Touring:
We are ideally located for touring both the Ring of Kerry and the Dingle Peninsula, which are two of the most scenic areas in Ireland. Enjoy the breath taking ever-changing scenery around the Lakes of Killarney, the Macgillycuddy Reeks and the Atlantic Shore line.

Golf:
We are spoilt for choice in Kerry with some of the best golf courses in Europe in our doorstep. There are a number of championship courses including Bally bunion and Killarney to pay as you play facilities in Dunloe and Dingle. Tralee Golf Club, the first course in Europe designed by the legendary Arnold Palmer, has developed a superb 18-hole ‘links’ course at Barrow some 9 miles from Tralee. In addition there are a number of 9 hole courses within and around the town.
Contact numbers for the major courses are listed below

Ballybunion 068 87146

Listowel 068 21592

Tralee 066 7136379

Dunloe 064 44578

Killarney 064 31034

Dooks 066 9768205

Horse Riding:
We can organise horse riding over the Kerry mountains or on one of our dramatic beaches.

Padraig Hayes Tel: 066 7117800 / 087 2629292

Kennedy’s, Ballyard Tel: 066 26453

El Rancho, Ballyard Tel: 066 21840

Fishing:
Whether you prefer deep-sea fishing or just a gentle half days pleasure by any of our numerous lakes we can organise this for you

Killarney: 064 31242

Spa/ Fenit (Deep Sea): 066 36049 (6 miles from Tralee)

Tralee Aqua dome:
Tralee Aqua dome is one of Ireland’s largest and most modern indoor water leisure facilities incorporating a free form leisure pool, waves, rapids, and water slide and sauna suite. An outdoor adventure play area with crazy golf and model boats has recently been added.

Opening Times: Mon to Sun 10am – 10pm. (June, July, August)

Winter times operate Sept – May, please phone for details.

Tel: Reception: 066 7128889

24 hour info line: 066 7129150

Town Park
Tralee’s Town Park covering some 80 acres and located in the heart of the town provides a quiet haven, which allows resident and visitor alike to relax and enjoy the outdoors. Its Rose Garden with its many unique varieties receives widespread acclaim. The Park also contains a modern children’s playground and pets corner.

Walking
Both the Dingle Way and the North Kerry Way commence in Tralee. These two routes open up the beauty and tranquillity of rural Kerry to the casual and serious walker. There are many local walks in the town including the canal bank walk and the walk to Ballyseedy Wood. A new 9.9 kms walk known as Slí na Sláinte has recently been developed around the Town.

Boating and Angling
A new 100-berth marina facility has been developed at Fenit, just 8 miles from Tralee which is proving very popular as an overnight stop sailing the west coast of Ireland. Fenit is also the home of Tralee Sailing Club and Tralee & Fenit Sea Angling Club both of whom have developed extensive clubhouse facilities.
The recently rehabilitated Tralee & Fenit ship canal further enhances opportunities for water based leisure activities in and about the town. Fenit, Banna and Ballyheigue Blue Flag beaches are all within easy reach of Tralee also.

Cinema
Tralee has a modern four screen multiplex cinema, which has an extensive weekly programme.

Greyhound Track:
Experience a night out with a difference at The Kingdom Greyhound stadium, which has been developed to the highest standard, provides racing twice weekly (every Tuesday and Friday, and also on Saturday during the summer). The first race is at 8p.m. Stadium facilities include the buzzing concourse are with a fast-food counter, bar and tote facilities; the Grandstand Restaurant and Lounge and Private Hospitality Suites, which are specifically designed to cater for groups. Tel: 066 7180008 or 087 2344977.

Siamsa Tíre - Irish National Folk Theatre
Tralee is the headquarters of Siamsa Tire (Ireland’s National Folk Theatre). Founded in 1974, the Siamsa Tíre mission is to reflect Ireland's great wealth of music, dance and folklore on stage, through vibrant, colourful theatrical entertainment and to continue creating new folk theatre presentations, drawing on our traditions and a rich cultural reservoir.
Presented through the medium of theatre, using traditional song, dance and mime/movement these Siamsa Tíre performances continue to receive standing ovations both from home and worldwide audiences, captivated perhaps by the appeal of a way of life from times past and by the intriguing Celtic resonance’s that are so much part of Irish heritage and traditions. Tel: 066 7123055

The Arts
The town is the headquarters of the Kerry County Library, which acts as a focal point for the promotion of the arts in the county. Samhlaoícht Ciarraí continually promotes the arts and organise an annual week long arts festival during Easter.Tralee hosts the Annual Pan Celtic Festival which is a celebration of Celtic language and culture, amongst the seven Celtic nations.

Rose of Tralee International Festival ...
Tralee is home to the internationally renowned Rose of Tralee Festival, which is held in the town each August. This attracts large numbers of visitors from home and abroad and the selection of the Rose of Tralee, which is televised live from the town, consistently attracts the largest viewing audience of the year.

Now in its 47th year, The Rose of Tralee International Festival is one of Ireland’s most popular festivals. Over 200,000 visitors come from all over the world to enjoy the best in Irish and international music, parades, fireworks displays and seisuns. The festival is by its very definition closely associated with the town of Tralee and has very strong cultural and historical links with the area. It is also fundamentally about bringing together the global Irish community in a celebration of Irish culture and a sharing of the experience of Irish people and their descendants throughout the world.The Festival is followed by a six-day race meeting at the Ballybeggan course adjacent to the town. A two-day meeting is also held in June each year.

Tarbert Bridewell:

See Ireland in the 1830s as you experience the Bridewell Courthouse and jail.

Open daily from Apr – Oct, 10am – 6pm.

Tel: 068 36500

Pitch & Putt:

Tralee: 066 25450

Ardfert: 06634744

Fenit Sea World:

Hundreds of species inhabit the twilit underwater world where Tralee Bay meets the Atlantic. The Sea World on Fenit Pier offers a unique opportunity to closely observe these incredibly varied creatures. Wander through an amazing submarine labyrinth. Explore the haunted timbers of an actual shipwreck. Fenit Sea World is entertainment and education, science and mystery, beauty and savagery. An experience not to be missed.

Open daily from 10am.

Tel: 066 7136544

Skelligs:

The magnificent Skellig Islands lie 8 miles (12 km) off the coast of Portmagee in South West Kerry. Rising majestically from the sea, Skellig Michael towers 714ft. (218 metres) above sea level. On the summit of this awe- -inspiring rock you will find a remarkably well preserved sixth century monastic settlement.

On the spectacular Small Skelligs 23,000 pairs of gannet nest on every available ledge making it the second largest gannet colony in the world.

A visit to this major tourist attraction may well be the highlight of your holiday.

Departing From: Valentia: 10:00 am
Renard: 10:05 am
Portmagee: 10:30 am

Advanced booking is advisable. Sailing subject to weather conditions.
Tel: 066 9476214 / 087 2362344