This was a great stop on our journey. We enjoyed feeding the sheep and goats and watching the dog hearding the sheep.The history of the Famine cottage truly interesting.

It’s best to see these cottages along with a sheepdog demonstration, but even alone they’re a worthwhile stop and you’ll also get to walk amongst cute little sheep and goats. Due to low light it was just a little hard to read the displays inside the cottages, but we enjoyed this sobering reminder of Ireland’s past.

This brought to life what had been just a story. Its amazing to realize what the amazing people of Ireland had to endure and how resilient they are. We loved feeding the sheep and goats. The sheep herding was amazing to watch. Those little pups are so sweet with us, but they put the sheep in their place. Thank you so much.

Fantastic piece of history. The family who works the farm dates back to this land before records. They have written a book about it, and give live sheepdog demonstrations.

We made a quick stop here. Again, important to understand the history of the potato famine and the difficult live of those trying to survive

Very tired and neglected. The information plaques were informative, the cottages gave a sense of this life, but everything else was uncared for with even a plastic step ladder in the middle of one room, foam mattresses, clothing on the mannequins that had gone green with algae and the prize was the wig on the face of another mannequin. Avoid!

This was a highly inexpensive stop that literally gave me a glimpse of everything I expected to see while visiting. The mannequins used to express the famine were a bit worn, but the history posted within the building was interesting. The thatched roof cottage, the vistas, rolling green mountain side, sheep and donkeys were the quintessential Ireland. Definitely worth the stop!

We walked in and did a tasting in the tasting room (no tour). Great info from the staff at the bar. Lovely setting for the tasting - very authentic in the distillery. Really nice whiskey ! Recommend a stop here if you're touring around Dingle peninsula!

Great afternoon spent listening to the story of how Dingle gin vodka whisky came to be. Great tour by Colin. Tastings were great. Drink at end a bonus.

Local and authentic distillery tour with very motivated guide - perfect length and good storytelling and explanation. Great small degustation at the end of the tour.

During our trip around Edinburgh and Ireland, I tried to taste as many different local beers, gins and whiskeys as I could. On a rainy afternoon, we had booked in for a tour and tasting at the Dingle Distillery, I wasn’t sure what to expect, but I learned a lot and liked what I tasted, so over all it was a great way to spend some time. It’s a beautiful establishment, full of local stories and like lots of businesses like this, it was a passion project, and who knew how it would go. What stood out to me initially was that the tour guide really knew their stuff and had been making alcohol for over 15 years. They knew a lot, and were clearly passionate about the process, care and effort that goes into making Dingle Gin, Vodka and Whiskey. The tour itself was not only informative, but really deepened my appreciation for the craft behind whiskey production - especially how the grain, cask type, and aging all significantly shape the final product. As someone who enjoys whiskey, but always adds a bit of ice, I appreciated the guide's open, relaxed and less puritanical view - telling us that it doesn’t have to be had straight, and encouraging people to enjoy their whiskey how they personally like it: and noting that if you add a little water or ice it actually opens it up. I was glad to hear that it is also how the guide liked to drink theirs. Dingle Distillery is still relatively young by global standards - founded in 2012 as part of the new wave of Irish craft distilleries. They have a sort of small-batch, artisan approach and began by selling casks of their first products to investors, lots of whom they knew - and it grew and grew from there. Everything is made on-site in Dingle, with a focus on quality over mass production. The distillery uses locally sourced botanicals for its gin (which is an excellent gin), and carefully selected casks for aging their whiskeys, including bourbon, rum and port casks that bring real depth and complexity. Their by-products are collected by local farmers and put to good use, and you can tell they’ve thought a lot about the end-to-end process. Before visiting, I couldn’t remember seeing or coming across their products, but since the tour, I’ve started seeing Dingle Whiskey and Dingle Gin everywhere, and by my taste buds, this is for good reasons. It was nice to support a distillery that’s still independently owned, and building its reputation for quality one batch at a time. If you’re visiting Dingle, don’t skip the tour. It’s a unique and memorable experience, whether you're a serious whiskey enthusiast or simply curious I think everyone would get something out of the tour.

I did the 75 minute Distillery tour. Very knowledgeable guide. They put together quite small groups of about 14 people max. Tasted different spirits in the beginning and at the end. Overall a great experience, if you want to see an artisan Whiskey Distillery, this is the best tour I had so far!

Dingle Distillery truly offered the best distillery tour I have ever done. I have been to many, and this one stood out immediately because of how warm, welcoming, and incredibly knowledgeable the staff are. The tour itself is the perfect length, with no unnecessary filler, and every part feels thoughtful and informative. What really impressed me was how they taught us to taste the whiskey. Their approach gave me a completely new perspective, and I actually enjoyed the tasting even though I normally do not like whiskey. It felt personal, fun, and genuinely interesting from start to finish. This is absolutely a tour you do not want to miss.

Great tasting! Started with gin & vodka. Moved on to an immersive tour with smelling mashes and different barrels. Drank two more whiskey tastes including single malt and POTS. Excellent town recommendations by Tomas. Only 20€ for a student! We booked online the day before :)

Wow! What a great aquarium. We accidentally timed our visit to perfection and managed to catch the otters and two different types of penguins at their feeding times. Got to watch otters eat meat balls, and it was awesome. The whole experience exceeded my expectations. Lovely aquarium for both adults and children.

I was absolutely amazed by how wonderful this aquarium was. I took my son here for his birthday and we had a great time. We watched them feed the penguins and listened to a great talk about the sharks. We even got to pet the sting rays. I was super impressed. Completely worth going to visit!

A smallish BUT brilliant display of aquatic life. They have various exhibits ranging from the Amazon to the arctic. The staff is friendly and the displays informative. Your tour ends in the gift shop. But something to support the animals. There is plenty of paid parking across the road, or you can simply walk down.

We had a really nice experience visiting the aquarium in Dingle. It’s not very big, but it’s well laid out and easy to explore. The displays are interesting, with plenty of information, and the variety of marine life kept both adults and kids engaged. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable, which added to the visit. It’s a great stop if you’re in the area, especially for families, and a lovely way to learn more about local sea life.

Lovely family visit. Highlights were Penguin feeding and the butterfly room but all enjoyable. Friendly young staff. Pay to park.

My wife and I visited the aquarium just as something to do as the weather was bad. It turned out to be a lovely experience. While it's compact enough there's still plenty to see and we were kept entertained for our 45 minute visit. Animals are fed at certain times of the day which is worth going to. The staff will let you know about these times. A special shout-out to the people working there, very friendly and full of info on the animals. Definitely worth a visit if you're in Dingle and looking for something to do. It seemed to be a big hit with families, we're big kids ourselves.

Really nice aquarium. The staff at the entrance were lovely. I liked the otter feeding a lot, the guy talking about the otters was great. The gift shop is also really good, they have a lot of different things. I bought a puffin stuffed animal, a penguin painted stone and a keychain. If I am ever back in Dingle, I will probably visit again!

