Beara Outdoor Adventures in Kenmare, County Kerry, Ireland offers incredible adventures and outdoor activities including guided tours, hill walking, canoeing, mountain biking, rock climbing and more. They also do Cycling and Jeep Tours on the Beara, Iveragh and Dingle Peninsulas and welcome families and small groups, providing all the equipment and transport needed, and have accommodation available in Robin's Nest Cottage, a cosy home and ideal base. Beara Outdoor Adventures also offers packages with accommodation, outdoor activities and transport, and run specials, choose one or a combination of their unique adventures, and they can tailor it to your request, your fabulous outdoor activities in Ireland begin here.READ MORE

Dromquinna Manor in Kenmare, County Kerry, Ireland is a stunning, historical waterside estate with many elements set on 40 acres of beautiful parkland planted in the 1800's, and the manor itself dates back to the 1890's, it is a beautiful venue for memorable weddings and events complete with drawing rooms and a terrace, Shutters on the Pier is also the perfect location for wedding ceremonies and casual parties. The Boathouse Bistro is located on the water offering a tantalising menu and wines from around the world, and great music and views complete the idyllic setting with exquisite meals. Dromquinna Manor offers luxury camping with custom made tents placed to take full advantage of the setting complete with own veranda and decks area and furnished like a luxurious hotel bedroom, great for romantic escapes or family experiences. They can also cater to RV motorhomes here with fully serviced pitches by the old walled garden, and there's a secluded self catering house The Bolthole which can accommodate 6 people in 3 bedrooms, it's all here in true magnificence.READ MORE

The Purple Heather Pub and Bistro in Kenmare, County Kerry, Ireland has been serving delicious food and wonderful drinks since 1964, and with traditional darkwood and burgundy bar and restaurant at the rear, is one of the best bars in Kerry to frequent. Mouthwatering homemade menu items include exquisite soups served with home baked breads, organic salads with balsamic dressing, and mains of seafood and vegetarian salads, pates, a range of omelettes and sandwiches with delectable filling choices, come for wholesome food in a relaxed atmosphere. The Purple Heather Pub and Bistro also has self catering accommodation nearby, and it's the perfect place to stop for lunch and pint with pleasant Irish atmosphere and friendly staff, it's all just really good.READ MORE

Rockrest Self Catering in Kenmare, County Kerry, Ireland offers a 4-star stay just a short walk from the town centre, ideally near the pier and fishing, golf links, restaurants, pubs and walking attractions. Featuring a lounge with fireplace and French doors opening onto a patio, there's also a fine dining area and kitchen with patio door and wooden floors throughout. Rockrest Self Catering has free WIFI, electric radiators, satellite TV and a DVD player, plus there's off street parking on the grounds, come for a wonderful stay in comfortable surrounds with three double ensuite bedrooms, it's the ideal base for exploring.READ MORE

Foleys Guesthouse in Kenmare, County Kerry, Ireland provides traditional hospitality with modern comforts in their award winning surrounds, and there's a restaurant and bar, guest rooms and holiday homes, something for everyone. The restaurant menu features locally sourced seafood and the most creamy seafood chowder you'll ever eat, they also do grilled beef burgers, Kerry lamb stew and Atlantic salmon, plus the bar is a great place to relax and enjoy a drink while watching the game with open fires and a traditional setting or listening to live Irish music in the evenings. Foleys Guesthouse rooms offer all the modern comforts with contemporary furnishings, en-suites, multi channel TV's, WIFI and more and a full Irish breakfast is served in the morning. The holiday homes are perfect for self catering holidays with a wide range of choices available, some with stunning views over the surrounding bay and mountains.READ MORE

The Lansdowne Arms Hotel in Kenmare, County Kerry, Ireland is a beautiful family run hotel and ideal place to relax, come for true Irish hotel hospitality and a wonderful stay un superior room with great amenities and modern comforts all tastefully decorated, take time to dream as they say. The Quill Room A La carte restaurant at the hotel offers fine dining with views over the heritage town, and a great menu of exciting modern dishes will delight and inspire from the fresh seafood to the seasonal vegetables, delicious home baked breads, pastries and more, and the Victorian style lobby with grand piano is also perfect for enjoying afternoon tea, light fare and cocktails. The Bold Thady Quill Bar and Restaurant is a lively and traditional Irish bar serving great food from Irish to International dishes with hot and cold daily specials, specialty Irish coffees, great drinks and more and you can catch the game on the big screen. The Lansdowne Arms Hotel is also the perfect venue for weddings and celebrations for up to 50 guests in the Quill Room, and with panoramic views over the ocean and Kenmare bay, what better place to say I do.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

O'Shea's Ceol Na Habhann near Kenmare, County Kerry, Ireland is located beside the Kerry Way walking route and the Ring of Kerry, and is a friendly, family run, award winning bed and breakfast, charming with a rustic feel. Bright, spacious bedrooms are beautifully furnished and come with central heating, orthopaedic beds, en-suites, plasma TV's, vanity areas, free WIFI and more. O'Shea's Ceol Na Habhann includes a wonderful breakfast in your stay with a Continental breakfast buffet, a freshly cooked traditional Irish breakfast, sweet maple syrup pancakes, freshly baked scones and much more, it's the perfect way to start the day before heading out exploring this wonderful area of natural beauty with incredible sites and activities close by.READ MORE

Seashore Farm Guesthouse is located just one mile from the heritage town of Kenmare, County Kerry, Ireland, and offers an award winning experience and stay surrounded by a working farm with land that extends to the shore of the bay. All guest rooms enjoy stunning views and it's uniquely peaceful, private and spacious here complete with guest lounge, dining room and patio area with extensive gardens. Seashore Farm Guesthouse is a delight for nature lovers, botanists and birdwatchers, and is the ideal base from which to explore all that beautiful Kerry has to offer including activities like golf, walking and trekking, fishing, seal watching cruises, horse riding, water sports and much more, come for a wonderful stay in beautiful surrounds close to everything.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