Build your True Trip
Located on the shores of Lough Leane Lake, Killarney is a picturesque town in County Kerry. Although the town itself is very attractive, it is the Killarney National Park that is the main point of interest; it embraces three striking lakes and the impressive Macgillycuddy’s Reeks, Ireland’s highest mountain range. Within the National Park are some of Killarney’s most interesting sights including the Muckross House and Abbey, Ross Castle, St Mary's Cathedral, and the impressive Torc Waterfall. Its natural heritage, history and location make Killarney a favorite destination for guests from all over the world!
Part of the famous Ring of Kerry, the small, picturesque town of Kenmare, also known as Ceann Mara, meaning “head of the sea” in Irish, is located approximately 20miles / 32 kms away from Killarney and has been a major tourist attraction due to its mouthwatering local cuisine, leisure, sport activities and untamed nature, which plays a central role in the region’s spectacular scenery. The Bronze Age ring of stone circles proves the ancient origins of the area, which later became a landing ground for Viking raids. From golf courses to horse riding and trekking, Kenmare beholds even more secrets, which are to be discovered by exploring the breathtaking natural landscapes that surround it.
Part of the famous Ring of Kerry, the small, picturesque town of Kenmare, also known as Ceann Mara, meaning “head of the sea” in Irish, is located approximately 20miles / 32 kms away from Killarney and has been a major tourist attraction due to its mouthwatering local cuisine, leisure, sport activities and untamed nature, which plays a central role in the region’s spectacular scenery. The Bronze Age ring of stone circles proves the ancient origins of the area, which later became a landing ground for Viking raids. From golf courses to horse riding and trekking, Kenmare beholds even more secrets, which are to be discovered by exploring the breathtaking natural landscapes that surround it.
View Map 
