Local Guides

Discover five scenic walks in Killarney, including easy routes near the town and intermediate trails through Killarney National Park.

County Kerry, also known as “The Kingdom,” is a true national gem. Known for its stunning landscapes and charming towns, County Kerry welcomes its visitors with spectacular views, hospitable locals and rich history. And on top of that it is a golfer’s paradise.

The iconic Rally of the Lakes is back this May Bank Holiday Weekend, and it promises to rev up your spirits like never before!

Killarney is a great place to visit for so many reasons. It has beautiful nature, friendly locals, delicious food and amazing cultural heritage. This summer, we would like to invite you to immerse yourself in the vibrant cultural experiences that Killarney has to offer.

There are many reasons to come and visit Killarney this summer. The town is booming with tourists, every corner offers delicious food, and the days are long enough to enjoy late afternoon walks in the park. But, if you ask us, hiking the local peaks to experience some of the most amazing views in Kerry should definitely be on the top of your list.

Killarney is one of those places that instantly sweeps you off your feet: the lakes, the mountains, the charm of the town itself. But while visitors often flock to the big attractions, locals know there’s another side to Killarney.

If you are planning a trip to Killarney, you’re in for a treat! This little town offers a variety of fun things to experience, including local tours that let you soak in its stunning landscapes, rich culture, and unique experiences.

Autumn, with its crisp air and vibrant foliage, is one of the most enchanting times to explore Killarney.