Walking
For the rambler, Kenmare's enviable position allows easy access to both the Beara and Iveragh peninsulas with Ireland's two premier long-distance walking routes, the Kerry Way and the Beara Way, converging in the town. Get lost in thousands of acres of rolling hills and rugged mountains. Our annual Walking Festivals which take place at Easter and May/June offer walkers of all standards, guided walks of various lengths.

Horse Riding
All classes of horse are available for the novice and experienced at local stables. It gives an opportunity to explore the mountains and beaches of this scenic area.
 

Fishing
Freshwater, lake and river fishing featuring Salmon, Trout, Sea Trout, Shore Fishing and Deep Sea Angling.


Kenmare Golf Club
Founded in 1903 in a magnificent sylvan setting at a superb location where the cascading water of the Sheen and Roughty Rivers join the Atlantic waters of Kenmare Bay.


Ring of Kerry Golf Club
The panoramic views of the nearby Caha Mountains and Kenmare Bay to the south, combined with the MacGillycuddy Reeks to the north, provide a wonderful golfing experience amidst the tranquility and beauty of Ireland's most imposing landscapes.

Ring of Kerry Golf Club Website


Traditional Music and Irish dancing is performed nightly in local pubs.

Seafari Nature and Seal Watching Cruises
Seafari Cruises allow you to explore the natural wonders of Kenmare Bay on one of its fully equipped passenger vessels. Their friendly, courteous and informative guides are waiting to share their interest and knowledge with you.

Seafari Cruises Website
 

Watersport
Watersports are in abundance - canoeing, windsurfing, sailing and water-skiing all available within a short distance of town. You can also charter a motor yacht for a day to tour the peaceful waters and discover the many inlets and coves in the coastline all around the bay.