County Kerry

County Kerry

L'Anneau du Kerry - © franziskahoppe

Visiter County Kerry.

A wild kingdom of contrasts, with mountains, beaches, lakes and mysterious forests! Don't miss Killarney National Park: one of the best spots in the region!


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coumeenoole beach 1 1
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ross castle 1
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A castle in Killarney National Park open to visitors. A true plunge into the heart of the Irish Middle Ages!
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mccarthys castle
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The ruins of this castle in Killarney Park will blow you away!
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ladies view
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An incredible view of Killarney National Park. It was one of Queen Victoria's favorites!
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muckross abbey 3
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A beautiful ruined abbey. Its architecture is remarkable.
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The Conor Pass - © Jürgen Hamann
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A breathtaking view of Ireland's wide open spaces and nature untamed by man!
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sybil head
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Sybil Head is a series of vertiginous cliffs facing the ocean! Located on the Dingle Peninsula, this is a hiking destination not to be missed!
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The Kerry Bog Village Museum -
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The Kerry Bog Village Museum is a fascinating museum that takes you on a tour of a historic village that once exploited peat bogs in the 19th century.
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A famous mountain pass renowned for the magic of its wild landscapes.
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County Kerry

County Kerry is one of Ireland’s most beautiful regions! Located at the south-western tip of the island, Kerry is a county renowned for its magnificent scenery, with sumptuous panoramas overlooking the Atlantic, Irish beaches and towering mountains. Covering more than 4,750 km², Kerry offers a rich territory, strongly imbued with Irish culture, and boasting a natural heritage that has made the county an essential part of Irish tourism.

The kingdom of wide open spaces!

Discover postcard-perfect landscapes!

Known by the Irish name “Chiarraí” (which refers to a Celtic tribe that once lived in the area), Kerry is a county that will allow you to discover some of Ireland’s most beautiful sites. So it’s no surprise that the Irish proudly call the region“The Kingdom“, because of its unparalleled wealth and beauty.

County Kerry is above all a region of wild, wonderfully green landscapes! Green valleys, mountains, cliffs and turquoise beaches are the order of the day! Sightseeing routes abound, and you’re sure to come across colorful villages, Irish pubs and the occasional sheep in search of tender grass.

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