Discover The Wild Atlantic Way
Located on the Wild Atlantic Way, Ballygarry Estate Hotel and Spa is a luxurious retreat nestled in the heart of County Kerry, Ireland. Our hotel is situated in the charming town of Tralee, with stunning views of the surrounding countryside.
Experience the Best of the Wild Atlantic Way
Our hotel is the perfect base for exploring the Wild Atlantic Way, a 2,500km coastal route that takes you on a journey along Ireland’s rugged west coast. From surfing and hiking to exploring ancient castles and historical landmarks, there’s something for every kind of adventurer.
Local Attractions
Fill Your itinerary in County Kerry…
Picturesque Beaches
Kerry has recently been awarded with the highest number of Blue Flag beaches nationally with 13 beaches and 2 marinas being award Blue Flag status complying with the specific criteria related to water quality, information provision, environmental education, safety and site management. Along with this, Kerry beaches such as Ballinskelligs, Béal Bán, Castlegregory, and Littor have all been awarded the Green Coast Award, a testament to their natural beauty and commitment to conservation.
Tralee – Fenit Greenway
The Tralee Fenit Greenway is a scenic 13.6km (one way) walking and cycling trail that follows the route of the former Fenit Railway. The greenway is a hidden gem that offers a unique and peaceful experience for visitors, with stunning views of the surrounding countryside and the Tralee Bay.
Mountains
County Kerry is renowned for its majestic mountain landscapes, boasting some of the most impressive and dramatic peaks in the country. With many mountains towering over 600 metres high (2,000 feet), including the iconic Carrauntoohil, Ireland’s highest peak, Kerry is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers. Ballygarry Estate Hotel and Spa allows guests to overlook the glorious Sliabh Mish Mountains from the hotel.
Forest and Trail Walks
Discover the many walking trails that Tralee has to offer, all within easy reach. From a leisurely stroll along the scenic Blennerville-Tralee canal, to the tranquil wooded paths of Ballyseedy and Glenageenty Woods, to more challenging treks on the North Kerry and Dingle Ways. Whether you’re a seasoned hiker or just looking for a relaxing afternoon stroll, there’s something for everyone in Tralee.
