County Kerry Holidays

What can you find in Country Kerry that you won't find anywhere else?

While staying in Kerry and the surrounding area, we would recommend a visit to a traditional sheep farm for a sheep dog demonstration followed by a visit to Avoca at Molls Gap before visiting the beautiful town of Kenmare. There are a number of interesting local galleries where you can meet local artists including potters, painters and sculptures. Our local driver-guides will show you an excellent beach restaurant on the Wild Atlantic Way before sampling a hot chocolate at a local chocolatier. We know the best places to stop for views of Skellig Michael and the surrounding sea.

Stop off in Dingle, one of the most traditional towns on the western side of Ireland. A working harbour and buzzing town, Dingle has a number of high quality restaurants which use local produce from the fish mongers, butchers and surrounding farms. Dingle comes alive in the evening, with live music pouring out of the pubs into the streets.

Killarney Town is set in the middle of the sublime scenery of its namesake national park. Beyond the obvious proximity to lakes, waterfalls, woodland and moors dwarfed by 3,000ft-plus peaks, it has many charms of its own. Killarney and its surrounds have been inhabited probably since the Neolithic period and were certainly important Bronze Age settlements, based on the copper ore mined on Ross Island.