All posts in Kerry

Experience a thrilling Dingle Sea Safari by RIB boat. Discover Great Blasket Island, sea caves, seals, dramatic cliffs, and spectacular Atlantic scenery on one of Kerry’s best boat tours. Powered by GetYourGuide If you’re looking for one of the most exciting outdoor adventures on Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way, a Dingle Sea Safari by RIB boat…

Cruise across the Lakes of Killarney from Ross Castle. Enjoy spectacular scenery, Innisfallen Island, ancient forests, and views of Carrauntoohil on this unforgettable boat tour. Powered by GetYourGuide A cruise on the Lakes of Killarney is one of the most relaxing and scenic experiences available in County Kerry. Combining magnificent mountain landscapes, historic landmarks, ancient…

Explore Killarney National Park on horseback. Ride through Knockreer Estate, enjoy views of Lough Lein, discover local wildlife, and experience one of Kerry’s most scenic outdoor adventures. Powered by GetYourGuide Few experiences allow visitors to connect with the landscapes of County Kerry quite like horse riding through Killarney National Park. Away from busy roads and…

Explore the Ring of Kerry on a spectacular guided tour from Cork. Visit Waterville, Killarney National Park, Torc Waterfall, Dingle Bay and more Powered by GetYourGuide The Ring of Kerry is one of Ireland’s most celebrated driving routes, attracting visitors from around the world with its dramatic coastal scenery, mountain passes, historic villages, and spectacular…

Discover Ballyferriter on the Dingle Peninsula with beaches, walks, places to eat, where to stay, island trips, and practical travel tips. Ballyferriter sits at the western edge of the Dingle Peninsula, where roads narrow, the Atlantic opens out, and the pace changes almost immediately. It’s a small village, but the setting does most of the…

Drive the Skellig Ring with confidence – quiet viewpoints, walking stops, Skellig Michael boats, places to eat, where to stay, and planning tips. The Skellig Ring is one of those routes that feels bigger than a drive. The Atlantic is always present, the land drops away quickly, and the sense of distance builds with every…

Discover Sneem in south Kerry with coastal walks, mountain scenery, places to stay, good food, pubs, nearby drives, and practical travel tips. Sneem sits where south Kerry softens. The mountains are still close, but the village opens out around an estuary, with colour, water, and space shaping the atmosphere. It’s calmer than the busier Ring…

Visit the Michael J. Quill Centre in north Kerry to understand Irish labour history, local stories, exhibitions, and how to plan your stop. The Michael J. Quill Centre in Kilgarvan tells a story that’s easy to overlook when travelling through Kerry. It isn’t about scenery or grand buildings, but about people, work, and how ideas…