
- Tig Bhric & West Kerry BreweryMuseum · Dingle PeninsulaWest Kerry Brewery is located in the garden of Tig Bhric, Bric's Pub, a rural pub operated by the same family since its establishment in the 1890s.
- Fahan Beehive HutsAbbey or church · FahanThe Fahan Beehive Huts can be found on Slea Head, which is part of the Dingle Peninsula in County Kerry.
- Fenit MarinaBeach · FenitWatch the ships come in at Fenit Marina in County Kerry.
- Kerry Bog Village MuseumMuseum · GlenbeighThe Kerry Bog Village Museum is situated half way between Killorglin and Glenbeigh on the main Ring of Kerry route in County Kerry.
- Mountain StageBeach · GlenbeighTake a break from your drive along the Dingle Peninsula to soak up incredible views of the surrounding mountains at Mountain Stage in County Kerry.
- Kells Sheepdogs, Ring of KerryVisitor farm · KellsCome and watch the sheepdogs in action at Kells Sheepdogs, Ring of Kerry at Kells, County Kerry.
- Bonane Heritage ParkMuseum · KenmareUncover Ireland's ancient history at one of the country's most important archaeological sites in Bonane Heritage Park 10km from Kenmare where the Ring of Beara meets the Ring of Kerry.
- Gleninchaquin ParkForest park · KenmareVisitors can enjoy a variety of walking trails through streams and woodlands with scenic viewpoints along the way.
- Kenmare Butter MarketGallery · KenmareThe Kenmare Butter Market in County Kerry, is one of Ireland's contemporary art exhibition and performance spaces.
- Kenmare Heritage CentreMuseum · KenmareThe Kenmare Heritage Centre displays information on various themes including the Nun of Kenmare, Kenmare's history and historical sites and the effects of the Famine on Kenmare Town in County Kerry.
- Kenmare Lace and Design CentreMuseum · KenmareThe Kenmare Lace and Design Centre, located in Kenmare, County Kerry, exhibits antique lace and conducts lacemaking demonstrations.
- Norman McCloskey GalleryGallery · KenmareThe Norman McCloskey Gallery, in the heart of Kenmare Town in County Kerry, showcases the photographer's collection of contemporary Irish landscape photography of the surrounding areas.
- Tom Crean Brewery KenmareMuseum · KenmareThe tour incorporates a tasting session featuring four distinct beers, each crafted with the same spirit of adventure that drove Crean through the icy wilderness.
- Michael J Quill CentreMuseum · KilgarvanThe Michael J Quill Centre is a memorial to Michael J Quill, a native son of Kilgarvan, who was founder and first President of the Transport Workers Union of America.
- Johnny O'Leary Memorial StatueAttraction · KillarneyThe Johnny O'Leary Memorial Statue in Killarney, County Kerry, is a commemoration of the talented and renowned accordion player Johnny O'Leary from the famed musical Sliabh Luachra area.
- Kennedy's All-Weather Pet Farm & PlaygroundsVisitor farm · KillarneyKennedy's All-Weather Pet Farm & Playgrounds, 8km outside the town of Killarney, offers private fishing, pony rides and walks.
- Killarney Art GalleryGallery · KillarneyThe Killarney Art Gallery, in County Kerry, was established in 1990 by Declan Mulvany.
- Knockreer House and GardensGarden · KillarneyFound in County Kerry's Killarney National Park, Knockreer House and Gardens are within walking distance of Killarney Town.
- Monsignor Hugh O'Flaherty Memorial StatueAttraction · KillarneyThe Monsignor Hugh O'Flaherty Memorial Statue can be found in the town of Killarney in County Kerry.
- Muckross And Dinis TourNational park · KillarneyTake the Killarney to Kenmare road to the main entrance to the National Park.
- St Mary's Cathedral KillarneyAbbey or church · KillarneyLocated in Killarney, St Mary’s is the cathedral of the Catholic Diocese of Kerry.
- The Back Lane Pop Up GalleryGallery · KillarneyThe Back Lane Pop Up Gallery is a gallery and workshop where local artists have come together to work and exhibit their paintings.
