

Killarney offers stunning scenery, medieval ruins and castles, lovely lakes and valleys, fairytale cottages and traditional Irish hospitality. Take a trip to one of Ireland's most visited destinations and experience this enchanting area firsthand.
The Arbutus is a boutique hotel in the heart of Killarney offering a warm welcome with traditional Irish hospitality.
Historic Great Southern Killarney has been a favorite retreat for over 165 years. Originally opened in 1854, Great Southern still retains the spectacular original architecture of the Victorian era while providing a deluxe guest experience. Complimentary access to the Health Club at Great Southern and on-site parking is included for all residents.
Located in the Town of Killarney, at the gateway to the Ring of Kerry, Killarney Royal is surrounded by great pubs and restaurants.
Located on Muckross Road, this hotel is next to the National Park and is a short walk to the town center.
Nineteenth-century visitors founds the views around Killarney every bit as romantic and uplifting as the mountains of Switzerland. A unique combination of glacial landscape and abundant vegetation, studded by the bright blue waters of the lakes creates an unforgettable vista—and it smells good, too, with peat-fire smoke mingling with fresh mountain air. Killarney itself is the region’s most heavily visited town, thanks in no small part to its proximity to the Ring of Kerry and Shannon Airport. Light rain is typical of the area, but because of the topography, it seldom lasts long. And the clouds' approach over the lakes actually adds to the scenery. Rain is often followed within minutes by brilliant sunshine and, yes, even a rainbow.
The best time to visit Killarney and its environs is mid-March to June, and September and October. In July and August it's the peak holiday period. March can be chilly, with daily temperatures in the 40s and 50s. The average high in June is 65°, which is about as hot as it gets. May and June are the sunniest months. May and September are the driest months. The farther west you go, the more likely you'll get rain. From November to mid-March daylight hours are short, the weather is damp, and many smaller places on the Kerry coast and in Killarney are closed.
Killarney National Park : Just 10 minutes south of town, the park has ancient woodlands and lakes, as well as beautiful gardens. Walking and cycling are popular ways to explore the park.
Ring of Kerry : One of the most popular routes in the country, it loops around beaches, mountains and ancient ruins. Don’t forget your camera for this excursion!
Muckross House : A 19th century Victorian mansion is set next to a lake surrounded by lush gardens and parkland. There are working farms connected to the property that showcase traditional machinery and operations in farm work.
Killarney Falconry : A top-rated animal experience in this part of Ireland. Small tours entail guides walks around lakes in the company of a hawk and its handler. You may have the opportunity to handle one of the beautiful birds.
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