Park Manor

Situated on the outskirts of picturesque Killarney town, Park Manor stands as a quintessential holiday destination in the heart of County Kerry, Ireland. Nestled along the famed Ring of Kerry route, this historic estate offers unparalleled access to some of the most breathtaking scenery in the country.

Guests are spoiled with the proximity to Ross Castle and the expansive 22,000-acre expanse of Killarney National Park, where verdant landscapes and shimmering lakes await exploration. Whether you are drawn to the allure of hiking through rugged mountains, immersing yourself in ancient Celtic heritage, or simply seeking moments of tranquillity amidst lush greenery, Park Manor serves as the perfect base for your Kerry adventures.

The surrounding area presents a wealth of leisure activities, from leisurely strolls through the estate's private gardens to exhilarating rounds of golf on nearby courses. With its idyllic location offering a harmonious blend of privacy and accessibility, Park Manor promises an unforgettable holiday experience along the enchanting Ring of Kerry.

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Luxury self-catering holiday accommodation in County Kerry

Welcome to the wild, untamed beauty of County Kerry, where the Atlantic Ocean roars and adventure beckons like a mischievous leprechaun with a pot of gold! This Irish gem is a playground of majestic landscapes, where your exploration transforms into an epic escapade courtesy of Oliver's Travels, your golden ticket to dreamy properties and wild wonders.

Skellig Michael, standing proud in the wild Atlantic, dares you to conquer its 618 steps to reach an eerie medieval monastery. Perfect for nature lovers, with puffins and guillemots roosting within ancient walls, you will quickly fall in love. Spotting wildlife is the name of the game and Skellig Michael plays it like a pro! Dunmore Head, on the romantic Dingle Peninsula, offers a coast path which unveils deserted beaches and secret coves, perfect for lazy family picnics. The Gap of Dunloe, a narrow mountain pass reveals unforgettable scenic beauty. Whether on foot, bike or traditional horse-drawn carriage, you will discover towering peaks, serene lakes and an unforgettable journey. It is nature's rollercoaster and you will have a front-row seat! Dingle is a colourful hub of traditional pubs, seafood feasts and artisan wonders. You can take a spin on the Slea Head Drive, a scenic route that flaunts ancient beehive huts, dramatic cliffs and pristine beaches. It is a journey so beautiful, even your Instagram will high-five you! The Ring of Kerry is not just a scenic drive, it is a ticket to breathtaking vistas and charming villages including Sneem and Kenmare, where the sound of traditional Irish music spills out of local pubs like a happy secret. In the heart of it all lies Tralee, the county town known for the Rose of Tralee International Festival, a celebration of Irish culture and community. The town's Siamsa Tíre, the National Folk Theatre of Ireland, is like a live-action storybook that showcases Ireland's rich artistic heritage.

Killarney is snuggled beside the renowned Killarney National Park, a cyclist's paradise with breathtaking scenery, unspoilt landscapes and lakes that seem to shimmer like liquid emeralds. Muckross House, a 19th-century mansion surrounded by gardens straight out of a fairytale, offers a peek into Ireland's aristocratic past. Killorglin, a charming village famed for Puck Fair, one of Ireland's oldest festivals, hosts this three-day extravaganza in August with a lively street carnival, traditional music sessions and the crowning of a wild mountain goat as the "King of the Fair." It is like stepping into a whimsical fairy tale with a touch of Irish mischief.

County Kerry is a tapestry of experiences that seamlessly blend history, culture and nature. Whether you are exploring ancient ruins, tapping your foot to traditional tunes in a local pub or basking in the awe-inspiring landscapes, Kerry invites you to dive headfirst into the beauty and warmth of the Irish spirit. So, grab your sense of adventure and let County Kerry weave its magic on you.