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in Kerry

Kerry highlights

Kerry BeachesTake a walk or build a sandcastle

Family Fun in North KerryFind fun for all the family

Boat TripsGo in search of wildlife

Tralee Bay Wetlands CentreUncover a special nature and activity attraction

Kerry Craft TrailsDiscover the craft of creating

Gaeltacht RegionVisit the Dingle Peninsula for a uniquely Irish experience

Adventure ChallengeBook the perfect destination for an adrenalin charged holiday

Ring of KerryFind out how every town and village tells its own story


Tour guides & information

Tourist information offices » Kerry adventure guide [pdf, 6.1MB] » Atlantic Film Trail brochure [pdf, 4MB] » Kerry walking brochure [pdf, 4MB] »

Did you know...

Skellig Michael

that in 1996 Skellig Michael became the second Irish Heritage site to be inscribed on the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites?

Fishing in Kenmare


Kerry in Summer

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If the pressures of daily life are getting you down this summer, an escape to County Kerry might just be in order.

With a coastline carved over millennia by a wild ocean, Kerry is the proud owner of Ireland’s 10 highest peaks and a vast national park containing the country’s oldest oak forests.

A paradise for hikers and climbers, Kerry also boasts a plethora of welcoming towns, B&Bs and cosy pubs in which to rest mountain-weary feet. There's so much to do for the whole family, making it the perfect summer break.

Visit Kerry to find space, serenity and scenic beauty all in one. 






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