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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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County Kerry : Must-See Attractions

Ross Castle

4.61/5 (1,232 votes)

Irish castles

McCarthy’s Castle

The ruins of this castle in Killarney Park will blow you away!

4.04/5 (1,210 votes)

Viewpoints Viewpoints

Ladies View

An incredible view over Killarney National Park. This was one of Queen Victoria’s favourite places!

4.42/5 (1,082 votes)

Irish abbeys and monasteries Irish abbeys and monasteries

Muckross Abbey

A very beautiful ruined abbey. Its architecture is remarkable.

4.43/5 (1,033 votes)

Irish mountains

The Conor Pass

A breathtaking view of Ireland's wide open spaces and nature untamed by man!

3.55/5 (1,011 votes)

St. Gallen Fionan's Monastery on Skellig Michael - © MNStudio

Huts Irish abbeys and monasteries

St Fionan’s Monastery

A historic, isolated monastery sculpted by wind and faith. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it was occupied from the 7th to the 18th century!

4.94/5 (990 votes)

Museums in Ireland

The Kerry Bog Village Museum

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.

4.88/5 (976 votes)

Irish cliffs

Sybil Head

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!

4.91/5 (975 votes)

Irish valleys Irish valleys

The Gap of Dunloe

A famous mountain pass renowned for the magic of its wild scenery.

3.66/5 (838 votes)

Torc Waterfall

Killarney National Park - Ring of Kerry

3.71/5 (657 votes)

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County Kerry

County Kerry is one of the most beautiful regions in Ireland! Located at the southwestern tip of the island, Kerry is a county renowned for its stunning landscapes, featuring magnificent views over the Atlantic, Irish beaches, and its imposing mountains. Covering more than 4,750 km², Kerry offers you a rich territory, deeply imbued with Irish culture, and boasting a natural heritage that has made the county a must-visit destination for tourism in Ireland.

The kingdom of vast spaces!

Discover postcard-worthy landscapes!

Known by the Irish name “Chiarraí” (which refers to a Celtic tribe that once lived in the region), Kerry is a county that will allow you to discover some of the most beautiful sites in Ireland. It is therefore logical that the Irish proudly nickname the region “The Kingdom“, due to its richness and extraordinary beauty.

County Kerry is above all a region of wild, wonderfully green landscapes! On the agenda are green valleys, mountains, cliffs, and beaches with turquoise waters! The tourist routes are numerous and will undoubtedly lead you to colorful villages, Irish pubs, and some sheep here and there in search of tender grass.