Really lovely spot. Short tour round the lighthouse as its small but very interesting history. We were hoping to see the basking sharks out in the sea but that apparently happened last week.😆

Well worth the drive along the stunning coastline to visit the lighthouse. We had a very informative guided walk to the top of the lighthouse for a fabulous view of the coastline. Lots of information and exhibits to see. There is a walk around the coastline from the lighthouse TIP, if you plan to walk around the coastline wear sensible footwear as the ground is a bit marshy in places, not terrible and you can navigate around the worst, but its worth the walk, the views are stunning on a good day. We visited mid September- opening hours for the tour are reduced late September so check before you visit if you want to enter the exhibition.

We visited back in August on a wild and windy west Clare day. The sun was shining and west Clare is particularly beautiful when the sun shines on it. Such a well maintained and clean place. Entry was very reasonable with little to no wait. We wandered around and learned a little bit of history about the place. How important it has been in the past, how tough and dedicated the lighthouse keepers needed to be. All in all a lovely tribute to an under appreciated vocation. We didn’t go up the lighthouse as it was very windy. The walk out around the peninsula is gorgeous. The waves were pounding into the cliffs below, the birds were screaming and singing, darting in and out of their cliff face nests, diving into the water or simply gliding and hovering in the gusts of wind. I could have watched them for hours on end. What a truly beautiful place. Ample parking, clean toilet facilities, a very clean premises and a nice cup of coffee to finish it all off. I really enjoyed myself. Definitely somewhere I would recommend.

We did not go to the lighthouse but were just walking around. Very nice place, beautiful views. Day was very very windy tho. Worth to visit.

A great lighthouse to visit, right at the end of the road. Not far from Kilkee, a nice place to stay. I had a wonderful tour guide full of great information about the lighthouse. With a tour guide you can climb right to the top and go outside for a fantastic view of all around the area.

Stayed in their self catered accommodation with my husband and our family and had the most delightful time. The tour of the lighthouse with the winds howling and the clouds passing over the cliffs was truly magical. The nature and hiking in the area was phenomenal. The staff working the lighthouse were so friendly and took great care of my nan. We have such happy memories watching scary movies in the sitting room sipping Bovril by candlelight and playing board games with a winter Atlantic storm raging outside. Truly a great place for the romantics out there who love cozy, historic and out of the way places.

Totally awesome active Fresnel lighthouse. The 4 tonne lens sits in a bed of mercury to keep it level and rotating nearly frictionless. A marvel of engineering and one of few active lights that haven’t been modernized with LED’s and remote electronics. The lighthouse keeper gave an awesome and informative tour

Enjoyed this more than the Cliffs of Moher. Not busy at all, great walk, you can get closer to the water, nice paved path

Very nice, beautiful walk along the cliffs of Kilkee. In my opinion, this stop amd walk is as nice as Cliffs of Moher and it doesnt cost to hike it. Highly recommended stop if you are in this area!

You have a choice. Visit the cliffs of Moher and pay €38 for parking your car between the busses Or, Drive to Kilkee. Hardly anyone there, the same spectacular coastline and it's free

Absolutely amazing, parking relatively easy too. I find this place even more spectacular than the cliffs of Moher. With far less tourists aswell.

Lovely walk along the coastal path from diamond rocks cafe up to the main viewing point and back. Great views of Kilkenny bay and rocky outcrops. Discovered the statue to Richard Harris on way back at the cafe. I never realised he was from this part of Ireland. RIP a great actor.

Best attraction ever. Yous shouldn’t miss it. On a good day go there to see the sunset. Not crowded but beautiful and mesmerising. Love it

If you have time - take a whole walk. Very nice place to visit, very nice view points.

We had a really great time on the kayaking tour in Kilkee last weekend. Special thanks to Aideen, Eimear and Aaron. They were very helpful on the tour. I fell in at one point and wouldn't be the most confident swimmer in deep water. Our lead tour guide, Aideen was very attentive and acted promptly. I felt very reassured and safe. I would highly recommend, great fun and can't wait to do it again! Great value for money too :)

10/10 would recommend. Had a great time kayaking with Jason who was a terrific guide with great facts about Limerick's history to share and a great sense of humour.

Booked in to do 1.5 hours of Kayaking down in Kilkee last week, and what a fun time we had! Our instructor Rian was so lovely and gas, had loads of interesting things to say out on the water about different geographical points throughout our time and was super patient as well. I couldn't recommend it enough!

We had a fantastic time kayaking on the river Shannon! Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and told us a lot about limericks history. The group consisted of mostly beginners but we had no problems with the kayaking thanks to our instructor for the awesome coaching. Really fun and enjoyable will always remember this experience thanks Nevsail!!!!

I enrolled my six year old son into Nevsail summer camp in Kilkee. The best way to sum it up from his own mouth.. “that was the best summer camp ever!” The crew seem very patient with the kids. They also have a great sense of humour with them. He has only completed one session and can’t wait to go back! I would encourage anyone to get their kids involved.

Had a brilliant time paddle boarding on the River Shannon before christmas! It was a great day out for me and a group of friends. Even though we didn't have a clue what we were doing and had no experience of paddle boarding before, the instructors were so helpful and patient with us. Would highly recommend to anyone interested in seeing Limerick city from a different perspective and also to have a bit of craic!

We had an absolutely amazing time... unfortunately due to the weather we were unable to go the full way out for the kayaking tour but our instructor Clodagh made up for that with swimming and teaching us how to dive. We would highly recommend it and we intend to go back again!

Rossbeigh Strand, a stunning Blue Flag beach on the Ring of Kerry near Glenbeigh, is a true gem offering something for everyone. Its expansive stretch of golden sand, extending for approximately 7km, provides ample space for a variety of activities and boasts incredible panoramic views across Dingle Bay. For families, Rossbeigh is a fantastic choice. The beach is patrolled by lifeguards during the summer months, ensuring a safe environment for swimming. There's also a children's playground near the main car park, which is a big hit with younger visitors. Ample parking is available right at the beach entrance, making it very accessible. You'll also find public restrooms and outdoor showers, which are a great convenience after a dip in the sea. There are even picnic areas to enjoy a meal with a view. Beyond swimming and sunbathing, Rossbeigh is popular for long walks and runs, with the vast sandy expanse offering a refreshing coastal stroll. It's also a renowned spot for horse riding, with local stables offering treks along the shore, a truly magical experience. Water sports enthusiasts will find opportunities for kayaking, paddleboarding, and even kite surfing. Nature lovers will appreciate the extensive sand dune system, which is part of the Castlemaine Harbour Special Area of Conservation and supports a rich variety of flora and fauna, making it a great spot for birdwatching. Rossbeigh Strand is well-maintained and offers excellent facilities, making it a highly recommended stop on your Kerry adventure, whether you're looking for a relaxing day by the sea or an active outdoor experience.