- The Mission SculptureAttraction · KillarneyThe Mission Sculpture in Killarney, County Kerry, is a slate sculpture to commemorate the lives of those selfless Killarney people who served as missionaries around the world.
- The Diaspora LadyAttraction · KillorglinThe Diaspora Lady statue in Killorglin, County Kerry, is an oak wood carving, symbolising the story of Irish emigration.
- Minard CastleAncient site · KilmurryMinard Castle is said to have been built by the Knight of Kerry, and it is the largest fortress on the peninsula.
- Cablemaster's ResidenceCastle or historic house · KnightstownThis building was the home of the first supervisor of the Valentia Cable Station, James Graves.
- Kerry Writers' MuseumMuseum · ListowelVisit the Kerry Writers' Museum in Listowel, County Kerry.
- Listowel CastleCastle or historic house · ListowelThe construction date of the earliest castle at Listowel dates to the 13th century but the present castle was probably built in the 15th century by the FitzMaurices.
- Statue of John B. KeaneAttraction · ListowelThe Statue of John B. Keane can be found in Listowel, County Kerry.
- The Kilmorna CollectionGallery · ListowelThe Kilmorna Collection is an independent record shop, art gallery and coffee counter located in the heart of Listowel, County Kerry.
- The Lartigue MonorailwayMuseum · ListowelThe Lartigue Monorail was the only monorail in the world to operate successfully on a commercial basis It ran from Listowel to Ballybunion in County Kerry between 1888 and 1924.
- The Kerry Creamery ExperienceMuseum · MilltownA visit to The Kerry Creamery Experience in Listry, County Kerry, will bring back memories for some and give others a snapshot of how creameries all over Ireland operated during the last century.
- Kerry CliffsAncient site · PortmageeAscend to the very top of the Kerry Cliffs in County Kerry and lap up incredible views of the Skellig Islands and Puffin Island.
- Portmagee HarbourIsland · PortmageeTake a quick walk from Portmagee village in County Kerry to Portmagee Harbour to enjoy lovely views of the surrounding coastline.
- Portmagee Whiskey ExperienceMuseum · PortmageePortmagee Whiskey in County Kerry, crafts small batches of Irish Whiskey.
- Dún An ÓirAbbey or church · SmerwickDún an Óir, or the Fort of Gold, can be found on a rock promontory in County Kerry, not far from Ballyferriter Village.
- Brushwood Studios Art GalleryGallery · SneemBrushwood Studios Art Gallery was established in 1977 located in Parknasilla Woods, Sneem, County Kerry.
- Tarbert Bridewell Courthouse & Jail MuseumCastle or historic house · TarbertTarbert Bridewell Courthouse & Jail Museum houses an immersive showcase where visitors can watch, listen and experience an 1830's courtroom drama unfolding before them.
- Tarbert HouseCastle or historic house · TarbertHome of the Leslie family since 1690, Tarbert House is a Queen Anne Georgian building.
- Annagh ChurchAbbey or church · TraleeThe fascinating ruins of the Annagh Church in Blennerville stands southwest in Tralee in County Kerry.
- Blennerville WindmillMuseum · TraleeBlennerville Windmill Visitor Centre is located on the shores of Tralee Bay and is a dominant landmark where the town of Tralee meets the Dingle Peninsula.
- Church of Saint John the EvangelistAbbey or church · TraleeThe Church of Saint John the Evangelist in Tralee, County Kerry, was founded in the 13th century and is one of the town’s oldest buildings.
- Dunloe Ogham StonesAttraction · TraleeThe Dunloe Ogham Stones are located a short distance from Beaufort Village in County Kerry.
- Garden of the SensesGarden · TraleeAn inviting space that aims to appeal to all five senses, the Garden of the Senses is found in Tralee, County Kerry.
- Jane Hilliard GalleryGallery · TraleeThe Jane Hilliard Gallery, in Tralee, County Kerry, has a wide and varied collection of original art work, predominantly Irish landscape with some still life, portraiture and surrealism.
- John Hurley GalleryGallery · TraleeTake this opportunity to visit a professional artist in his studio.
