Dunquin Harbour
The most beautiful port in Ireland! Located in the small village of Dunquin, it's as beautiful as it is unusual!
3.46/5 (655 votes)A wild kingdom full of contrasts, with its mountains, beaches, lakes, and mysterious forests! Don't miss Killarney National Park: one of the best spots in the region!
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CampingsCounty Kerry : Must-See Attractions
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The Ballaghbeama Gap
The Ballaghbeama Gap is a fantastic, but little-known, tourist attraction in Ireland! It's a superb road through a wild mountain pass!
4.43/5 (655 votes)
The Dingle Distillery
Dingle whiskey is distilled here, in this facility open to the public. Possibility to visit and buy on site.
3.55/5 (644 votes)
The steps of Skellig Michael
No fewer than 618 steps await you in this exceptional location! They were dug out of the rock by monks in the 7th century.
3.54/5 (530 votes)
The Nuns beach
Nuns beach is one of Ireland's most beautiful beaches! Although little-known by travellers, it offers an exceptional view of the ocean!
4.83/5 (441 votes)
Clogher Strand
One of the most beautiful spots on the Dingle Peninsula! The beach is of extraordinary wild beauty. Ideal for a swim, a picnic or a short hike!
4.56/5 (328 votes)
The Kenmare stone circle
A prehistoric stone circle, once used as an altar for pagan ceremonies.
3.62/5 (328 votes)
The Kerry cliffs
Named after the patron saint of the Irish, it's Dublin's largest cathedral!
4.61/5 (317 votes)Ballycarbery Castle
A ruined castle, abandoned facing the ocean in County Kerry. The vegetation has literally transformed it!
3.77/5 (276 votes)
Skellig Six18 Distillery
Visit Skellig Six18 Distillery in Caherciveen! This Irish distillery produces handcrafted whiskeys and gins, and offers guided tours!
3.46/5 (259 votes)
