Things to do in Annascaul

Activities, attractions and tours

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Things to do

Ring Of Kerry Tour

Ring Of Kerry Tour

P3,436
per adult
80% of travellers recommend
Ring Of Kerry Tour
Best Ring of Kerry Tour ex Killarney inc Killarney National Park

Best Ring of Kerry Tour ex Killarney inc Killarney National Park

P3,717
per adult
100% of travellers recommend
Best Ring of Kerry Tour ex Killarney inc Killarney National Park
Blasket Island Sea Life Rib Tour,

Blasket Island Sea Life Rib Tour,

P7,223
per adult
Blasket Island Sea Life Rib Tour,
The Team On Production

Crystal Cutting Demonstration

P701
per adult
Crystal Cutting Demonstration
The sunlight didnt affect the tour thankfully

Shared Local Pubs Walking Tour in Dingle Ireland

P2,770
per adult
Shared Local Pubs Walking Tour in Dingle Ireland
NO 1 Ring of Kerry Tour inc Killarney Lakes & National Park

NO 1 Ring of Kerry Tour inc Killarney Lakes & National Park

P3,717
per adult
94% of travellers recommend
NO 1 Ring of Kerry Tour inc Killarney Lakes & National Park
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1. Killarney National Park

Stretching over 25,000 acres, Ireland’s first national park was designated a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in 1982, an award given to areas that demonstrate a balanced relationship between people and nature.
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2. Gap of Dunloe

Look for a spot where two rocky walls rise up on either side of a narrow road winding out to the green horizon and you will have found the Gap of Dunloe. This breathtaking glacial valley cuts through the mountain range of the MacGillicuddy Reeks to the west and Purple Mountain to the east.
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3. Banna Beach

Swim, splash, surf and relax at Banna Beach, a beloved seaside spot for County Kerry locals. The ocean rolls gently onto a wide stretch of sand and the sea air blows in over the scrub behind. The wide expanse of sand is perfect for long walks along the water and mornings spent peacefully fishing.
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4. Tralee Town Park

Take a pleasant stroll through Tralee Town Park. Find a fountain, garden of the senses, playground, walking trails and a renowned rose garden spreading its fragrance in the air around you.
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5. Slea Head

Slea Head is a dramatic headland that rises up over the southwestern shores of the Dingle Peninsula and overlooks the Atlantic Ocean. Encompassed by lush emerald landscapes, it’s a wonderful place to explore on foot and experience the beauty of Ireland’s untamed natural beauty. Use Slea Head as an ideal starting point for scenic drives and bike rides along parts of the Wild Atlantic Way.
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6. Dunmore Head

Perched on far western Dingle Peninsula is the striking grass-covered promontory of Dunmore Head. This is the westernmost site of Ireland’s mainland and also one of the westernmost places in Europe. With undulating fields and centuries-old landmarks, Dunmore Head is a great place for hiking, photography and appreciating Ireland’s fresh coastal air.
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What to do in Annascaul

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Frequently asked questions

Is Annascaul worth visiting?
Annascaul offers an interesting mix of local charm, attractions and culture. Whether you're into history, outdoor activities or local culinary flavors, there's plenty you'll find here.
How do I spend a day in Annascaul?
Begin your day with a visit to Cromane Beach and Kerry Bog Village Museum. Then, explore other parts of Annascaul for tasty eats and some retail therapy.
What is the top tourist attraction in Annascaul?
The top tourist attraction in Annascaul is Cromane Beach, so be sure to put it on your itinerary.
Is three days enough to stay in Annascaul?
If you just want to tick off the most popular attractions, three days is more than enough time for a getaway in Annascaul. Book for a week or longer for the chance to really experience the local vibe, tour nearby hotspots and explore a few hidden gems.
What are some activities to do in Annascaul with kids?
If you're searching for tours and attractions for all the family, have a look at these fantastic ideas for what to do in Annascaul with kids.

What to do in Annascaul for adults?
From tasty dishes and cultural hotspots to thrilling adventures and unique experiences, there are loads of interesting things to do in Annascaul for adults.
Are there free things to do in Annascaul?
One of the top ways to find free things to do in Annascaul is to speak with a local tour guide. You'll get insider advice on cool neighborhoods, parks and other major attractions you can enjoy without reaching for your wallet. Glentenassig Forest Park is one place that doesn't charge an entrance fee.