Kerry Cliffs offer spectacular views of The Skellig Islands, Valentia Island, Portmagee Harbour and the Dingle Peninsula.
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Jan 15, 2025
A bit off the beaten path, the Kerry Cliffs are located on private land with a small 5 euro per person fee to enter. There is free parking. It is a bit of a walk on gravel roadway to get to the cl…Full review by lauries614
Oct 30, 2024
The views of the Kerry Cliffs are beautiful and breathtaking. We walked to several different lookouts which gave a variety of views of the Cliffs. These cliffs are massive and are certainly worth t…Full review by Carol and Ray L
Oct 17, 2024
Well signposted with good parking. €5 admission ( for all ages) but given the overall beauty and information boards it is a very reasonable cost. The trail takes you to two viewpoints which give magn…Full review by 912nicholasw
Between the Kerry Cliff and Kilkee Cliffs, which would have an easier or shorter walk from parking to see anything? Some in my group cannot do much walking but if that is the only way to see them, we may have to skip. Thanks
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You are going to want to visit Kilkee if you are limited on walking. There are two really good viewing spots and one of them is in the parking lot itself and the other likely off limits …
You are going to want to visit Kilkee if you are limited on walking. There are two really good viewing spots and one of them is in the parking lot itself and the other likely off limits to you due to a hike on uneven ground. My wife and I were rather happy for the parking lot view as it was pouring while we were there, but we could easily see the view in the car. At the Kerry cliffs, the viewing spots require rather steep walks that were hard on my wife's ankle.
Yes you can. Its a 40 min. walk one way to get to the cliffs. Just be aware that the road is very narrow and there is no sidewalk, so you have to be extra careful.
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