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The world renowed Ring of Kerry follows the coastline of the Iveragh peninsula and taking in some of the most beautiful spots in the country. Take the road towards Aghadoe and see an ancient round tower and then on through Killorglin where the famous Puck Fair is held each year in August. Beyond Glenbeigh and Rossbeigh you can see the peninsula of Dingle opposite, with the Blasket Islands before you in Dingle Bay. Follow the old disused railway line on to Cahersiveen passing the birthplace of the Liberator Daniel O Connell.
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The unspoiled Ring of Beara abounds in historical and archaeological sites and spectacular views. The area id dotted with stone circles, alignments and gallauns.
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Killarney Local sight seeing |
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Whether walking, driving, cycling or on horseback you can be sure to experience the magic and wonder of the sights that Killarney has to offer.
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There are twenty golf courses in Kerry, playable all year round.
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In the killarney area you will find beautiful rivers and lakes that are ideal for fishing, whether you are an absolute beginner or a complete fanatic.
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The roads around Killarney are ideal for cycling for the keen cyclist or if you just want to go on a casual spin.
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In Killarney, you have the opportunity to walk through breathtaking landscapes, woodlands and our National park.
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There are a number of stables in the Killarney/Kenmare area where you can go pony trekking with.
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Killarney is a major tourist destination and therefore offers and exciting range of shops to cater for all tastes and budgets. |
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