Explore Ireland's first ever National park

Killarney National Park

Sprawling over 10,000 hectares, Irelands first national park is also a designated Unesco Biosphere Reserve since 1982. The most idyllic of places to explore the park takes in iconic landmarks such as Muckross House, Torc, Ross Castle and provides amazing views of the lakes of Killarney. Take in the panoramic views of the highest mountains of the country and keep your eyes on alert as you may spot Ireland’s only wild herd of native red deer.

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Killarney

Discover the highlights of one of the most picturesque towns in the country’s beautiful South-West.

  • Torc Waterfall & Mountain

    One of the most photographed locations in Ireland
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  • Gap of Dunloe

    A spectacular mountain pass notorious for its beauty
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  • Killarney House & Gardens

    Now restored to its former glory in the heart of the town
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  • Ross Castle

    15th Century Castle located on the edges of the lakes
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  • Muckross House and Gardens

    19th centry Victorian mansion set in spectacular surrounds
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