This is a beautiful beach . You can only walk on the strand when the tide is out great for swimmers . Horseback riding is allowed on the beach and you can rent horses . There are toilets at the entrance to the beach but you cannot get water . No camping allowed Dogs must be on a lead .

Beautiful clean beach with parking toilets and coffee treat shop

Great beach, but even in summer the water is cold. Still, it’s very beautiful — I recommend it.

I love this beach. Plenty B&B nearby, public toilet, pubs and restaurants. Playground also available. For short, this beach is really family friendly. Sadly, lifeguards is not always here though.

My family and I were staying nearby to this peach of a beach. Blue flag beach. Overlooked by Rossbeigh mountain. Plenty of parking for cars. Though a warning up not to leave valuables in your car. Toilets: yes. Outdoor showers: yes. Lifebuoys: yes. Bins: yes. Lifeguard on duty: today, yes. Picnic benches: yes. Sanddunes: yes. Wheelchair parking available. Dogwalkers aplenty. Kite flyers and beach sofa loungers. Horse trekking option. Fabulous playground and purpose built areas for tennis and soccor. Kids cone €1.75 & 99 icecream at €2.30 at Chósta Coffee. Coffees (Americano €2.90 & cappuccino €3), Crisps, buckets (€3.50 small & €4.50 for large) etc on sale here. Kids paradise. No cars allowed on the beach. What really impressed me was how clean it was given the steady traffic. Keep an eye on the tide. Breezy, changeable but beautiful. You can easily get your daily 10,000 steps in here.

I think i found the "mother load" of beautiful beaches closely situated along side gorgeous villages in co. Kerry 🇮🇪🤞🏖️. Tested the water in this heat wave 🔥 and it was exhilarating 🌊. So good to have my toes tickled by sea water and not freeze off. Definitely on the top #1 to fully explore. Mountains, historic venues and miles and miles of white sand to explore. Oh Lawdy Lawd 💪😎, this child is in sea heaven today. See you next time #Rossbeighbeach 🌊😎🏖️ #blissful #ringofkerry #beachesireland #workfromhome

Can’t believe this is in Ireland. Warmest North Atlantic water ever. Such a beautiful beach and drive there and back. Some roads are super narrow use caution.

This is the most beautiful beach I've seen in Ireland. Yellow sand, not gray, not shells, and not rocks. Wonderful yellow sand and warm ocean water. I'll definitely come back here again.

The graveyard is a beautiful thing to see. Public restroom, lifeguards and free to use beach games and toys for kids. Not many parking spots, the there are staff members here to help you find a spot. Highly recommend. Beware of jellyfish, they are many in the water.

A fantastic beach along the Ring Of Kerry ~ Stunning views & great walking trails 👣 😀 👍

Beautiful sandy beach, crystal clear water. Spectacular views especially at sunset.

One of the best beaches I have ever visited - bright blue waters, sandy beaches, rocks you can wander out on, and fairly well protected from the wind. Not too busy either!

A huge and beautiful beach, with some calmer areas for entering the water if you want.

March '25, cold and sunny day, the house was fresh. Due to on going works only 3 rooms open to the public. Each room has good explanations of the exhibits there in. I was reminded of history lessons of many moons ago. The carriage was a surprise.

Wonderful visit. The house is lovely with the furnishings, artifacts, displays, and video telling the history and story of Daniel O’Connell, but even if you have no interest in history you can thoroughly enjoy the building, period furnishings, and grounds. There are excellent gardens, a nice cafe tea house, and it’s basically right on Derrynane beach just over an elevation. I was generally familiar with O’Connell’s political role as the “Great Liberator” but it was interesting to learn more about his career as a successful barrister and his family history. Given how remote the house is by road in the era of cars it’s hard to imagine how the house was an active social scene and place of business back in the day.

Very nice historical site. Beautiful structures and gardens surrounding the area. On narrow roads getting there and back are a little tough.

If in the area of Caherdaniel this is a must visit. A well laid out museum to Daniel O'Connell in the house where he lived. Note that as of May 2025 some rooms are undergoing renovations and are not open to public. Entry to rooms that are open is free however. Nice cafe there and interesting walks around the house including a fairy trail. Derrynane beach is a short walk away and is stunning.

A lovely place to visit. Very accessible and gave a great feeling about what made the hose and location so special for Daniel O'Connell.

Wonderful historical home. Beautiful location. Interesting history.

Lovely old house, video of Daniel O'Connell's life, coffee shop, great variety of walks in the grounds, including a short path to the beach and all free of charge.

Every golf destination should use Ballybunion as a template for what quality service looks like. I was greeted and spoken to by name from the front entrance, the practice facilities were the best I’ve ever encountered, and the light breakfast before my round was impeccable. The round itself was in its own league, inexplicably beautiful property made even more enjoyable by the guidance and general chit chat with my caddy, Morris. Amazing lunch menu and well poured Guinness. Worth coming from Australia just for today, thanks to all the staff involved.

It’s hard to describe the size of the dunes. They are magnificent. The course is big but playable. Beautiful scenery. Wonderful golf holes. For my money, on the shortlist for greatest course in the world. A personal favorite.

My favourite, some amazing holes, 11th/16th, great par 3s, putted off the greens on one, hybrid putting off the green a few times, good food and drinks and friendly staff, like the nice touch of the golf card folder souvenir

Loved this course—it was the toughest of the five we played, but I truly appreciated the entire experience provided by the course staff. From the ball marker and score card holder given upon arrival to the excellent practice facilities, pro shop, and the course itself, everything was top-notch. This is a special experience, and they make sure you know it.

What an amazing course. Rich with history. Beautifully maintained and the people working there were great. I can't explain being able to play my dad's favorite course he ever played two years after he passed. I will say I am very disappointed in the rental clubs available. They had many months to let me know that the clubs I requested wouldn't be available when I got there. To have to play graphite shafted regular shaft clubs for a once in a lifetime course, I was incredibly disappointed. I would have brought my clubs had they just been upfront with me about the type of clubs they had available. Being a lefty I have come to expect this, but I asked several times, so they had a chance to tell me. That was incredibly disappointing.

As a former junior member, it was a privilege to return. The course hasn’t changed. Exquisite, difficult but satisfying. Green fees are very expensive and out of reach for many people. It would be great to have a round cheaper but I guess that’s the American market pushing them up . Oh well.

A beautiful course with very courteous staff. We took one fore-caddy, Paddy, who added a great deal to our enjoyment. The course is very difficult; stay in the fairways at all costs.

Well worth visiting! I dropped into WaterWorld Watersports to pick up a snorkeling mask, fins, and gloves—and I was thoroughly impressed. Aileen provided outstanding customer service and really knows her stuff. Her product knowledge is second to none, clearly coming from years of firsthand experience testing the gear herself. She offered excellent advice on how to get the most out of my equipment and how to care for it properly. A very genuine, knowledgeable person and a pleasure to chat with. I’ll definitely be back!

