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

Ross Castle is perched in a bay of Lough Leane. It is likely that Irish chief O'Donoghue Mór built it in the 15th century.
According to legend, O'Donoghue still slumbers … read more

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

The ruins of Minard Castle stand in ruins on a beautiful bay with a sandy beach. If that is not a perfect photo motif! Listen to the waves rolling onto … read more

The Devil's Ladder is part of the standard route for climbing Carrauntoohil, Ireland's highest mountain (1,038m). What looks like a landslide or boulder field from a distance is actually the … read more

Muckross Lake is also known as the Middle Lake (the other two being Lough Leane and Upper Lake), or the Torc, for its proximity to Torc Mountain. It is Ireland's … read more

Take your time getting to the top, take regular breaks if needs be. The route up from the Brandon Pilgrimage car park is really well marked. Takes about 2 hours … read more

Meter-high, sturdy stone walls were once supposed to protect a clan head or some other powerful person here. The facility dates from the Iron Age, before Christianity came to Ireland. … 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

Forget fighting for a wave with hundreds of other people, beautiful Blue Flag Inch Beach is as rugged and remote as Irish surfing spots come.

As one of the Reeks … read more

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.

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

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

A stroll through Dingle is just a good mood! The wonderfully colorful houses make the city so beautifully colored and provide a special flair. At the harbor you can let … read more

The Climber's Inn is the undisputed hub of Glencar. Strictly speaking, Glencar consists only of the Climber's Inn and a few scattered farms and houses. The Climber's Inn has a … read more

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