When visiting somewhere new, there’s no better guide than the people who know it best. Kerry is shaped by its landscapes, heritage, and communities, and locals often know exactly where to go to experience it at its best. Here are 15 local-favourite things to see and do in Kerry, featuring some of…
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From first encounter to film, writing and a growing creative legacy in Kerry. Italian documentary producer and writer Paola Bizarri has long followed her instinct toward places of deep energy and ancient wisdom. With over 30 years’ experience as a personal spiritual coach and teacher in natural…
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Following the opening of the first section of the South Kerry Greenway at Kells before Christmas, a further 4km of the amenity is now open to the public. The new section between Glenbeigh and Mountain Stage was accessible to walkers and cyclists from Thursday April 2nd ahead of the Easter weekend…
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Kerry County Museum is set to begin an exciting new chapter as the historic Ashe Memorial Hall undergoes a major restoration and redevelopment programme under the THRIVE – Town Centre First Heritage Revival Scheme. The €7 million project will transform the museum’s gallery spaces and ensure…
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Kerry is celebrated for its dramatic landscapes and untamed beauty, but its nights hold a magic all their own. On a clear evening along the Iveragh Peninsula, the Milky Way stretches overhead, planets shine brightly, and shooting stars streak across the sky — a rare spectacle in today’s world of…
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Every March, Killarney becomes a hub of music, movement and Irish cultural celebration as The Gathering Festival of Music & Arts returns for another unforgettable weekend of toe-tapping, roof-raising festivities. Taking place from March 4th to 8th, 2026, this vibrant festival brings together some of…
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Tralee comes alive each year to truly welcome Chinese New Year, bringing people from all backgrounds together. Chinese New Year, also called Lunar New Year or Spring Festival, is one of the most important celebrations in Chinese culture. With a history spanning over 4,000 years, it marks the start…
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The Mid Kerry Biddy's Festival takes place over the February bank holiday weekend in Killorglin. The ‘Biddy’ is an Irish cultural custom which honours St. Brigid and the ancient Celtic festival of Imbolc. Imbolc (Feb 1st) is one of the four Celtic seasonal festivals—along with Beltaine, Lughnasadh…
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Visitors and locals can now experience the South Kerry Greenway for the very first time, as the first section of this much-anticipated route opens to the public. From Friday 19 December, a 3.1km stretch between the former Kells Railway Station and Golden’s of Kells is fully open and accessible to…
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Those who know Kerry best love to share their secrets — the trails, beaches, cafés, and hidden gems that make the Kerry truly unforgettable. Our locals are warm, welcoming, and always happy to point you toward the experiences that make a day in Kerry special. From the tranquil shores of the Skellig…
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