Things to do & see
Drive the epic Ring of Kerry route and experience hidden treasures at every turn of the road. Stop at Ladies View and take in the scenery at one of the best lookouts over the mountains in Kerry.
PLACES TO SEE IN KERRY
Find great places to see in Kerry, learn about our local heroes, culture, and history that inspire our beers and find out how our beers are made in a fun and entertaining way. Come join us for a truly unique personable experience on the Wild Atlantic Way and book your perfect short break stay.
Waterville Golf Links
Waterville Golf Links consists of classic links land surrounded by the sea, forever challenged and shaped by the elements. More than 100 years old, Waterville Golf Links, in County Kerry, is rated among the top five courses in Ireland and the top 20 links courses in the world.
Waterville Heritage Gallery
Waterville Heritage Gallery at Waterville Craft Market provides a great introduction to the wonderful array of local heritage sites and stories, not only in Waterville, but also across the Ring of Kerry, Iveragh Peninsula on Kerry’s Wild Atlantic Way
The Spa at Parknasilla
The Spa at Parknasilla enjoys one of the most enviable settings of any Spa in Ireland. Surrounded by islands, inlets and hidden beaches with the spectacular natural beauty of the Kerry mountains as a backdrop.
Geokaun Mountain
Walk or drive to the top of Geokaun Mountain in County Kerry and immerse yourself in the history and beauty of the area. Located on Valentia Island, Geokaun Mountain is not only the highest point on the island but is also one of the most westerly points in Europe.
Skellig Michael Voyage
Enjoy a visit to the UNESCO World Heritage Site at Skellig Michael (Great Skellig Rock) with Skellig Michael Voyage from Portmagee Marina, in County Kerry. Climb over 600 steps, see colourful puffins, an island lighthouse and monastery perched high on a jagged 217m rock in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean.
Puffin Island
Puffin Island is an Irish Wildbird Conservancy reserve on a small island near Portmagee, County Kerry and separated from the mainland by a narrow sound. It holds some thousands of pairs of Manx Shearwaters, Storm Petrels and Puffins and smaller numbersof other breeding seabirds.
Kerry Cliffs
Ascend to the very top of the Kerry Cliffs in County Kerry and lap up incredible views of the Skellig Islands and Puffin Island. Located just 3km from Portmagee village, the Kerry Cliffs stand at over 1,000 feet high and provide visitors with the nearest viewing point to the famous Skellig Islands and Puffin Island.
Gap of Dunloe
The Gap of Dunloe is an iconic landmark to the west of Killarney National Park, an 11 km long natural ravine that winds its way between Purple Mountain and the MacGillycuddy’s Reeks range, the highest mountain in Ireland.
