Attractions in Kerry

Torc Waterfall is located in the heart of Killarney National Park and is within easy walking distance. The highest fall height is 18m. A worthwhile destination for any hike (for … read more

Carrauntoohil is the highest mountain in Ireland at 1,038 meters. A wooden cross, newly erected in 2014, sits enthroned on its top, from where you have a fantastic view of … read more

An impressive sight is the Muckross House with its garden, which is known far beyond the borders of Ireland. The impressive structure is part of Irish architectural history, but is … read more

The ruins of the Franciscan monastery Muckross Abbey (also Muckross Friary, Irish Mainistir Locha Léin) from the 15th century are in the middle of the Killarney National Park not far … read more

nice way back from Dinis Cottage, where you can go by small boat for 10 € per person

The summit is easy to reach, as long stretches of the ascent are covered with wooden planks. The view becomes more beautiful with every meter of altitude.

The Devil's Ladder is one of the standard routes for climbing Carrauntoohil, Ireland's highest mountain (1,038m). What looks remotely like a landslide or boulder field is actually the most direct … read more

This beach is really beautiful. You reach it via a narrow road from Caherdaniel, which leads you through a forest down to the sea. At first I wasn't sure if … read more

Dingle lies on a peninsula at the foot of Connor Pass. Even though it's just a small fisher's town, it attracts a lot of tourists with its colourful little houses, … read more

In good weather great views over the Dingle peninsula and the coast.

There is an interesting limestone rock formation right here on the north shore of Muckross Lake. On closer inspection, you can even see some fossils that indicate that the rock was once a marine sediment.

The lawyer and politician Daniel O'Connel used to live in this impressive mansion. He was a member of the British Parliament and successfully campaigned for the emancipation of the Catholic … read more

Over sheep pastures and on dirt roads you wander through the wild and romantic Black Valley. The secluded valley was the last place in Ireland to be connected to the … read more

Nice hike,
Parking 2 €,
in good weather great!

Kenmare is a cozy town on a deep bay between the Macgillycuddy Reeks in the north and the Caha Mountains in the east. The Irish name for the city is … read more

Spacious park on the edge of Killarney. Highly recommended is a visit to the nearby Ross Castle.

Larger rock formations, the cave is not easy to find

As the name suggests, this is where the three lakes of Killarney meet. The view of the historic stone bridge is particularly beautiful. A few meters from here you can stop in the tea room in Dinis Cottage.

The Olde Butter Road is almost completely overgrown here. Through a ravine here it goes up steeply. At the top you are on a wide plateau with spectacular views to the mountains of Killarney National Park.

The Olde Butter Road turns into a wide gravel road. It leads steeply up to a hill and from there down into a wide valley. At the highest point, a great view of the Atlantic awaits you.