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Kerry is located on Ireland’s wild and unruly southwestern coast. The most popular attraction in this county is the 100-mile route around the famed Ring of Kerry offering stunning vistas of the sea, cliffs, and mountains. Filled with ancient relics, misty peaks, glacial lakes and secluded beaches, Kerry is not only a treat for the eyes, but a destination filled with activities for everyone. Tralee, the lively capital of Kerry, is home to a well-preserved 18th century port, as well as the internationally renowned “Rose of Tralee” festival in August. Killarney, also in county Kerry, houses Killarney National Park with its soft moss, fragrant wildflowers and peaceful lakes encircling tiny islands—all set against a backdrop of mountain peaks and waterfalls. Within the park are the estates of Muckross and Knockreer, as well as the melancholy remnants of medieval castles and abbeys. You’ll also find numerous opportunities for golf, angling, hiking, cycling and other sports in Kerry.