Gaze upon the inherent beauty of Killarney National Park. Ireland’s first national park, this majestic outdoor destination has been a designated UNESCO Biosphere Reserve since 1981. It is filled with many cultural attractions to experience, such as the Torc Waterfall, Ladies View, and the Old Weir Bridge.

Experience a round of Golf in Kerry, known for its historic courses like Ballybunion and Waterville. There are 43 golf courses within a two hour drive - Killarney & South West Ireland are truly a golfer’s haven. Killarney Golf & Fishing Club is located a mere five minutes’ drive from Great Southern Killarney. Kerry’s rugged coastline provides an exciting and challenging setting for some of Ireland’s best known links courses, all within easy access from the Great Southern Killarney.

Pay a visit to the world famous Lakes of Killarney, one of the most scenic attractions in Killarney. The Lakes of Killarney consist of three lakes: Lough Leane, also known as The Lower Lake, Muckross Lake, also known as The Middle Lake and the Upper Lake. Take a leisurely waterbus tour of the Lough Leane, an energetic kayak on the lakes or go to one of many vantage points such as Aghadoe and take stunning pictures where many iconic pictures have been taken and shared around the world.