Innisfallen Island
On Innisfallen island you can explore the ancient structures of early Christian Monks and get a glimpse of wild Sika deer that live and graze on the island.
Killarney
Killarney is known for its legendary beauty of glistening lakes, roaring waterfalls and majestic mountain peaks sketched across the horizon. You will also find a great selection of pubs, live music, and Irish charm.
Killarney House and Gardens
Killarney House and Gardens is one of Killarney's newest attractions and you can enjoy a tour of the historic rooms, the interpretive exhibition about Killarney National Park and also take in the beauty of the gardens.
Muckross Abbey
Muckross Abbey is located in the very picturesque landscapes of Killarney National Park was founded in 1448 under the patronage of Donal ‘an Diamh’ MacCarthy. Inside the Abbey there is a beautiful Yew tree that is said to be as old as the Abbey itself.
Muckross Estate
Muckross Estate consists of a house built in 1843 for Henry Arthur Herbert and it also contains magnificent gardens with spectacular views of the surrounding mountains and lakes. In 1932, it became Ireland's first National Park.
Ross Castle and Island
Ross Castle and Island provides some beautiful woodland walks with views of the mountains and Lough Leane. It also includes a marked mining trail which traces the history of the old copper mines that date back to the Bronze age.
Torc Waterfall and Mountain
Torc, in Gaelic Irish means 'wild boar', is a stunning area consisting of a renowned waterfall that stands approximately 20 meters high and surrounded by wild rugged terrain.
