Where to stay in Kerry

Guides to Kerry

Food and drink in Kerry

Wild Atlantic Way

See the lakes of Killarney and the Gap of Dunloe car-free

Get out into nature car-free in Killarney National Park

Plan a sustainable weekend break in Kerry

Visit 'the Kingdom' county car-free

The Ring of Kerry

Explore the spectacular Ring of Kerry

Kenmare

Head to the scenic town of Kenmare

Baile an Sceilg (Ballinskelligs)

Explore beautiful Ballinskelligs in County Kerry

Tralee

Explore Tralee in the heart of County Kerry

Daingean Uí Chúis (Dingle)

Come and see why people love the charming town of An Daingean(Dingle) 

Killarney

Embrace the Magic of Kerry in Killarney

Radharc na mBlascaodaí (Blaskets View)

Sunny days

Valentia Island

Journey to stunning Valentia Island

Sceilg Mhichíl (Skellig Michael)

Free car parking

An Blascaod Mór - the Blasket Islands

Family friendly

Visit magical Kerry

5 wonderful walks in Killarney National Park

Making the most of your short break in Kerry 

Find out the best things to do on a holiday in Killarney

Explore 9 of the best surfing spots in Kerry

Discover County Kerry

Take a trip to County Kerry and taste the flavours of the wild Atlantic, explore the winding streets of its famous towns and tee up in the midst of incredible scenery. 

Keep discovering Kerry

Enjoy endless walks on sandy beaches or catch some waves in Kerry.

See The Kingdom by the water

The great outdoors

Family fun

Walking and hiking

History and Heritage

Tour the unforgettable Ring of Kerry, wander through Killarney National Park and take an epic boat trip along Dingle Bay.

What will you do first?

Enjoy incredible experiences

From self-catering hideaways dotted along the Ring of Kerry to town-centre hotels with luxury spas, discover the perfect base to start your Kerry adventure here.

See the raw beauty of the Irish coastline

Féile Thrá Lí - Tralee Street Fest 2025

Festivals and events

The Kingdom

Routes and trails in Kerry

Experience County Kerry and its gloriously moody landscapes, dramatic headlands and crashing waves. You’ll remember the roar of the ocean long after your visit. 

Discover charming towns and villages with brightly painted houses, traditional pubs, colourful shopfronts and an endless amount of places to visit in Kerry. 

Travel the curving country roads and narrow mountains paths of this stunning county. Book a break to Kerry, you’ll soon understand why it’s christened The Kingdom.