The Wander Inn in the heart of Kenmare, County Kerry, Ireland is, as they say, a fun place to stay and a fun place to be, and they offer hotel style bed and breakfast accommodation in the 11 stylishly decorated, spacious and comfortable rooms. The traditional Irish bar with live entertainment most nights of the week serves exquisite meals in a warm and friendly atmosphere, it's a great place to enjoy a light lunch, afternoon tea or evening meal with hearty open fire and on Saturdays the inhouse DJ delights, and cocktails are always at the ready. The Wander Inn offers private dining options and is the perfect venue for hen and stag parties, after wedding parties and other celebrations with accommodation, come and enjoy good times and great fun with every visit.READ MORE

Sallyport House in Kenmare, County Kerry, Ireland is perfect in every way and all rooms enjoy fantastic and scenic views over the bay, the rose garden or lawn, they are elegant and individually decorated including breakfast. This beautiful Edwardian house stands on the shore of the Kenmare River or Kenmare Bay in a spectacular location on the edge of the harbour just minutes from the centre of town, the most south easterly point on the renowned Ring of Kerry. Sallyport House is the ideal base from which to explore all the sites and enjoy all the wonderful activities in the area, come for a comfortable, homely, luxurious stay in beautiful surrounds.READ MORE

Derreen Garden in Kenmare, County Kerry, Ireland covers over 60 acres and is set on a peninsula at the head of Kilmakilloge harbour featuring a network of winding paths. Surrounded by the Caha mountains, the paths pass through a mature woodland garden laid 150 years ago with sub tropical plants from around the world. Derreen Garden offers stunning sea and mountain views, and was established all the way back around 1870, throughout the garden the labyrinth of paths pass through groves of bamboo, tree ferns, eucalyptus and conifers, old oaks and more, come view the existing collection of rare and exotic trees and shrubs with new plants being constantly introduced, it's perfect for a picnic and tea and biscuits are served in the garden cottage. READ MORE

The Kenmare Stone Circle is a wonderful attraction in Kenmare, County Kerry, Ireland and the largest stone circle in south West Ireland, and unlike any other in Muster, is egg shaped. Built during the bronze age 2.200 to 500 B.C. stone circles are believed to be for ritual and ceremonial purposes, often orientated on lunar and solar events. The Kenmare Stone Circle has 15 heavy boulders with a giant capstone or impressive boulder Dolmen in the centre believed to mark the burial place of someone important, come for a wonderful walk and view this impressive feature from days of old, it's an awesome, thought provoking and inspiring experience. READ MORE

The Kenmare Lace and Design Centre in Kenmare, County Kerry, Ireland is dedicated to preserving the craft of Irish lace making, and a is a centre for the promotion of Kenmare and many other laces, it is not just a museum or craft shop. This meeting place for lace makers from all over the world displays beautiful laces including antique lace from the Convent of the Poor Clares Kenmare, and except for these and other demonstration pieces, most can be purchased. The Kenmare Lace and Design Centre also offers lace making materials and general haberdashery for purchase, there's also a demonstration table where you are shown how all the Irish laces are made, and machine made souvenir lace pieces are available, come for a fascinating visit.READ MORE

Pure Touch guarantees the best massages in Kenmare, County Kerry, Ireland with professional massage treatments in the comfort of their home that will relieve stress and tension, relax the mind and spirit and give new life energy, they will put you on a path to heal. Treatments include Chakra energetic aromatherapy massage which is the alternative therapeutic technique combining essential olis and the healing power of massage therapy, they also do Chinese Energetic massage which improves energy balance through pressure along the body's meridian energy lines, and the Hawaiian Lomi Lomi Massage uses forearms, hands and elbows. Pure Touch also offers Indian Head massages, and the dorn method for back and joint pain, the Breuss spinal massage for muscular aches and pains in the back, and Zen touch Shiatsu for the ultimate bodywork experience.READ MORE

Gleninchaquin Park in Kenmare, County Kerry, Ireland is located on the North West side of the Beara Peninsula and is a long narrow coombe valley with spectacular waterfall that feeds the succession of lakes along the valley floor. Created approximately 70,000 years ago by glaciation, the valley features wonderful flora and trees as well as an abundance of birdlife including numerous birds of prey, also in residenc are red squirrels, stoat and the Kerry slug, and the valley plays host to many migrants. Gleninchaquin Park is steeped in history, and today features stone circles, standing stones, an earthen ring fort, burial sites and fulacht fiadh where natives from long ago would have cooked their meals, come for a wonderful visit and learn about the heritage, botany, geology and so much more, it's a memorable experience.READ MORE

Chez Shea Vintage Caravans in Kenmare, County Kerry, Ireland offer a unique glamping experience in their 1970's restored caravans and gypsy wagons located on the family farm in the scenic Beara Peninsula. Enjoy retro vintage accommodations which are quirky, comfortable and spacious set in a small meadow near a stream, and hosts offer a wonderful range of menu options if desired including breakfasts, packed lunches and fresh home cooked meals which can be enjoyed in the caravan, there's also Friday night pizza evenings and Saturday night pasta. Chez Shea Vintage Caravans are open year round and offer interesting craft and cookery courses and workshops for the adventurous spirit, with each session lasting two hours, and they offer a half day guided walk to Pluais na Scriab, and there are excursions to two of the local stone circles, of which there are eight in the locality, come for a wonderful, memorable stay in beautiful surrounds.READ MORE

The Carnegie Arts Centre in Kenmare, County Kerry, Ireland is a cultural centre and hub of artistic activity in the community with a long history going back in fostering the creative arts, thereby attracting national and international performers. This multi-purpose arts centre has a theatre, full size cinema screen, performance area and a gallery space for art exhibitions, and technical features include high quality sound systems and stage lighting. The Carnegie Arts Centre offers a full programme of events and shows, and there's a shop with merchandise, artworks, online tickets and more, the venue is also available for hire for corporate and private events, and they host wedding ceremonies in this perfect location, contact them.READ MORE

The Mews Kenmare is a relatively new venture in town that serves spectacular food in a relaxed setting with lovely atmosphere, and the owners and staff ensure a warm welcome and excellent service throughout your visit. There's an early bird menu and an a la carte menu with excellent wine menu to compliment, and meals include mouthwatering starters and mains for all tastes, with perfect ending desserts for the sweet tooth or an Irish cheese board with a glass of vintage port or dessert wine, tea or coffee. The Mews Kenmare is a place you come to eat, drink and relax, and it is highly recommended by all who visit and dine, come see for yourself.READ MORE