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The
online guide to the County Kerry Ireland with details on
Accommodations, Lodgings, Bed and Breakfasts, Hotels, Guesthouses, Vacation rentals and Self Catering Irish
Farmhouse Cottages. Visitor Attractions, Business Directory,
Entertainment,
 Genealogy, Golf and Fishing
County
Kerry
is renowned the world over for its beautiful scenery, including Irelands highest mountain Carrantuohill (1,040 metres 3,414 feet) the Lakes of
Killarney,
it beautiful sandy
beaches, cliffs and
rocky
headlands.
No trip to Kerry is
complete without
including the panoramic
Ring of Kerry drive on
the Iveragh Peninsula.
It stretches South
West from Killarney
for 65km (40
miles) and takes you
through the towns of
Kenmare, Sneem,
Waterville,
Cahirciveen, Glenbeigh,
and
Killorglin.
The Dingle Peninsula
stretches Westward for
50 km (30 miles) from
Tralee to Dunquin. the
western end of the
Peninsula has
magnificent coastal
scenery and is an
Irish speaking
district.
Many famous festival
are held in Kerry each
year. Listowel has its
Writers Week, Tralee
offers the famous Rose
Festival, Killorglin
the Puck Fair. |