Amazing sevice from Waterworld Bought my first wetsuit dealt with Aileen she was brilliant has a world of knowledge and was super helpful, really patient with all my questions about sizes and materials. She made sure I got the perfect fit and the perfect wetsuit that i needed which is a game-changer. The quality is top-notch !! Highly recommend Waterworld for anyone looking for a wetsuit!" and a special thank you to Aileen

The most positive shopping experience my two primary school aged children have ever had! Aileen was absolutely fantastic sorting them out with swimming googles and very mindful of one who needed prescription googles. She went above and beyond to help and I couldn't recommend her and her shop highly enough.

Aileen in Waterworld Tralee has been so helpful and knowledgeable in the service she provides. I have bought many items from her over the last few years , even over the phone she has been able to advise me on the correct sizes and has kindly posted wetsuits out to me . Top class service and i couldn’t recommend her shop enough. Well done and thank you!

An absolute gem of a service run by a gem of a lady. Aileen has a wealth of knowledge and takes more care with fitting a wetsuit than others would fitting a wedding dress, great attention to detail. Could not recommend this shop enough, thank you for everything.

Great service and knowledge, great selection of wetsuits, you will find there everything for your swim for good price and feel of definitely coming back again, thank you very much Aileen:)

My name is Marguerite I called into the gorgeous Aileen Fitzgibbon today at Waterworld Rock St. Tralee she's the most interesting encouraging person I've ever met regarding knowledge and advice on open water swimming. Aileen has endless quality stock at keen prices. A mention to Colleen whom I met on a previous visit she was also amazing.

Fantastic Museum. On the top floor we were able to discover the history of Ireland and Kerry beginning with the stone age all the way to Ireland becoming a Republic. Lots of facts and interesting artifacts on display and life size models of different characters throughout history. There's a room dedicated to the famous explorer Tom Crean. In the basement there's a fantastic medieval town where you can walk through and there's models and buildings etc, sounds and smells of medieval Tralee town. There was originally a car on a track that would take you around but its long gone, I remember visiting it as a child , you can even see the old track marks on the ground, which I found nostalgic. The staff were very friendly and informative and we were made feel very welcome. It was a really nice experience. We spent over 90 min inside as there was so much to take in.

Great way to spend a good 2 hours in Tralee and learn about the local history of the city. Its only a 5EUR (£4.60p) entry and has a really amazing Medieval Village display in the basement which was awesome to look around! There is also a temporary exhibit that updates every few months, and they were preparing an exhibit on ballgowns when I was there, but it was closed as it was not ready.

Great, affordable, educational fun!! I love this place so much!!! I had a medieval wedding last year and I took my photos here. I can't find my original review but it's worth saying it again. This place is great!! There's loads to see. There's lots of genuine artifacts and the space is very cleverly laid out. It takes you on a journey back in time through local history. So naturally a great place for students or any history buffs. There's so much attention to detail. When I was there, there was a lady in authentic medieval dress. Who I think can make trips out to schools to educate students about history. They even supply tunics for kids to fit in with the time period. The highlight for me is the bottom floor. It's a replica medieval town. It's incredibly well done. All my wedding photos look like some sort of fantasy film! So I cannot recommend this place more. There's something for everyone!! You don't have to be super into history. The staff are lovely and it's a great place to look around and get some really cool photos!! Especially now coming up to Halloween.

Very friendly end welcoming staff!!! Loads of activities for kids end parents, well worth visiting,Brilliant Museum!!!!

My husband had a hospital appointment so me and my 15yr old son was looking for something to do so we found this museum and it was very interesting and wasn't expensive if your ever near there would be worth going into see it 🙂

Part of the museum was closed for refurbishment, and that's no bad thing. The pre-1900 sections are a bit dated, while the 1916 period section that focuses on Roger Casement was very good, despite some grammatical mistakes in the information panels (spelling incorrectly the name of one of the Proclamation signatories is/was unforgivable). Hopefully interactive technology will play more of a part in the future. A room focusing on the GAA in Kerry would be a good addition (in my humble opinion).

As an overgrown child, I loved the medieval exhibition experience it’s super immersive, as someone who wanted to experience something like this, 20/10 would recommend. Be warned the figures are a bit creepy

A wonderful, safe, and vibrant space for children to play and explore! Tralee Town Park Playground is beautifully maintained with a wide variety of equipment to suit all ages. There's plenty of seating for parents, shaded areas, and soft surfaces for added safety. The whole park has a peaceful, welcoming feel — perfect for a family day out. Surrounded by lovely gardens and walking paths, it’s a true gem in the heart of Tralee. Highly recommend for families and carers alike!

Kids loved the playground, lots of items to play on. Clean and tidy area

Excellent facilities in the middle of a lovely park. There is public toilets on site but where closed from 12pm to 6pm for cleaning, as the sign said. Seems a bit Irish to me. Was able to use the toilets in the Kerry County Museum.

Closed for 3 weeks till 21.07.25 for reconstruction

Maoilin, GalwayBeautiful playground for kids and lovely park for adults of all ages to walk, jog, run and cycle on the pathways through different plant and gigantic trees, situated very near to the city centre and just adjacent to the Kerry county museum

It's lovely park only for fact that there are always older kids or teenagers hanging around

good playground but teenagers and travellers ruin it even more. nobody follows the rules and once i tripped over a ball really badly when i was mid air

I was going to give this one star to keep the place as quiet and unspoilt as I found it. Allow 2 or 3 days and don't even think about taking a caravan or motorhome. Forget the ring of kerry

Great views and not to crowded.

Beautiful place. Highly recommended

This is such a lovely peninsula to explore by car. I would recommend a day would be perfect. Lots of nice places to stop for a walk by the sea

Beautiful scenery and unspoilt nature. Sparse populated and amazing sea views.

Fantastic scenery both coastal and mountains well worth the trip

Fabulous location as part of our road trip, advisable for the scenery

An interesting solution. The rest is good. The ferry is convenient. It is better to buy tickets in advance online. Cheaper and easier. I drove onto the ferry, the ticket was scanned and no problems. Ticket sales end 30 minutes before boarding. Saving money is questionable. Around the bay through Limerick in a normal, modern car is cheaper, but the ferry gives you rest, the opportunity not to sit behind the wheel, but to relax. The choice is yours. But we strongly recommend going at least once. We went dozens of times and did not get tired of it, especially in good weather. In front of the ferry there is a nice cafe, a souvenir shop. Polite staff. They always gave the necessary explanations and helped. It is convenient to wait for the ferry. The parking lot in front of the ferry is large. Loading is quick and neat. The ferrymen are very qualified and polite. Thanks to them. Even loading huge trucks does not create problems for children. Most often, the ferry is not overcrowded. Most of the year there are two ferries. Accordingly, the waiting time is not long, maximum half an hour.

Great experience and save a lot of time. only 23€ and runs every half hour. Be sure to look out for dolphins playing in the water around you.

