About Kerry
Kerry County is located in the Munster province of southwest Ireland. In Kerry County, you can find the best entertainment facilities and tourist attractions with the authentic and traditional representation of Ireland.
The city is divided into two, North Kerry stands out with green hills and beaches, and South Kerry with mountainous terrains covered with lakes, ancient ruins, and villages. You can watch the most striking view of the Atlantic Ocean from the summit of Carrauntoohil, which is one of the most beautiful and tallest mountains in Ireland. You can do water sports such as canoeing, windsurfing, and diving on the beautiful beaches of Kerry from late spring to the beginning of autumn.
The coastal part of the city presents a magnificent view of unspoiled nature such as the Skellig Islands which are world-famous after the Star Wars movies. Some of the most touristic places in the city are Killarney National Park, which spreads over 26,000 acres of land with a breathtaking view, and Muckross House, which dates back to the 19th-century Victorian era. Besides Innisfallen Island, Torc Waterfall, and traditional villages, you can explore every aspect of the city with the Wild Atlantic Way, which stretches for 1,200 kilometers along the coasts of Ireland. Kerry County is called ‘The Kingdom’ in Ireland and each year in December you can enjoy unique concerts.
Apart from tourism, the city’s other sources of income are agriculture and the livestock industry. The fishing industry, mining, and forestry are some of the city’s centuries-long sources of income. Kerry County has a small airport between Killarney and Tralee and there are regular flights to the UK and Germany. You can use taxis or busses as transportation from the city center to the airport.
