If you’ve already explored the Ring of Kerry and are craving something quieter, wilder, and more untouched, the Skellig Ring might just be the scenic escape you’re looking for. The Skellig Ring offers a stunning cycling route, flowing at a peaceful, unhurried pace that lets you fully soak…
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Travel slowly, enjoy the view — discover charming towns, quiet beaches, and hidden gems by train, bus, bike, and greenway. Enjoy Heritage at an Easy Pace From the rich history of Listowel Castle to the tranquil beauty of Banna Strand, we invite you to explore North Kerry at an easy pace so you…
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Kerry is world famous, with scenic routes well known, such as the Slea Head Drive, the Ring of Kerry, and of course incredible viewing points immortalised by the Wild Atlantic Way the Conor Pass. Coomakista and indeed Bray Head. Places You Thought You Knew But. guess what? There are many, many…
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Embrace the Outdoors in Kerry This Christmas: Adventure, Relaxation, and Festive Fun Await As the Christmas season approaches, Kerry’s breathtaking landscapes welcome adventurers, families, and those seeking a peaceful retreat to explore its outdoor wonders. Whether you’re a local or visiting the…
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As autumn paints the landscape with vibrant hues, we seized the chance to explore the new 5km trail that connects the stunning grounds of Ballygarry Estate to Ballyseedy Wood. This trail, designed to be accessible for all ages, meanders over two charming bridges across the River Lee and features…
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A Storytelling Heritage The Mantle is a community arts project at Rossbeigh, Co. Kerry, exploring the ecologies & mythologies of the strand and surrounding coastline through various storytelling practices. From 10th August to 7th September 2024, a series of free public events will take place by the…
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The Ring of Kerry, a breathtaking route tucked into the South West of Ireland, is a 179 kilometre ride that brings you by some of Kerry’s most charming towns, historical sites, and enchanting landscapes, both coastal and inland. With a vast variety of stops, the Ring of Kerry is suitable for people…
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Watch former Wexford Camogie Player and RTE analyst Ursula Jacob discover two coastal trails in Co. Kerry on Series 11 of Ireland's Tracks & Trails. Throughout the series, well-known presenters explore trails throughout Ireland, representing what is best about the wild and natural landscapes of this…
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Kerry has some of the most beautiful landscapes you can find - and what better way to soak in that beauty than a leisurely stroll through some of Kerry’s most magical walkways and trails? Here’s a list of 10 walks which will leave you speechless, without leaving you breathless! Nestled in the Slieve…
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