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The Kerry Camino

Discover the Kerry Camino: A Stunning Walk Along the Dingle Way

Step into the beauty of the Kerry Camino, a scenic 65km walking route following the (Slí Chorca Dhuibhne) Dingle Way. This trail takes you from Tralee to Dingle, across rolling hills, quiet country roads, and breathtaking coastal paths. It’s a rewarding challenge that treats you to spectacular views, fresh air, and the sense of accomplishment that comes with a good day’s walking.

The Kerry Camino is split into three sections: Tralee to Camp, Camp to Annascaul, and Annascaul to Daingean Uí Chúis (Dingle). It’s an intermediate-level walk, perfect for those who love the outdoors and want to experience Kerry at a steady pace on foot.

Walkers on the Kerry Camino can use a Passport which can be stamped at various points along the route. Passports are available free of charge from local tourist offices. Once complete, certificates can be collected from the Tralee or Daingean Uí Chúis (Dingle) Tourist Offices as proof of your achievement.

Each year, the Kerry Camino volunteer group run guided walks from April to August. These organised weekends include experienced guides, bus transfers back to Tralee each day, and luggage transfers to your accommodation on the route. Funds raised help cover the printing of Kerry Camino Passports and promotional materials. The Kerry Camino Group is a non-profit, volunteer-led organisation.

 

Visit the Kerry Walking Trails interactive map on Google Maps for Sports Ireland approved way marked trails in South Kerry, the Dingle Peninsula / Corca Dhuibhne and linking over from Co. Cork via the Beara Peninsula. This user-friendly resource provides details such as trail location, length, difficulty, duration, GPS coordinates and directions to the trailhead/parking areas etc.

Developed by Kerry County Council in partnership with North, East and West Kerry Development and South Kerry Development Partnership, this is a collaboration of trails information from ongoing SKDP, NEWKD and KCC projects. ​These maps have been developed through the support of the Department of Rural & Community Development’s ‘Outdoor Recreation Infrastructure Scheme.'

For advice on ensuring a safe and responsible walk or hike in Kerry, please see Sports Ireland’s Walking Safely Guide.

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