- Kerry County MuseumMuseum · TraleeVisit the informative Kerry County Museum in Tralee, County Kerry, and travel back in time to learn about the Kingdom County's archaeology and history.
- Kerry LibraryLiterary site · TraleeThe Kerry Library provides a public library service with nine branches throughout County Kerry.
- Pikeman StatueAttraction · TraleeThe Pikeman Statue in the centre of Tralee Town in County Kerry, is a memorial to the men who fought and died during the 1798 Rebellion in Ireland.
- Rose of Tralee StatuePark · TraleeThe Rose of Tralee Statue can be found in the beautiful surroundings of the Rose Garden in Tralee Town Park, County Kerry.
- Sandy Feet FarmVisitor farm · TraleeSandy Feet Farm is a family run open farm close to the village of Camp, near Tralee, County Kerry.
- Siamsa Tíre Theatre and Arts Centre, TraleeGallery · TraleeAs one of Ireland's theatres and arts centres, they are committed to making the arts accessible to all, fostering a space where diverse communities can connect, create and be inspired.
- Bray HeadAncient site · Valentia IslandEmbark on a walk of the Bray Head Loop to enjoy amazing views of the Skellig Islands, the Blasket Islands and the wider Dingle Peninsula before safely descending Bray Head to return to the car park.
- Skellig MichealAbbey or church · Valentia IslandOff the Kerry coast out of the Atlantic Ocean jut three sandstone rocks.
- The Skellig Experience Visitor CentreMuseum · Valentia IslandVisit The Skellig Experience Visitor Centre, a stone clad, turf grass covered barrel roofed building beside the Valentia Island bridge on Valentia in County Kerry.
- Valentia Island LighthouseMuseum · Valentia IslandVisit Valentia Island Lighthouse at Cromwell Point and tour one of the great lighthouses of Ireland.
- Árthach Dána, Amergin Memorial Sculpture & SundialCastle or historic house · WatervilleÁrthach Dána, Amergin Memorial Sculpture & Sundial in Waterville Village in County Kerry, is a monument dedicated to the countless mariners who set sail in search of new lands and frontiers.
- Charlie Chaplin StatueAttraction · WatervilleThe Charlie Chaplin Statue can be found in the heart of the Wild Atlantic Way in Waterville Village in County Kerry.
- Mick O'Dwyer StatueAttraction · WatervilleDown on the southern peninsula of the Wild Atlantic Way, the village of Waterville in County Kerry is home to the tribute statue of Kerry GAA legend Mick O'Dwyer.
- Tech AmerginGallery · Waterville
- Waterville BeachBeach · WatervilleWaterville Beach is situated on the seafront of Waterville and overlooks Ballinskelligs Bay, Bolus Head on the right and Hog's Head to the left.
- Waterville Heritage GalleryMuseum · WatervilleThere are 150 information panels beautifully displayed on locally sourced Valentia Island Slate and over 300 photo exhibits and archives both in the Gallery and Craft Market.
- An Blascaod Mór - the Blasket IslandsIsland · KerryLocated roughly 2km beyond the most westerly point of the Dingle Peninsula, the Blasket Islands are comprised of sandstone humps, incredible cliffs and surrounding reefs.
- An Chonair (Conor Pass)Nature and wildlife · KerrySet in the mountains of the Dingle Peninsula, the Conor Pass connects the south coast of Dingle town with the settlements along the north.
- Ballybunion BeachCastle or historic house · KerryVisit Ballybunion and stroll glorious beaches in the most famous seaside resort in North Kerry.
- Ballybunion NorthBeach · KerryBallybunion North Beach is an extensive sandy beach located near the town of Ballybunion in County Kerry.
- Ballybunion SouthBeach · KerryBallybunion South Beach is an extensive sandy beach close to the town of Ballybunion in County Kerry.
- Ballykissane MonumentAttraction · KerryBallykissane Monument pays tribute to the three men that are widely recognised as being the first casualties of the 1916 Easter Rising.
- Ballymalis CastleAncient site · KerryA 16th century rectangular tower of four storeys and an attic in the gable.
- Béal Bán BeachBeach · KerryIts name means White Mouth, reflecting the pale sands and gentle waves that make it perfect for paddling, walking, and relaxing.