You know what? Haha! This is the second time in my life that I use a ferry. And it is always so much fun and convenient. I love ferries. Everyone should have this experience. It is so cool. This ferry loads and unloads at a fantastic speed. It is better to buy tickets online. If you are traveling from north to south, I recommend visiting the prison museum and walking along the alley of fairies.

This ferry was very convenient for our drive from Doolin to Dingle. During the summer they run ferries every half hour, and they were very punctual! The ferry terminal itself had bathrooms, snacks, and a picnic area to use while waiting. Very easy on and off, smooth ride, and saved us an hour of driving. Definitely buy tickets online, they’re 10% cheaper and can be used any time in the next year.

A bit expensive at €30 for a campervan, but a nice break from driving and saves the extended alternative route by road. Well run and well organised and friendly staff on board and at the shop at Killimer. Only had to wait 20 minutes.

Great place for pictures. They have bathrooms. And a nice park near.

Great trip 20 mins but the view is great

One of my favorite places in Ireland that offers a majestic driving experience with out of the world views. If you pair it with a quite season and sunny time, you will be blown away by this place. Its such a vibe and peacefull place. I highly recommend not to miss this place.

The most amazing spot in Ireland that I visited. Breathtaking views. During peak season, do no recommend driving but rather take a bike, hike or take the horse carriage. If you do wanna drive, do it early in morning or later in the day when traffic has died down

Beautiful road leads to wonderful views. Lots of horse buggies travelling around here so dont drive too fast and be careful. Highly recommended to visit!

This has to be one of the best sceneries I have ever seen, nature at its best. We took an early morning walk around 8:30am from Kate Kearney's cottage to the wishing bridge, return trip is about 4km, very easy to walk, hardly anyone around at that time of the day, a few jaunting car & horses clip clops went pass, you can take as much photos as you please of this magical place. You can drive but extremely narrow single lane, jaunting car & horses, walkers, also cars coming from the other direction as well, much easier to take a walk.

Beautiful, definitely recommend getting there early as it gets busy. Locals do cut through for work, including tractors so be mindful! Lovely area, peaceful and mostly untouched. Sept 5, 2024.

Stunning views driving through this pass, & Black Valley to Moll’s Gap. We went in the evening so there wasn’t much traffic. The road is paved but narrow with frequent pull outs so vehicles can pass when meeting each other.

A really nice walk. We didn’t through the whole gap, but just walking half an hour/hour in one direction and then coming back. Great views, the echo is also fun and just enjoying the walk.

The drive down the Sheep's Head Peninsula was dramatic and beautiful. The destination was truly the journey. There was a small restaurant at the beginning of the hike. The hike was mostly an easy hike and my 8 year old was able to keep up. At the end of the trail is a beacon light and the glorious sound of Atlantic waves crashing into the seaside cliffs.

Fantastic five hour loop walk around the peninsula, starting at the "Black gate" parking or the lighthouse parking, with moderate ground (only few steep sections), excellently waymarked and great fun on a sunny day, with spectacular views! Hidden gem in your Irish travel experience!

Very beautiful place .Nice to walk and can enjoy a beautiful scenery after walk .

Sheeps Head is the wildest and least populated of the west Cork peninsulas. Drive to the end of the very narrow 'road' and you will come to a parking area with a little cafe and public rest rooms. The main trail is generally k good shape even if it is wet. It will take you down to the light station. The smaller trails like the trail around Lough Akeen can be very boggy in spots. Either way, Sheeps Head is a great place to experience wild Ireland.

Bottom most point of Ireland! Scenic!🤩

The pictures say it all, STUNNING! About a 20min walk there and back!

Stunning headland walk ending at the Sheep's Head lighthouse. Although only 2km It is quite strenuous. There is a good cafe with public toilets including wheelchair facilities.

Nice for a walk and unwind after touring all day. Nice wide paths so easy interaction with push bike riders. And little side tracks to take in the view of the water or lake

Very beautiful park located in the Killarney area. The park itself is very big and has several point of entries. Regardless of where you go in, its nature will be as good. Highly recommend to take advantage of the beautiful walking trails and enjoy the views.

Breathtaking Beauty - Killarney National Park Driving through Killarney National Park was truly stunning! The park's breathtaking scenery, with its lakes,mountains, and woodlands, took our breath away. We enjoyed the scenic drive, taking in the picturesque views and stopping at the various lookout points. Highlights: - Stunning Scenery: Breathtaking views of lakes, mountains, and woodlands - Scenic Drive:Enjoyable drive with plenty of opportunities to stop and take in the views - Wildlife Spotting: Caught glimpses of local wildlife, adding to the experience Killarney National Park is a natural gem in Ireland's southwest. Whether you're a nature lover or simply seeking stunning views, this park is a must-visit.

What a peaceful place. Such a great wee spot to stop, take in the peace and tranquility. If you get the chance e, stop in say a prayer if that's your thing or just walks the grounds and reflect on lost ones.... such peace

VAST! We didn't even go to the more famous ones, muckross and torc waterfall but it took us half a day where we were! I could be in here for days!!! Beautiful nature, well marked trail, well maintained but kept wild.

Beautiful sites and very peaceful. Plenty of walking trails, and boat tours of the lake are offered. We also saw a few adorable deer!

The Nationalpark is a wonderful place to take a stroll and to relax at the seas or at the different locations where you can have a nice cup of tea or coffee while having a wonderful view at the rich and beautiful landscape.

This spot was amazing! We spent our last full day in Ireland following part of the red and purple trails here. We were a group ranging from 4 to nearly 70 snd everyone loved it! The views are amazing! We loved walking with the sheep, that was the highlight for my two girls. The host at the reception at the entrance was super helpful in helping us to decide which hike to do and even provided my girls with some lollipops! We loved it here, definitely a must do if in the area!

Absolutely beautiful. Lady at reception was so friendly as well. Perfect 2hr hike if you're in the area. We did the purple trail and then joined the red trail back around. Would highly reccomend

Amazing views on any trail wht you pick. Proper boots need for the yellow trail. The purple is lovely heritage trail. River walk available The red trail touch the top of the waterfall. Enjoy

Incredible place, so many beautiful spots and angles for photos. Do pack some good waterproof shoes if visiting. The routes are really well organised and marked and the park owners/staff were very welcoming and helpful. A unique example of Ireland's spirit!

We discovered this beautiful park almost by accident as we found ourselves with a half day in the are we were not expecting. We were delighted to discover that our dog was welcome. The road in is exhilarating and a really fun drive. Sheila is fantastic and although we arrived at 4.30, we were assured that there was no problem setting off at that time. We didn't really have any proper walking gear with us so she recommended we do the Heritage trail which takes about an hour. We took a bit longer as we loitered at the punch bowl lake and the beautifully evocative famine cottage . I would 100% recommend a half day or full day here if you have the time. Bring a picnic! €7 entry is a bargain! Thanks Sheila and family

Fabulous views. The red trail is a good hike … recommend starting from the waterfall as that’s the hardest part done first and then you can really enjoy the views on the way down. The yellow route has the steeper part done by the time you get to the divergence of the route into left for Red & right for yellow (waterfall start). There’s still climbing/scrambling over rocks and inclines but wow, the views. You definitely need boots for the yellow and would recommend for red too as rocky and mucky in parts. Both trails are easy to follow. You’ll feel tired & elated at the end!

