From intimate pub sessions in coastal villages to renowned stages around the world, the music, culture and traditions of West Kerry continue to thrive, making the region one of Ireland’s most vibrant cultural destinations. In West Kerry, traditional music is woven into everyday life. Whether it's a…
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Kerry is a place where coffee tastes better with a view. From mountain valleys and Atlantic coastlines to lakeside hideaways and harbour villages, these cafés are part of the landscape itself. Here some of the most scenic cafés in Kerry, each offering a reason to pause, explore, and stay a little…
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There is something special brewing in Blennerville. Down Syndrome Kerry has officially received the keys to The Mill Café at the iconic Blennerville Windmill, marking the beginning of an exciting new chapter that brings together heritage, hospitality, community and inclusion. The partnership with…
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The beauty of Killarney belongs to everyone and exploring the stunning Lakes of Killarney has become even more accessible thanks to a new initiative from Ross Castle Boat Tours. A specially installed wheelchair-accessible hoist now allows more people to experience one of Kerry's most iconic…
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Killarney Executive Tour Co. has officially unveiled its newest addition to the fleet – a modern Hop-On Hop-Off Red Bus designed to elevate visitor experiences in one of Ireland’s most iconic landscapes while significantly reducing environmental impact. The official launch took place at the historic…
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Sometimes the best journeys aren't about seeing more places—they're about finding more space for yourself. Space to breathe, Space to think, Space to slow down and enjoy the moment you're in. Kerry has a funny way of helping people answer that question for themselves. Whether it's connection…
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From the hidden coves of Caherdaniel to the dramatic beauty of Coumeenoole Beach, made famous by Ryan's Daughter , and the stony shoreline of Cromane overlooking Castlemaine Harbour, Kerry's coastline offers an extraordinary variety of beach experiences waiting to be discovered. Stretching along the…
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Ballylongford, located on the northern edge of the Shannon Estuary in North Kerry, is a quietly significant birdwatching landscape shaped by tidal rhythms, wetland habitats, and seasonal migration. Mudflats, saltmarsh, river channels, and coastal grasslands combine to create an ecosystem that…
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Nestled in the heart of Kerry, Tralee is renowned for its vibrant community, beautiful parks and rich cultural heritage. At the centre of the town lies the award-winning Town Park, a beloved gathering place where locals and visitors come together to enjoy nature, events and family activities…
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If you're looking for one of the best family-friendly outdoor activities in Kerry, exploring Killarney National Park from the Knockreer entrance opposite St. Mary's Cathedral offers the perfect mix of nature, adventure and discovery. Whether you choose to explore on foot or by bike, this beautiful…
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