Destination Accessibility Guide

In Ireland, airlines, trains, buses and ferries are accessible to people using a wheelchair or mobility device. Kerry airport provides services for people with physical disabilities and are able to assist with baggage, getting around the airport and getting on and off the plane. Use your Leap card to travel seamlessly throughout the public transport network.

Kerry's range of accommodation options give all of our visitors the choice from easy to access, spacious, accessible and many accommodations will ensure a quiet space for mealtimes.

Sometimes we need a space that just feels safe, and other times, it's a space that's inclusive and friendly. Kerry's hospitality sector, our communities and spaces are all moving towards more accessible and inclusive options.

Kerry is known worldwide for its heritage, culture and outstanding natural beauty. There are many accessible paths and quiet trails within the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and the 25,000 Hectare Killarney National Park. For solitude, peace and time away for yourself and your loved ones, you can see the sights of Kerry with accessible public transport, and enjoy the easy pace around our closely connected towns and villages. Our greenways are a wonderful way to get out and explore and with a little planning, your day out can be most enjoyable and bring you directly into the wonders of our natural landscape.

When it's easy for everyone to enjoy the many attractions throughout Kerry, it makes your entire experience here all the more memorable. Ionad an Bhlascaoid / The Blasket Centre on the western tip of the Dingle Peninsula / Corca Dhuibhne, is an excellent example of how thoughtful design and planning can set the scene for an incredible experience. Muckross Traditional Farms (open Summer through October) offer a convenient shuttle bus for all ages and abilities.