tourist attractions kerry

Listed among the top tourist attractions in Ireland, situated in the heart of the beautiful Killarney National Park and found close to the shore of Killarney’s lower lake is Muckross House, one of Ireland's largest stately homes.
Built in 1843, Muckross House was the epitome of a typical 17th century mansion. Then in preparation for Queen Victoria’s visit in 1861, some elaborate renovations were made, making the house the wonderful spectacle that it is today.
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A visit to Crag Cave will delight and enthrall all ages and the friendly guides will be pleased to explain the origins of the cave, describe its many beautiful formations and introduce visitors to a world older than mankind....

Of all the counties in Ireland none is more fabled than majestic Kerry. Facing the broad Atlantic, Kerry is a county of breath-taking contrasts. A place where the visitor is swept along by a sense of wonder at the wealth of treasures bestowed by nature. Though a powerful giant of a county, Kerry is a place for lovers of all the good things in life....

Mara Beo - Dingle Oceanworld is a spectacular aquarium, overlooking the scenic Dingle Harbour, in County Kerry. Oceanworld reveals the fascinating species that live in the waters around the magnificent Dingle Peninsula, but this experience is also a journey through the Peninsula's ancient sea culture and it's people's interface with the sea from the pre-Christian era to the present time.
Walk through an Undersea Tunnel and see the creatures of the deep and afterwards feel the fish life...

Rossbeigh is a gorgeous beach located just five minutes drive from Glenbeigh, a small tourist village located on the Ring of Kerry. Drive along the rocks until you find the perfect parking space and walk down the rocks to meet the long sandy shore.
The beach has some great waves but it’s a very safe place to swim - lifeguards patrol it during the summer.
If you’re bringing the kids be sure to have a bucket and spade on hand and you can make loads of sand castles! If you want to...

Skellig Michael is a fine example of the harshness of island life. This island has been a centre of monastic devotion since the seventh century....

Kerry the Kingdom is a must-see stop for travellers who really want to understand Ireland and appreciate its wealth of history....

Blennerville Windmill is the country's only commercially operating windmill. Dating back to the 18th century, it's the largest in Ireland and the tallest in Europe.
The Windmill Visitor Centre features a number of exhibitions as well as an audio-visual presentation on Blennerville’s history.
It's open daily April - October from 10am to 6pm.
The Windmill Restaurant is open daily from Easter until the end of October....

Ladies View is located between Kenmare and Killarney along the Ring of Kerry Route (N71). It's about 12 miles from Killarney and the stunning views of Killarney's Upper Lakes are awe inspiring to say the least, making it a major stopping point on any Ring of Kerry tour. The name Ladies View dates back to 1861. Queen Victoria's ladies in waiting were so inspired by the breathtaking view that they named it Ladies View....

Visit the Aqua Dome in Tralee and you are visiting one of Europe's most exciting water-worlds. It's wild, wet and wonderful - with fun features for all ages from kiddies pools and sky high slides through to its raging rapids and exclusively adult Sauna Dome....