Oh my- what a wonderful decision to stop at Gleninchaquin Park on our Ring of Beara Drive! We drove into the most beautiful Irish vista of a sheep filled valley, a stunning waterfall and green mountains. Síla and her family were the most gracious hosts - so welcoming and helpful as we planned our time there and for the rest of our day on the Beara Peninsula. We chose to hike the red loop up to a lovely mountain lake and while part of our group turned on to the purple loop featuring a famine home, the rest of us continued on the red loop to hike up the mountain above the waterfall. On our way back down we were thrilled to walk through sheep grazing and lazing on the mountainside with their lambs. We ended our hike with the charming river path. All of the trails were so well marked and every vista was beautiful- so beautiful that our daughter’s boyfriend decided it was the perfect place to propose!

Loved that history has been preserved and the building restored. Note you cannot take photos inside the castle on the tour. Disappointed as I planned on showing photos to my Godmother once back home but have awesome photos of the outside and grounds. The scenery is breathtaking and the castle tour guide was great. We only had to wait 45 mins for next tour we just missed it.

Beautifully restored fortified house. Entrance is via a guided tour for 5 euro but there's no pictures allowed inside. Our tour guide Lynn made the tour very interesting & explained what life would be like for those lucky enough to love in the castle. The area around the castle is lovely, there was a family of swans about, and some lovely green space to walk & explore

Gorgeous! Take the tour for 5€, it's about 45 minutes. I also took the boat ride out to the island that Ireland's history was written on, Innisfallen island.It's all quite special, especially if you are Irish. There is a snack shack around back with loads of picnic tables.

It'd beautiful, well maintained with lost of attraction on the side. There is also lots boat ride to nearby Innisfallen Island (it's a must see). The kids will like it here as there are many trails and things to keep them busy.

My husband and I really enjoyed exploring the grounds as well as taking the guided tour of the rebuilt interior. The cost for the tour is 5 euro. There is a free room that gives the history of the tower house as well as a model of the tower to the left of the counter where you purchase tickets. They prefer for you to pay in euros. You can attempt to use a card but itay or may not work depending on the cloud cover according to the clerk. You are not allowed to take pictures inside the tower. There is a cafe outside with picnic tables. We found a path on the other side of the cafe into the woods just a bit and you could get closer to the edge of the water for pictures and enjoy the view. There were ducks and swans at the edge of the water. Very cute to watch.

This was very lovely , unfortunately we arrived a little late to go on a tour Which is the only way you can go around inside the Castle . But there was a very informative museum room telling you all about the history and we could walk around the outside . This was a very vibrant area place with pony and trap rides and also boat trips. Lots of people walking and enjoying the site and view

Please do not skip this stop if you are in Killarney. Take the tour! This is a restored castle fort built in the 1400’s in the Norman tradition. We really enjoyed the narration by the docent and walking through the resorted castle. It is not the luxury castles that came later. This is more of a survival mode type but gives a good idea of how people lived back then. Highly recommended.

Very interesting history and some nice views along with the ingenuity and work that went to build , however its a bit of a tourist trap and can become very crowded with rude people unavoidable , a couple of tips for tourists , in Ireland we drive and walk on the left and its always customary to yield to those travelling upwards . Worth a visit if your in the area or doing the north to south trip but sceptical if its a 7.50 euro value 🤔

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Breathtaking Views and a Must-Visit Spot! Mizen Head is absolutely stunning – dramatic cliffs, panoramic ocean views, and the iconic footbridge make it unforgettable. The visitor centre is informative with great exhibits on local history and lighthouse keepers. The walk to the signal station is scenic and well-maintained. On a clear day, you can even spot seals and whales! A perfect mix of nature, history, and adventure – highly recommended if you're in West Cork.

Very beautiful place, I've been there 4 times, and I'll probably visit this place because it's wonderful, I recommend

To slowly wander the paths to the viewing platforms (fantastic scenery from lots of different angles), watch the film about the lighthouse keepers (interesting if a little long for some), visit the exhibits (less than thrilling) and have a cuppa, you will need a couple of hours. The single road in and out is fairly narrow with few passing places so be prepared to drive slowly behind someone or to meet others coming the opposite direction and waiting your turn to pass.

Absolutely gorgeous. Three or four totally different views that will take your breath away. Drive from Skibberdeen was actually pretty easy outside of the last ten minutes. Large parking area. Lots of stairs and inclines, but well worth it.

A lovely place on a fine day. Nice souvenir shop and toasted sandwiches in the cafe

Great views, friendly people at the store, and the entrance. They have some decent food options at the cafe.

Very interesting history and some nice views along with the ingenuity and work that went to build , however its a bit of a tourist trap and can become very crowded with rude people unavoidable , a couple of tips for tourists , in Ireland we drive and walk on the left and its always customary to yield to those travelling upwards . Worth a visit if your in the area or doing the north to south trip but sceptical if its a 7.50 euro value 🤔

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Breathtaking Views and a Must-Visit Spot! Mizen Head is absolutely stunning – dramatic cliffs, panoramic ocean views, and the iconic footbridge make it unforgettable. The visitor centre is informative with great exhibits on local history and lighthouse keepers. The walk to the signal station is scenic and well-maintained. On a clear day, you can even spot seals and whales! A perfect mix of nature, history, and adventure – highly recommended if you're in West Cork.

Very beautiful place, I've been there 4 times, and I'll probably visit this place because it's wonderful, I recommend

To slowly wander the paths to the viewing platforms (fantastic scenery from lots of different angles), watch the film about the lighthouse keepers (interesting if a little long for some), visit the exhibits (less than thrilling) and have a cuppa, you will need a couple of hours. The single road in and out is fairly narrow with few passing places so be prepared to drive slowly behind someone or to meet others coming the opposite direction and waiting your turn to pass.

Absolutely gorgeous. Three or four totally different views that will take your breath away. Drive from Skibberdeen was actually pretty easy outside of the last ten minutes. Large parking area. Lots of stairs and inclines, but well worth it.

A lovely place on a fine day. Nice souvenir shop and toasted sandwiches in the cafe

Great views, friendly people at the store, and the entrance. They have some decent food options at the cafe.

Other worldly. Entering the house is like going back into a moment of time. Horse drawn carriages passing by the lake infront of the house, the majestic trees that line the victorian gardens, all add to the feeling that life here was a real privilege.

Used to come to muckross on family holiday as a child and recently returned as an adult with my own family. Charm and beauty are timeless. Stunning grounds, plenty of parking, self paced tour with information shared by staff in every room. The details and beauty are hard not to appreciate long after your visit. Cafe has great food and beverage options. Farms are closed seasonally beginning in November which is something to keep on mind if that's of interest. Honestly visiting in early November meant very few crowds which was great. Highly recommend during your trip to Killarney, like 11k others have also shared 😀

Really enjoyed the serenity in and around Muckross house. We didn’t have time to walk on many of the trails, but still had time to view the natural beauty surrounding the home. Such a peaceful little hour. Highly recommend to check it out if you’re in the area in Ireland.

