Ardfert, Tralee, Co. Kerry A monastery was founded here by St. Brendan "The Navigator" in the 6th century. There are three medieval churches, an ogham stone and a number of early Christian and medieval grave slabs on the site today. The earliest building is the cathedral which date
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Tralee, Co. Kerry Situated on the Dingle Peninsula, this is a 160 acre hill farm. Mainly drystock, featuring hill breeds of sheep and cattle. Indoor animal display. Guided tours. Feb-Sept.
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Fenit, Tralee, Co. Kerry This is a unique opportunity to observe hundreds of species of underwater wildlife from Tralee Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. Fenit Seaworld is entertainment and education, science and mystery, beauty and savagery.
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Co. Kerry This is part of the "Kerry the Kingdom" Experience, which features 3 superb attractions in one centre. Priceless treasures stand side by side with the most modern interpretative media. The History of Kerry and Ireland is divided into 11 time-frames (from
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Co. Kerry This is a unique visitor attraction located in the Kerry The Kingdom, Tralee, which also houses the exhibition Kerry In Colour and the Kerry County Museum. The visitor is transported back in time on a battery operated Time Car. Mar-Dec
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Dingle Road, Tralee, Co. Kerry One of Ireland's largest and exciting waterworld, the Dome features sky high water slides, wave pool, lazy river, whirlpool, rapids and many more. Restaurant and health suite. All year
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