Killarney National Park

Sightseeing

Tucked away at the edge of Killarney National Park, Kenmare House is an idyllic base to explore Killarney and the wider kingdom of Kerry.

Choose from enchanting local landmarks like Ross Castle and Muckross House to the famous Ring of Kerry.

What to see

A UNESCO Biosphere of lakes, woodland and wildlife, including white-tailed eagles and Ireland’s only native red deer herd.

Tree-lined avenues and a visitor centre in the heart of town, telling the story of the house and the park’s biodiversity.

An iconic Victorian mansion with tours of the house, spectacular gardens and a secret beach.

A 15th-century fortress on the shores of Lough Leane, with historical tours and boat trips to Innisfallen Island.

A dramatic glacial valley between the mountains, formed 25,000 years ago, with an 11 km walk.

A 20-metre waterfall hidden in the forest, with stepping-stone paths and panoramic views over the Middle Lake.

One of Ireland’s most famous scenic drives, visiting Portmagee, Waterville and Sneem, and landmarks like Ladies View.

On your doorstep

Woodland and lakeside walks straight from the door.

Climb the MacGillycuddy Reeks and beyond.

Traffic-free park loops to the Ring of Kerry.

Explore the park on horseback or by jaunting car.

Angling and boat trips on the Lakes of Killarney.

Tell us your dates and group size and we’ll help you plan your stay.