Nicely taken care of property. Well worth the visit. We enjoyed the buildings and talking to the staff who were knowledgeable and willing to share information about the house and former residents. It’s a great stop and pleasant grounds.

Wow! Wow! It was my first house, more like a castle - I have visited! So, well looked after! Amazing, each room with its own story. Precisly after watch "house of Guiness" apparently Edward Arthur Guiness owned the house for some time. Highly recommend to visit! And ask ppl working there about the house story! We were amazed how much they can tell.

Well priced for all that you get to see and learn. The booklet guide is very useful from room to room. The exhibit attendants were full of knowledge about each room as well as very polite and helpful sharing their favorite parts and other stories not in the guidebook.

We had a fantastic time visiting Muckross House, the Traditional Irish Farm, and the stunning surrounding grounds. The house itself is beautifully preserved, full of history, and offers a fascinating glimpse into Ireland’s past. The Traditional Farm was equally enjoyable, with charming cottages, demonstrations, and farm animals that really bring rural life from years gone by to life. The grounds are absolutely breathtaking , perfect for a leisurely walk, taking in the gardens, woodlands, and lakeside views. Everywhere we went felt peaceful and well cared for. All of the staff we met were warm, welcoming, and knowledgeable, which made the experience even more enjoyable. From start to finish, it was a brilliant day out, and I’d highly recommend it to anyone visiting the area, whether you’re interested in history, nature, or simply looking for a lovely place to spend the day.

We spent the day exploring Killarney National Park. Torc Waterfall was a lovely little stop. We found the parking lot easily. From there it's about a 5 minute easy walk to the falls. The forest is incredible. It was almost like being in a surprise tropical rain forest. It was amazing how the landscape of this immediate area is so different from other parts of the area. The trees are covered with moss. There are giant ferns all over the place. I think there were about a hundred different colors of green. It was glorious. The falls themselves are beautiful. Lots of visitors but people were very polite.

A gorgeous waterfall. We stopped here because our tour bus took us to this location and we are really glad that he did! A simple stop but yet a beautiful waterfall and stream leading from it.

Don't be lazy and walk up to the top and into the park. There you'll be surrounded by the scent of nature. Nature will show you its beauty.

Nice circular walk. Waterfall itself easy to access. Is crowded but not prohibitively so. We parked in an alternative parking area 5 min walk away. The walking trail was nice. No charge to park.

The waterfall is amazing but the spot is very touristic and even in october on a random thursday it was crowded. You only need to walk about 200m from parking lot and it’s an easy path.

A hidden gem in Killarney. It's just about 5min (200m) walk away from the car park. Another great work of nature. Took some pictures at the first level. There is another higher grounds which I didn't see. You'll love the woods here as they have a story to tell. There is a toilet facility very close to the car park and the National Park is just opposite. The Torc Waterfall is close to other great works of life in Co. Kerry so create sufficient time for your visit.

This waterfall appears to be the main attraction, but there are numerous paths to climb and explore in the surrounding area. I recommend renting a bike for a day to fully enjoy the bottom area and its surroundings.

This place was a wonderful hidden gem. We stopped at the roadside park across the street, and just happened to notice this place. The center had a cozy atmosphere and lovely tea and scones. If you are driving through, I would recommend stopping here.

A Hidden Gem Steeped in Heart, History, and Irish Charm Molly Gallivan’s Farm was one of my favorite stops in Ireland — the people were absolutely lovely, and the place itself is just beautiful. It’s a 200-year-old working farm that has been carefully preserved to show what traditional Irish cottage life was really like. We learned that the original owner, Molly Gallivan, was actually the great-great-great-grand aunt of one of the current caretakers, Steven — which made the whole experience feel even more special. The tour had this cozy, almost speakeasy feel to it, and we loved hearing how tourism in Ireland actually began right there when wealthy English visitors came by cruise. There were so many fun, hands-on moments. We got to make soda bread with Francis (who was so warm and welcoming!) and learned how much pride the women took in making and shaping butter. I even helped feed the animals — bottle-feeding the lambs and giving pellets to the bigger sheep. The handmade sweaters were incredible too — over three miles of wool go into each one! Between the history, the humor, and the genuine hospitality, this place felt like stepping back in time in the best way possible. If you’re anywhere near Kenmare or the Ring of Kerry, do not miss Molly Gallivan’s Farm. It’s a true slice of Ireland’s heart. ❤️

This was our second time here and we absolutely love it! Such a great atmosphere, the staff are lovely and the setting is beautiful. The farm walk is so cute, the animals are really friendly and we got to feed a lamb 😊 The walk is pram friendly and has some really interesting history. I also loved the gift shop, lots of lovely things to buy. Would highly recommend this place.

Such a cute little old Ireland experience. We really enjoyed it. The film was brilliant at setting the scene and the house, farm and cafe were just lovely. Great place to buy gifts and souvenirs.. definitely worth a stop

We stopped here on a whim after seeing the statue and beautiful old cottage and it turned out to be one of the highlights of our Ireland trip. The tour started with a shot of Poitín which was once illegally brewed in this very farm, you learn all about Molly the owner and how she and her family survived 200 years ago plus those before her. It was absolutely fascinating, plus you get to meet the most friendliest animals! Feed the lambs salt and pepper if you get a chance, and also give the little white duck a stroke! There's a fantastic gift shop with local crafts and a cute little tea room. The hosts were so warm and welcoming. If you happen to pass by please visit, you won't regret it! Sláinte Love Georgia and Mark from Bristol, UK

A wonderful trip into Old Ireland! You should not miss Molly Gallivan’s if you want an authentic Ireland experience! Very educational and entertaining as well! Highly recommend!

Lovely spot with an amazing view, the farm walk is lovely and very reasonable. The staff are all lovely and the gift shop is really nice. Overall a great experience

The boat ride from Blue Pool is very enjoyable especially since you get to see loads of seals. The island is beautiful. My favourite was definitely the view of the ocean and mountains in the pavilion of the Italian Garden.

Perfect spot for short walks and beautiful sights, we enjoyed there very much. Lots of flowers, greens rare trees. Tickets are 16 euro for the fairy for adults and half price for kids. You pay 5 euro per person upon arrival on the island itself. On the way to the island there is a good view of seals sunbathing, so cute. There is a cafe, you can have something to eat and drink. The pictures speak for themselves.

Incredible place! Boat trip took about 10 minutes, stopped to sea the seals and the sea eagles nest was pointed out. Went midday on a Saturday and it was so quiet and peaceful. Good drink options at the cafe, including alternative milks!

