Walking Holidays

From Ireland's Highest mountain range, the McGillicuddy Reeks to the 26,000 acre Killarney National Park - Killarney has an amazing range of walks.

The National Park is a place of outstanding natural beauty - You can choose level; lakeshore walks through ancient oak and yew woods. Heading for the hills and mountains, presents numerous challenging walks and an oportunity to see the more spectacular views. From Irelands highest mountain Corrantouhill in the McGillicuddy reeks to the 26000 acre national park, Killarney has an amazing rang of walking options. The National Park is a place of outstanding natural beauty, rugged mountains, lakes, rivers, islands old oak and yew woods in habited by Ireland only herd of native red deer are waiting to be explored. Killarney is also the prefect base for long distance walks such as the Kerry way, Beara Way and Dingle Way.

The Kerry area has hundreds of Archaeological & historic sites. You will find stone Circles 4,000 Years old, burial sites, stone and ring forts, early Christian churches and beehive huts from the 12th Century. Also medieval castles, tower houses, abbeys and churches. At Kingfisher Lodge we will provide what ever you need to enjoy your holiday, airport, train or bus station collection. All maps routes etc drying rooms guided or self guided. Your host Donal Carroll is an approved tourist board guide and will help you in every way possible to enjoy your visit to Killarney whatever your interest. If you want a short weekend break or a day holiday we will make you whatever arrangements you need. Please contact us for further information. Smoking is not allowed in the house.

At Kingfisher Lodge, all your walking needs will be looked after: Collection from local airport, rail or bus stations, guided or self guided walking, maps and route information, transport to start and from end of walk. Your host Donal Carroll is an Irish Tourist Board approved guide and will help you in every way possible to enjoy your walking in the Killarney area.