- Beale StrandBeach · KerryStroll the 3km rocky, sandy beach of Beale Strand in County Kerry around the 'dog-leg' of the Shannon estuary.
- Blasket Islands Eco Marine ToursNature and wildlife · KerryBlasket Islands Eco Marine Tours is an Irish wildlife tour specialising in whale watching, dolphin, and bird watching trips on the Dingle Peninsula in County Kerry.
- Bronze Statue of John EganAttraction · KerryThe picture postcard village of Sneem, set on the Iveragh Peninsula on the Wild Atlantic Way, is home to the Bronze Statue of John Egan.
- CarrauntoohilNature and wildlife · KerryLace up your hiking boots and climb Carrauntoohil in Kerry.
- Cé Bhun an Bhaile (Bunavalla Pier)Island · KerryLocated roughly 3km off the main road and neighbouring Derrynane Harbour, Bunavalla is primarily a fishing pier that also offers boat trips to Skellig Michael.
- Cé Dhún Chaoin (Dunquin Pier)Ancient site · KerryWalk out to Dunquin Pier in County Kerry and enjoy panoramic views of mountain ranges, cliffs and the expanse of the ocean.
- Ceann Sléibhe (Slea Head)Beach · KerryA promontory in the westernmost part of the Dingle peninsula, Slea Head links round the rugged natural landscape to the small villages of Ballyickeen and Coumeenoole.
- Charles De Gaulle MemorialAttraction · KerryThe colourful Wild Atlantic Way village of Sneem in County Kerry is home to the Charles De Gaulle Memorial.
- Church Island, Lough CurraneAbbey or church · KerryChurch Island is home to the ruins of a medieval Christian monastery and is located on Lough Currane, Waterville, in County Kerry.
- Com an Chiste (Coomakista)Ancient site · KerryReach the summit of Com an Chiste (Coomakista) and soak up remarkable views over the Kenmare River and the surrounding islands.
- CoomanaspicIsland · KerryLocated on the Ring of Kerry, Coomanaspic Pass offers unique vistas of the surrounding environment.
- Derreen GardensGarden · KerryDerreen Gardens, in County Kerry, cover more than 60 acres of garden with over 12km of paths which wind through mature and varied woodland.
- Dingle Whiskey DistilleryMuseum · KerryDingle Whiskey Distillery is an artisanal distillery in beautiful County Kerry where they create craft spirits and helped rekindle the tradition of independent distilling in Ireland.
- Doire Fhíonáin (Derrynane)Beach · KerryDerrynane, Doire Fhíonáin is an extensive sandy beach in Derrynane Bay, County Kerry.
- Dooks BeachBeach · KerryDooks Beach is a coastal beach just a short distance from Glenbeigh Village in County Kerry.
- Eamon Kelly Memorial StatueAttraction · KerryThe Eamon Kelly Memorial Statue can be found in the small rural village of Gneeveguilla in County Kerry.
- Fermoyle StrandBeach · KerryOne of the longest beaches in Ireland, Fermoyle Strand makes up part of the sweeping curve of Brandon Bay on the northern side of the Dingle Peninsula.
- Fitzmaurice CastleAncient site · Kerry
- Garden of EuropeGarden · KerryDating back to 1995, the Garden of Europe is a splendid space found in Listowel, County Kerry.
- InchBeach · KerryBring your swimming togs to Inch Strand in County Kerry and enjoy the wide range of water activities on offer.
- Innisfallen IslandIsland · KerryThe monastic Island of Innisfallen can be seen in the distance from Ross Castle, near Killarney in County Kerry.
- It Must Be Dingle GalleryGallery · KerryIt Must Be Dingle Gallery is a small family-run gallery in Ballyferriter, County Kerry, situated 2km off the Slea Head Drive on the Wild Atlantic Way, and 10km from Dingle town.
- Kilgarvan Motor MuseumMuseum · KerryThe Kilgarvan Motor Museum in Kilgarvan, County Kerry, hosts an impressive display of vintage and classic cars, including such eminent models as Rolls Royce, Bentley, Alvis and Austin.