Stunning unique island with many gardens, flowers, trees,towers, house… They accept only cash on the entrance and coffe shop

Fantastic island to visit for 5 euros (adult) entrance fee. Climb to the top of the tower for amazing 360 views. The gardens are great to visit. Make sure you visit the house first to check what times they are doing tours as you can only go into the house by tours only.

Wonderful sheltered island; a unique ecosystem amidst anotherwise rough wilderness. Spent about 2 hours there. Highlight was the walled garden, an oasis of colorful flowers in August! Well worth the entrance fee, but the price for getting there by boat (15 min ride) is a bit steep. No trashcans in the park to be found 👎

I recommend anyone to come to Garnish Island as it is a great and beautiful place to spend time with anyone, whether you’d like to come with friends, family or even enjoy your own company! You have to travel to the island by a small boat, and even get spectacular views of the seals! Once you’re on the island, there is one small cafe and the rest of garnish island is full of views and flowers for you to explore. It is a very peaceful atmosphere and definitely worth visiting.

Nice way to spend a few hours , you can see inside the house and the gardens are lovely. They gave the kids a treasure hunt in the house which kept them busy. Has a tea room also

We had a lovely afternoon at Bantry house. We visited the gardens and had a very interesting tour of the hoise with Julie. All followed by the afternoon tea in the library. Stunning views if the bay from the front garden.

I visited Bantry House and was soon blown away by authentication of everything in this house. The family still live in part of the house and presently are the 10th generation. I would highly recommend visiting this house. Do put it on places to visit 😍

A wonderful journey through time to a country estate that is rich in history. An honest and dedicated team transports guests to a time that was not defined by hustle and bustle and perfectionism. During 2 days we thoroughly enjoyed the warm hospitality - Thank you for this lovely experience..

A 5 Star Rating for 3 Reasons: 1. Beautiful comfortable bedrooms, and an exquisite breakfast (see photo). 2. The warmth and professionalism of the welcome, provided by Julie and her staff, including Jean, Niamh and Amy. 3. Last but definitely not least - Julie has set things up so that guests can truly enjoy a “Downton Abbey” experience including the baronial library, and ancient billiards table. To get the full experience, I recommend staying a minimum of 2 nights (we stayed 3). We had a memorable evening listening to big band tunes on the gramophone, playing billiards, before enjoying a gourmet charcuterie plate, washed down by a glass of excellent vintage wine. This was as close to seeing How the Other Half Lived as we are ever likely to get! Congratulations to the whole Bantry House team on creating such a memorable experience!

Recommend by our B&B host while traveling to next B@B in Kenmare. We did not stay as a guest in the Bantry house. gardens were lovely even beginning of September. we had tea/coffee, and toured the house. Each room open to view had a sheet noting points of interest/historic note. Bummed no photos allowed in the house as I would have shown them to my Godmother but photos allowed outside the house. Well worth the minimal charge. Stunning home and gardens, thank you for opening to visitors.

A beautiful country house and gardens, well worth a visit. The interior decoration of the house is eclectic, with plenty of character, and a few surprises that you wouldn't expect to encounter in West Cork, such as a tapestry made for Marie Antoinette's wedding? The gardens are equally as lovely for a wander about, I can't recommend this place enough, especially if the weather is nice, €14 entry for adults, definitely pop in for a couple of hours if you're in the area!

Wonderful island with very little tourist. There are few walking trails. Scenic mountain and sea view. Friendly locals. There is a grocery store, and restaurant at pier. Worth a visit highly recommend.

Took the boat out to Fastnet rock and then Cape Clear island. I went mostly because I wanted to see the marriage stones. They are quite something and worth the 45 min walk, sometimes straight up hill to get there. They are kind of hidden from the road and it requires climbing over some rocks near a gate to get to them. The island is very hilly and the first hill up from the dock is shockingly steep. The views are incredible and I enjoyed the long walk out to see them. I also ate at Sean Rua’s and had a lovely bowl of chowder before heading back to Baltimore.

Beautiful, quiet Island with nice and friendly people.Beautiful evenings with sunset. It is a place for long romantic walks for two. It is a place for the whole family for everyone.You can swim in the azure sea, you can go to the pub for a beer or eat delicious fish in the restaurant, there is a small store well stocked and it's all here on the small island of Cape Clear. So, book your next sunny holiday here. I WOULD HIGHLY RECOMMEND

Fantastic place for a visit. Super friendly locals, amazing scenery and the ferry trip is great craic.

12k offshore, reached by a ferry, this island is the most relaxing place in the world. Lots to do, Many beautiful walks, plenty of history. A beach and great, safe swimming.

An amazing place to witness off the south-west coast of Ireland. Firstly, ferry prices are reasonable and one leaves for the island regularly. Once on the island make sure you have good shoes as the terrain is steep but it is worth it for the stunning views. There is a shop on the island and a B&B and plenty of campsites

It's nice place. We enjoyed the ship journey a lot. We walked the whole island. It good place to kayaking.

Great experience! My 7 year old son insisted we go here, and it did not disappoint. He was able to watch them cast and he then painted his dragon, very exciting stuff for him! Kids will definitely love this place. Plus they have beautiful chess sets for sale and cast your own kits as well. Also fairies, soldiers etc.

Had a great time in the Prince August factory last week. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Loved seeing all the models (both painted and unpainted). A very nice place and it is great that a business like this is based in a rural Gaeltacht. The drive there was beautiful too, through the West Cork countryside. Highly recommend

Absolutely amazing experience! we went during a storm to pass the time and it just flew by. The host was so nice and accommodating. They make the figurines in front of you and you can go ahead and start painting them almost right away. 10/10 would go again 😊

Bit of a trip down memory lane visiting the Prince August Toy Soldier Factory. Back in the 80s we used to visit upstairs in Eason's to buy molds and lead to cast our own miniatures. We had a serious production line going and made half Napoleon's Grand Army! The factory is located just outside Macroom and is well worth the visit. There is plenty of parking outside the shop. The lady who greeted us was very friendly. We had a good poke around the shop and saw the craft area where they run casting and painting workshops. They serve coffee and there is a public toilet available. At the back you can walk through the factory and see the area where they paint miniatures for sale. Well worth a visit, even if you were not a lead casting child of the 80s!!!

Great visit to the toy soldier factory. Had lots of fun went back to my childhood definitely worth a visit and we are looking forward to our next visit. Lady on duty extremely friendly and knowledgeable.

Fantastic morning spent casting and painting toy soldiers and fairies. Staff are super friendly and we had a thoroughly enjoyable time. Well worth a visit and if you’re lucky, you might get to see the staff making moulds. They have lots of kits to purchase so you can make your own chess sets, soldiers or fairies at home.

I'm just after casting my first miniatures from one of their molds, and I couldn't be happier! I never thought I'd manage a perfect cast on the first try, but their instructions and videos were a fantastic help. I couldn't help myself—I painted the little green guy up straight away! If you've ever thought about giving casting a go, I can't recommend their molds enough. Thanks a million for such a brilliant experience!