Ireland's classic scenic drive
Ring of Kerry Map
The beaches, viewpoints, castles, gardens and villages of the loop - all on one map.
Must-see
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Gap of Dunloe
A narrow, winding mountain pass gouged by Ice Age glaciers between Macgillycuddy's Reeks and Purple…
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Kerry Cliffs
Rising over three hundred metres straight from the Atlantic near Portmagee, the Kerry Cliffs are among the…
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Ladies View
One of the most photographed views in Ireland, Ladies View is a roadside overlook on the N71 high above the…
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Rossbeigh Beach
A long finger of golden sand reaching out into Dingle Bay, Rossbeigh is one of the first great stops on the…
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Derrynane Beach
A sweep of pale sand and dunes beneath Derrynane House, this sheltered Blue Flag beach is among the…
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Ballinskelligs
A scattered Gaeltacht village on the quiet Skellig Ring, Ballinskelligs gathers a golden Blue Flag beach, a…
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Muckross House & Gardens
One of Ireland's great Victorian houses, Muckross stands amid lakeside gardens on a wooded peninsula in…
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Skellig Michael
A jagged pinnacle of rock rising sheer from the Atlantic some twelve kilometres off the Iveragh coast, Skellig…
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Derrynane House
Ancestral home of Daniel O'Connell - 'The Liberator', who won Catholic Emancipation in 1829 - Derrynane…
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Killarney National Park
Ireland's first national park, established in 1932, Killarney sprawls across some 25,000 acres of lake,…
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Torc Waterfall
A twenty-metre cascade tumbling through mossy woodland in Killarney National Park, Torc is among the…
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Gleninchaquin Park
Gleninchaquin is a privately owned glaciated valley and working sheep farm hidden at the head of a remote glen…
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Kate Kearney's Cottage
The famous pub and restaurant at the mouth of the Gap of Dunloe, trading on this spot for nearly two…
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The Moorings & Bridge Bar
A family-run guesthouse, seafood restaurant and traditional pub gathered on the harbour front at Portmagee,…
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The Blind Piper, Caherdaniel
Tucked into the tiny village of Caherdaniel just off the Ring of Kerry, The Blind Piper is the kind of country…
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Kenmare
Kenmare - Neidín, "the little nest" - is a colourful heritage town at the head of Kenmare Bay, where the…
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Killarney
Kerry's busiest tourist town and the gateway to its national park, Killarney is a colourful, compact place…
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Killorglin
Perched on a hill above the River Laune where the Ring of Kerry meets the Wild Atlantic Way, Killorglin is one…
Free printable maps
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Guides
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Guide
Skellig Michael & the Skellig Ring
The wild western tip of the peninsula holds a UNESCO monastery on a sea-crag, towering cliffs and an island of scientific firsts. A guide to the Skellig coast.
Guide
A Guide to Killarney National Park
Ireland's first national park packs lakes, mountains, a Victorian mansion, a castle, an abbey and a waterfall into one glorious sweep of country. Here's how to make the most of it.
Itinerary
The Complete Ring of Kerry Driving Itinerary
A stage-by-stage guide to driving the full Ring of Kerry loop - which way to go, where to stop, and how to time it around the tour coaches.
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