Ireland's southwest coast: Kerry intense

Killarney is no newbie to tourism, having welcomed visitors for over 250 years. Being situated on the scenic Ring of Kerry route and surrounded by a national park boasting magnificent lakes, mountains and waterfalls, it’s not hard to see why this town has kept its status as one of Southwest Ireland’s most attractive destinations. The busy town caters for all types of travellers, with a lively yet traditional atmosphere and many bustling lanes waiting to be explored.

Dingle welcomes you as a picturesque fishing village on Ireland's spectacular southwest coast. The coloured facades along the harbour create a fairytale atmosphere that embraces you instantly. You'll discover authentic pubs where traditional music echoes through the streets and local fishermen showcase their daily catch. The town serves as the gateway to the breathtaking Dingle Peninsula, with dramatic cliffs, deserted beaches and mystical archaeological sites. Fungie the dolphin made the bay his home for years and became a beloved attraction. The Irish language still thrives here, giving Dingle an extra authentic dimension. Here you'll taste pure, unspoiled Ireland in all its glory.

Tralee welcomes you as the bustling capital of County Kerry, where modern amenities and Irish charm meet. The town breathes history through its Georgian architecture and the imposing Ashe Memorial Hall. You'll discover the fascinating Kerry County Museum that brings the region's rich history to life. Tralee is world-renowned for its annual Rose of Tralee festival, a colourful event celebrating Irish culture and hospitality. The town serves as an ideal base for explorations to the Dingle Peninsula, the Ring of Kerry and the beautiful beaches of Banna and Fenit. Cosy pubs, local markets and a lively shopping street complete your stay. Here you'll experience contemporary Ireland with respect for tradition.