Explore breathtaking landscapes and immerse yourself in the rich, lively heritage of Kerry

Kerry, a paradise for
outdoor enthusiasts

County Kerry, known as 'The Kingdom', is nestled in Ireland's southwest and is an idyllic mix of towering mountains, sprawling national parks, and captivating coastlines. A scenic gem, it includes the majestic Ring of Kerry and the untouched beauty of the Dingle Peninsula. Killarney National Park is a core attraction with its enchanting lakes, lush forests, and historical treasures like the Muckross House. Towns such as Killarney and Dingle bring to life a vibrant culture, full of lively music and artisan food experiences.

Then, Killorglin, home to the annual Puck Fair festival, boasts a lively arts scene and riverside charm. Tralee, the county's largest town, offers historic sites like the County Museum, Blennerville Windmill, and the world-famous Rose of Tralee Festival. The literary town of Listowel, renowned for its Writers' Week festival, is rich in tradition and heritage. Kerry, a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, offers unparalleled hiking, cycling, sailing, surfing, and golfing. Experience Kerry, the mesmerising jewel of Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way.