- Killagha AbbeyAbbey or church · KerryKillagha Abbey, just on the periphery of Milltown Village in County Kerry, is an Augustinian Abbey founded by Geoffrey De Marisco in 1215 for the Canon Regulars of St Augustine.
- Killarney Bee Walks and HoneyVisitor farm · KerryKillarney Bee Walks and Honey can be found on a traditional farm in County Kerry.
- KilmakillogeBeach · KerryStop by Kilmakilloge in County Kerry and enjoy fine views of the Kenmare River and the surrounding area of the Beara Peninsula.
- Kinard BeachBeach · KerryKinard Beach, or Trá Chathail in Gaelic, is a beautiful beach enclosed by rocks on the Dingle Peninsula, approximately 9km east of Dingle, in County Kerry.
- Kissane Sheep FarmVisitor farm · KerryVisitors can experience the hard work on Kissane Sheep Farm in Kenmare County Kerry by watching sheepdog demonstrations, helping out on the farm and feeding pet lambs.
- Littor BeachBeach · KerryLittor is a small beach situated on the southern shore of the Shannon Estuary, in North County Kerry.
- MaharabegBeach · KerryDiscover glorious Maharabeg Beach on the Dingle Peninsula in County Kerry.
- Molly Gallivan's Cottage and Traditional FarmVisitor farm · KerryExperience the simple lifestyle in rural Ireland before the days of electricity and modern technology at Molly Gallivan’s Cottage and Traditional Farm, in Bonane, County Kerry.
- Muckross FriaryAbbey or church · KerryThe Franciscan Friary was founded in the 15th century and is in a remarkable state of preservation.
- Murreagh BeachBeach · KerryOne of many sandy beaches surrounding Smerwick Harbour in County Kerry, Murreagh Beach is popular amongst walkers and is also safe for swimming.
- Parkavonear CastleAncient site · KerryIn a field to the south west of the church is a round castle dating from the 13th century.
- Puffin IslandNature and wildlife · KerryPuffin Island is an Irish Wildbird Conservancy reserve on a small island near Portmagee, County Kerry.
- Radharc na mBlascaodaí (Blaskets View)Island · KerryVenture to the edge of Blaskets View in County Kerry and take in the Blasket Islands (Radharc na mBlascaodaí).
- Rattoo Round TowerAbbey or church · KerryRattoo Round Tower was built around 1100 and is very well preserved.
- Statue of King Puck KillorglinAttraction · KerryThis unusual statue, of a male goat wearing a crown, is found at the entrance to Killorglin Town on the wonderfully scenic Ring of Kerry driving route, on the Wild Atlantic Way.
- The Lakes Of KillarneyNature and wildlife · KerryThe three main lakes of Killarney, County Kerry occupy a broad valley stretching south between the mountains.
- The Way the Fairies WentGarden · KerryThe Way the Fairies Went is a collection of pyramid shaped sculptures in the pretty village of Sneem, on the Ring of Kerry scenic drive.
- Valentia Island Heritage CentreMuseum · KerryVisit the local heritage centre, once a schoolhouse (1861 - 1976) which tells of its past history, the island's history and the telegraph era.
Getting to Kerry
- By air
- Kerry (Farranfore) Airport, Cork Airport, Shannon Airport
- By rail
- Stations at Killarney, Tralee and Farranfore, on the Dublin to Tralee via Mallow line.
- By road
- The N22, N21, N70 and N86.
Questions
What are the best things to do in Kerry?
Our top three are Killarney National Park, Muckross House and Ross Castle. The full list of twenty is at the top of this page, and every place on it has a page of its own.
What can you do in Kerry for free?
Walks, beaches and open ground cost nothing to visit. On our list that includes <a href="/things-to-do/kerry/the-gap-of-dunloe/">The Gap of Dunloe</a>, <a href="/things-to-do/kerry/slea-head/">Slea Head</a>, <a href="/things-to-do/kerry/castlegregory-beach/">Castlegregory Beach</a> and <a href="/things-to-do/kerry/ballybunion/">Ballybunion</a>. Check parking and access with the place before you go.
What is on in Kerry?
83 events are listed in Kerry over the coming weeks, from festivals to markets and gigs. See them all.

