Kerry

The Beara Way is a long-distance walking route (five days and more) around the spectacular Beara peninsula. It’s quite tough going, but you’re rewarded with some of the most breathtaking scenery in the whole country.

This center in Dun Chaoin on the tip of the Dingle Peninsula celebrates the Irish language and the people who once inhabited the Blasket Islands.

A two-hour tour of the Dingle Peninsula incorporating archaeology, geology, history, birdlife, wildlife and local folklore.

A perfect example of a 15th century chieftain’s stronghold. The castle sits on the shores of Lough Leanne and was one of the last in the country to hold out against Cromwell.