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All ages · up to 60 min · any budget
Why it matchesRent bikes, including electric bikes, children's bikes, and child seats, to explore the Kerry countryside and Skellig coast at your own pace. Helmets and high-vis jackets are included.
Why it matchesSee the statue of King Puck, a goat, which marks a festival in Killorglin. The festival has family activities and music, and the goat is crowned by a local girl.
Why it matchesFamilies can explore the Gap of Dunloe by walking, cycling, or taking a jaunting car through the mountain pass. There are also boat trips on the Lakes of Killarney.
Why it matchesThis outdoor gallery has 150 information panels on Valentia Island Slate and over 300 photos about South Kerry's heritage, culture, and nature. There are picnic benches with views of Waterville and Ballinskelligs Bay.
Why it matchesSee the bronze statue of Charlie Chaplin, a famous silent movie actor, in Waterville. He and his family used to holiday here. The statue looks out over Ballinskelligs Bay.
Why it matchesThis large bronze sculpture in Waterville is a tribute to explorers and seafarers. It features a sundial and depicts a boat emerging from the sea.
Why it matchesStep back in time at the Kerry Bog Village Museum to see how people lived in the 18th century. Learn about turf harvesting and traditional Kerry life.
Why it matchesFamilies can enjoy guided walking tours of heritage sites and scenic areas in Kerry. Boot camps are also available for all ages, perfect for a fun outdoor activity.
Why it matchesFamilies can go for a walk in Killorglin forest, with a choice of three waymarked trails around Caragh Lake. The shortest trail is 0.3 km and the longest is 8.4 km.
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