The Panorama Restaurant

Killarney National Park is an emerald paradise of rugged mountains, serene lakes, and enchanting trails, perfect for hiking and immersing in nature's splendor.

"Located on the beautiful Inch Beach, Sammy’s Bar and Restaurant offers an unforgettable dining experience. Enjoy a delicious meal or something sweet and soak up the breath-taking views"

"A Lively Traditional Irish Pub and Restaurant The Blind Piper pub is situated in the idyllic village of Caherdaniel on the Ring of Kerry and The Kerry Way walking route so an ideal stop for a pint of Guinness in the summer or an Irish Coffee on a cold day. A lively traditional Irish pub and restaurant for many years now, the Blind Piper is steeped in tradition, full of character and has history in abundance. All of this as a result of time and tradition. Whether you drop in for a drink, or a bite to eat, a welcoming log fire and the finest hospitality greets you."

Nestled in a stunning 18th-century manor, this luxe resort boasts antique-furnished rooms, a serene spa, and an outdoor infinity pool overlooking Kenmare Bay.

Stylish, coastal-themed rooms, plus dining & gourmet breakfasts, in quaint a B&B overlooking a bay. Overlooking Dingle Bay, this upscale B&B is 8.5 km from Gallarus Oratory. The stylish rooms feature coastal-inspired decor, fresh flowers and handmade local furniture. They come with flat-screens TVs, tea and coffeemaking facilities, and bathrooms with heated floors; some rooms offer sea views, outdoor patios and separate living rooms. Gourmet breakfast is served in the dining room, patio or delivered to your room. Offering sea views, the modern lounge serves drinks, afternoon teas and snacks, and has free Wi-Fi.

Low-key choice offering complimentary cooked Irish breakfast and unfussy rooms with sea views. In a cottage-style building offering sea and Mount Brandon views, this low-key guesthouse is 6 km from Gallarus Oratory ancient church, 13 km from Dingle and 20 km from Conor Pass. Simple rooms with en suite bathrooms feature ocean views. They come with tea and coffeemaking facilities, flat-screen TVs, and free WiFi. There are also 2 cottages sleeping up to 10 people each. Cooked Irish breakfast is complimentary for guests in the main house.The seafood restaurant has an informal atmosphere in it's country-style dining room. Parking is free.

"Opening times vary at very quiet times of the year phone ahead to be sure"

Discover the enchanting Louis Mulcahy's pottery haven in Kerry, where stunning ceramics meet a cozy café serving delectable treats and local delights.

Lush waterside estate with 1890s manor for events, plus luxe camping facilities and seafront bistro.

Skellig Michael is a breathtaking rocky island with a 6th-century monastery, offering stunning views, abundant puffins, and a thrilling climb.