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24 Reviews The Ring of Kerry is a scenic 175 km (110 mile) road that circles the Iveragh Peninsula, a very popular draw for tourists who visit Ireland. You can visit via a self driving tour if you are willing to...
22 Reviews Killarney National Park was this outstanding and wild landscape. It is a little over 10,000 hectares that is southwest of town. Inside the park are a variety of beautiful lakes (Lower, Learning,...
10 Reviews We stopped at the Torc Waterfall on the way back from Ladies View on our way to jump into the anticlockwise tour of the Ring of Kerry. I hadn't seen the signs on the way over to Ladies View but I...
9 Reviews Part of the Killarney National park, Ross castle is a recently renovated castle, dating back from the 1600's. Formerly an English garrison, it's on the shore of Lake Laune. Very narrow spiral...
8 Reviews Muckross Friary dates back to the 15th century and it is one of the best-preserved franciscan friaries in Ireland. In the year 1653 it was destroyed by Oliver Cromwell's troups. You may find Muckross...
2 Reviews Connor Pass is one of the scenic highlights on Dingl Island and makes a great place for an excursion from Killarney. Thia narrow mountain-road is going from Dingl town to the northern part of the...
3 Reviews The Dingle peninnsula The scenery along this coastel roadway is amazing, you would be well advised to get someone else to do the driving so you can enjoy it without risking your life in a car crash…...
2 Reviews Now this is getting a bit far to really qualify under Killarney. Even so, it's quite possible to make a quick drive over from Killarnaye and see Ladies View where you have a splendid view over the...
1 Review Please look under transportation to find out about our fabulous jaunting car rides in Killarney. You will find them on the edge of Killarney town just waiting for you sometimes even in the wind and...
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arkadia Says: An amazing journey in the surrounding nature. IT'S A MUST.This is more of an adventure than a tour. Combination of a bus to Kate Kearny's Cottage, then a...
Dabs Says: Muckross House had three private owners, the house was built in 1843 for Henry Arthur Herbert and his wife Mary, when Herbert got into deep debt, the house was...
Dabs Says: From Ross Castle we kept heading west on N71, away from Killarney, until we reached Ladies View, a scenic overlook on the Upper Lake and all of it's channels...
SabrinaSummerville Says: I have included this tip under "things to do" because, if you're not actually staying here, you should make a point of going for lunch or drinks or dinner. The...
SabrinaSummerville Says: In practically all of the touristic areas of Kerry you will find that the jaunting car is the mode of transport that is most practical. A jaunting car is,...
SabrinaSummerville Says: There are two types of boating trips on the lakes - the glass covered boat that traverses the big lower lake and then the one we chose - the open wooden boat...
SabrinaSummerville Says: As Killarney is the tourist capital of Southern ireland, it has many excellent hotels and most of them have equally excellent spas.The one that I visited...
SabrinaSummerville Says: You don't have to "go" anywhere in Killarney, just walk the streets!The shops open very late, street traders ply their wares, and buskers provide equal if not...
globetrott Says: Bantry ( Beanntraighe in the old gealic language) is another great daytrip from Killarney and a step back into the world of rich landowners and their ornate...
Ilnacullin & Garinish Gardens in Glengarriff
globetrott Says: Glengarriff makes a perfect daytrip from Killarney and there you may see one of the most beautiful artificial gardens in Ireland :Ilnacullin is a small island...
TORBOY Says: bicycle from town to ross castle, tour castle and then boat trip with bikes across Killarney lakes.(1.5hrs) bike or push as we did uphill to gap of dunloe(p.s....
RickinDutch Says: Our plan had been to get to Kenmare for lunch, look around and decide whether to stay in Kenmare or drive on further along the Ring of Kerry. But after my...
RickinDutch Says: The Jewel of Killarney!Located within the Killarney National Park, and the reason the park was created, is the Muckross House - a fine building of white...
RickinDutch Says: Beautiful spot to hike up to or take a horse drawn cart. Parking available at a cosy pub/restaurant by the name Kate Kearney's Cottage. My cousin was driving...
Peterodl Says: The riding stables are only 1 mile from the center of the town of Killarney and is adjacent to the Killarney National Park.You can take a 6 day trail ride on...
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4 Reviews and 221 Opinions We spent our 25th wedding anniversary here and were satisfied beyond description. Our room...
2 Reviews and 314 Opinions My wife and I stayed for two nights and, having seen the reviews on a rival website, chose it. It's...
1 Review and 611 Opinions If your are ever in Killarney, you should stay at either the Arbutis Hotel or the Best Western...
Reviews and photos of Killarney attractions posted by real travelers and locals. The best tips for Killarney sightseeing.
The bus tour also took us round the Kerry Peninsula. Saw lots of typical 'country Ireland' with many stone walls. I think the tour is called "the ring of Kerry"...
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Q: Im flying from Edinburgh to Dublin tomorrow and, instead of staying in the big city first and travelling the countryside later on,...
A: The trains to Killarney leave from Hueston station. Most have one change of train. You would have to go by bus or taxi. Not sure if there is a direct bus to...
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a great base to explore the surrounding areas
Killarney is one of the most touristy places in Ireland. Many people choose Killarney as a base to explore the Ring of Kerry and maybe also Dingle-Peninsula.
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There's More to Killarney Than Lakes
I've got some interesting experiences in Killarney. I'd love to share with you the 18 tips I've written, the 65 photos uploaded, and 0 travelogues I've created.
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START NOT IRISH BORN MAN IF YOU'R TO IRELAND TRUE WE HEED NOT RACE NOR CREED NOR CLAN WE'VE HEARTS AND HANDS FOR YOU.
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Killarney has been called the gateway to some of the most beautiful places in Ireland. Places such as the ring of Kerry, Dingle and west Cork. As a local I try to avoid the main tourist attractions......
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Ahhh, Kerry the Kingdom... Well, during spring and summer, Killarney is the seething tourist cauldron that every true traveller dreads. However, outside these busy months, there's lots of cool craic...
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