The first convenient cottage found in Kerry is the Kileen Cottage which is located in the central holiday destination of Kerry. It has a comfortable lounge and dining room with an open fireplace for chilly evenings. The well-fitted kitchen is finished in pine and contains an electric cooking, a fridge/freezer, a microwave, a washing machine, a tumble dryer, and a dishwasher. The second is the Sand Dune Cottages which are nestled adjacent to the breathtakingly beautiful Banna Strand. Sand Dune Cottages is an ... Read More

One charming holiday rental in Kerry is the19th century built Carmody farmhouse. It is located just across a historic cathedral in County Kerry. Carmody has three beautiful and spacious bedrooms. It provides free bed linen and its features include oil fired central heating, an open fire, an ample secure car parking space, and a well tended private garden. This property is accessible to historical and religious destinations like the Monastery of St. Brendan, three medieval churches, an ogham stone, ... Read More

Set in the midst of varied attractions and destinations, the Rowantree is a very homely self-catering accommodation that offers nothing but comfort and warm to its guests. The property boasts of a spacious living room with an open fire which is provided with a TV, a DVD, and a music system. An airy and bright kitchen is fitted and equipped with the most modern of conveniences. It also comes up with a dishwasher, a music system, an open fire, a dresser, ... Read More

With a scenic seafront view and rural setting at its back, Atlantic Views is one of the most charming locations in Castlegregory, Kerry. It is also a surfer’s and a water lover’s paradise. So much activities can be done here that one’s stay could really be a remarkable one.      This -2-storey home can have a room for 8 people with its 4 elegantly furnished bedrooms, a main bathroom with bath, a breathtakingly fascinating lounge adorned with an open fire and ... Read More

The main town of Kerry, Tralee is set at the mouth of Tralee Bay. This town is the entrance to both the Dingle and Kerry Head Peninsula. This town is famous after the International Rose of Tralee Festival and the Tralee Races. These two events are held on the same weekend in the second half of August every year, attracting tourists to Tralee from all places. Read More