Over the past two years the outbreak of the Coronavirus wreaked havoc on the tourist industry all over Ireland nowhere more so than in Kerry.
At the beginning of 2022 now that restrictions have been eased, it is easier to travel, hotels, pubs and restaurants in Kerry Ireland are getting back to normal ansd visitors can again enjoy all thet thecounty has to offer.
Stay Safe: Covid-19 has not gone away but with mass vaccination and health and safety measures we are learning to live with it. Your own safety and that of others should be the most important consideration. Our only advice in these matters is:
1. Get your information on how to protect yourself from authoritative sources, for example The HSE Website.
2. Do not rely on Social Media posts. Many of the posts doing the rounds on Facebook, Whatsapp etc. are spreading dangerous misinformation or rumours which have no basis in fact.
3. For best advice on travelling abroad the most up to date advice is to be found on the Department of Foreign Affairs Website.

If you are visiting Kerry Ireland on holidays or business you are in for a treat. Kerry is one of the most popular destinations in the country.
The county has some fabulous scenery in numerous locations and there is lots to do and see while you are here.

Killarney is probably the best known visitor destination in the county. It has been on the tourist trail since the 19th century and its mountains and lakes are famous worldwide. The massive Killarney National Park attracts thousands of visitors to experience the beautiful scenery and numerous outdoor activities in the area.
Killarney has a large number of very good hotels and other accommodation as well as pubs, restaurants and lots of entertainment.

But Kerry has many other destinations also including Dingle which is very popular throughout the year.
Tralee has its annual Rose of Tralee Festival and there are numerous other festivals and activities throught the tear.
Listowel, Ballybunion, The Iveragh Peninsula and Waterville are some of the other popular locations.

Sport is high on the list of priorities in Kerry. Kerry is the leading county in Gaelic Football and we have horse racing, golf, hurling, hill walking, cycling, fishing, surfing, basketball, soccer rugby and more.
Visitors to Kerry will never be short of sporting action.

The county has numerous pubs and restaurants. Seafood is very popular with fresh fish being landed daily at many locations on the west coast. Fresh meat and vegetables are also produced locally.

There are quite a few industries in the county. Agriculture is the dominant industry and Kerry Group is an International food business which is based in the county.
There are also some technology businesses based in Tralee as well as the expanding company, Dairymaster in Causeway.

This website aims to be a guide to Kerry Ireland to keep visitors up to date with happenings in the county as well as offering solutions to their accommodation requirements.
If you are looking for accommodation in Kerry you will find plenty in our pages Hotels in Kerry, Bed and Breakfast in Kerry and Self Catering in Kerry.

Enjoy your trip to Kerry!