When you book a holiday home at Killarney’s Holiday Village, you have found the perfect base for touring the Wild Atlantic Way. The world’s longest coastal driving route, the Wild Atlantic Way is an epic 2,500km adventure along Ireland’s west coast. And some 350km of it is based in the county of Kerry. When you leave Killarney’s Holiday Village, you can either turn left and head for Kenmare or turn right and drive in the direction of the Dingle peninsula. Both options are magnificent in entire ...

They are celebrated in song and the star of a million photos: The Lakes of Killarney are so famous you think you know them even if you’ve never set foot on Irish shores. Killarney’s Holiday Village is situated right beside Killarney National Park, which contains the three famous lakes, so it makes the perfect base for exploring them. And you don’t even have to get wet! Waterbus Make your way down to Ross Castle, (4.5km from Killarney’s Holiday Village) and you’ll have the choice of two water ...

Until recently, transport in Killarney was not always easy: The town is situated close to one section of Killarney National Park, but popular spots such as Muckross Gardens, Torc Waterfall, and the Gap of Dunloe were difficult to reach unless you had a car—or a dedication to walking! In the past few years, however, several different options have become available for getting around Killarney. Here’s what we recommend the next time you stay at Killarney’s Holiday Village: Killarney Shuttle Bus The ...

Killarney’s Holiday Village is set among some of the world’s most beautiful scenery, including the Gap of Dunloe. A dramatic landmark between the McGillycuddy Reeks and Purple Mountain, the Gap was chiselled out by glaciers some 2 million years ago and is renowned as the most remarkable glaciated valley in Western Europe. Attracted by its geological treasures, magical legends, potential for hiking and climbing, or simply by the stunning nature of the surroundings, visitors stream to this unique la ...