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When life’s little nuisances start to haunt you, escape away! Where to go? In a setting that exudes serenity and pleasure – the beach! While at Co. Kerry, Ireland, say goodbye to all your troubles as they will be carried away by every wave and splash of the clear blue water of Kerry’s beaches. There are numerous beaches to splurge a weekend or an entire holiday in this county. Savor the best of seaside gems in this bather’s Eden, Co. Kerry!
Fashioned by the rich Irish folklore, the Ventry Beach has lured many travelers and vacationers to experience its marvelous water and relive its story. It is one of the many blue flag beaches in Co. Kerry. Its exceptional feature that adds to its distinctive reputation is its crescent shape. It is believed that this is the setting where the great battle between Fionn Mac Cumhaill and the King of the World took place. Truth or myth, this story is still an amusing part of the beach!
Beach buffs have nothing more than a positive comment regarding the Ballyheigue Beach in Co. Kerry, Ireland. With its blue flag designation, the Ballyheigue Beach is an ideal destination for families who wish to spend a day or more at a sandy beach festooned with a superb panorama.
In Ardfert, Co. Kerry, Ireland, vacationers can spend a grand beach outing at the Banna Blue Flag Beach. The area where this beach stretches is a designated area of conservation with open dune system. The beach’s prime attraction is it unsurpassed view of the surrounding along with the tempting water.
Inch Blue Flag Beach, in Co. Kerry, Ireland, is a film perfect setting for your beach vacation. Its unrivaled beauty has been the setting of "Ryan's Daughter" and the film "Playboy of the Western World". And good news to surfers and anglers: The Inch Beach is just what you need to satisfy your surfing and angling desires.
Another blue flag beach runs the length of the Derrynane Bay. The Derrynane Blue Flag Beach lies amidst a panoramic setting. Its location makes it closer to Kerry’s National Heritage Area. The appealing village of Caherdaniel lies close to the beach. If there is a need to unwind, hit on the Derrynane Beach.
While at Co. Kerry, Ireland, bathers can take advantage of a blue flag beach in Caherciveen, Kells. The entire setting abounds in rich flora and fauna which add more interesting appeal to the beach. Perfect for bathing and strolling, Kells Beach is an idyllic haven for those seeking solitude and tranquility.
Add a beach adventure to your vacation! There are numerous beaches to suit your needs at Co. Kerry, Ireland. Create your own discovery of these well-preserved beaches as you stay at Kerry.
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Ballyheigue - Kerry's Seaside Appeal - Apr 28th, 2006
Ballyheigue, Co. Kerry, Ireland - I always think a resort town is the most perfect destination for an escape, well, Ireland did not disappoint me. Come to Ballyheigue town in Co. Kerry, Ireland and experience for yourself how a scenic coastal village like this can be a paradise of fun!
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Glenbeigh, Co. Kerry, Ireland - Among the many towns that form the Ring of Kerry is Glenbeigh in Co. Kerry, Ireland. Glenbeigh is a peaceful town offering the most exquisite scenery and the warmest Irish welcome. Discover more what Glenbeigh has to offer you…
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Sneem - Explore the Knot in the Ring of Kerry - Apr 27th, 2006
Sneem, Co. Kerry, Ireland - Looking for a quaint, romantic and scenic setting for a truly invigorating and fulfilling vacation? Consider heading on to Sneem in Co. Kerry, Ireland. Find out why tourists to Kerry find Sneem a one of a kind vacation destination.
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Dingle Peninsula - Discovering Ireland's Most Westerly Point - Apr 27th, 2006
Dingle Peninsula, Co. Kerry, Ireland - Here are some good reasons why you should go and explore the Dingle Peninsula in Co. Kerry, Ireland – just in case you still need reasons to take a tour of the most beautiful place on earth.
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