The Wild Atlantic Way

Stay at Ballygarry. Explore the coast. Discover the Estate.

The Wild Atlantic Way

Guests come to Kerry again and again.

Wild Atlantic beaches. Dramatic mountains. Quiet country roads. Historic towns. Small villages. Great food. And some of the most beautiful scenery in Ireland.

Ballygarry Estate puts you in the perfect base to experience it.

Stay with us in the heart of Kerry and spend your days exploring the Wild Atlantic Way, the Dingle Peninsula and the many landscapes and experiences that make this part of Ireland so special.

Dingle

Dingle

Slea Head, Dingle is a journey into the heart of Ireland’s living heritage. Situated in the heart of the Corca Dhuibhne Gaeltacht, this remarkable landscape is steeped in the Irish language, folklore, music and traditions that have shaped the identity of the Dingle Peninsula for generations.

Here, Irish is not simply a language of the past but a living part of everyday life, heard in conversation, preserved in place names and celebrated through storytelling, song and local customs. Against a backdrop of rugged cliffs, ancient monuments, traditional stone-built cottages and breathtaking Atlantic views, visitors experience a part of Ireland where culture and landscape are inseparable.

Slea Head offers a rare opportunity to discover the authentic spirit of the Gaeltacht and connect with a heritage that continues to thrive today. Once you leave Dingle, the Slead Head drive should always be driven in a clockwise direction.

Dingle Town

Dingle Town

A lively harbour town filled with independent shops, cafés, restaurants and traditional pubs.

Slea Head

Slea Head

Follow one of Kerry's most spectacular coastal drives and enjoy views across the Atlantic towards the Blasket Islands.

Inch Beach

Inch Beach

A long, beautiful stretch of sandy coastline where you can walk, breathe in the sea air and enjoy the views.

The Blasket Islands

The Blasket Islands

Discover the story, culture and landscape of the islands that lie just off the Dingle Peninsula.

Kerry's Beaches

Kerry's Beaches

Follow the Coast

Kerry is home to some of Ireland’s most beautiful beaches.

From long sandy stretches to small hidden coves, there is always somewhere new to discover.

Spend the morning walking beside the Atlantic.

Stop for lunch.

Find a quiet viewpoint.

Then return to Ballygarry for an afternoon of relaxation.

Places to Explore

Inch Strand

Inch Strand

A spectacular sandy beach stretching into Dingle Bay.

Rossbeigh Strand

Rossbeigh Strand

A beautiful beach overlooking Dingle Bay and the Iveragh Peninsula.

Ballybunion

Ballybunion

A dramatic coastal town known for its beaches, cliffs and links golf.

Fenit

Fenit

A small coastal village and harbour close to Tralee.

Banna Beach

Banna Beach

One of Kerry’s most popular beaches.

You Don't Always Have to Leave the Estate

Before you head out for the day, take some time to explore Ballygarry Estate itself.

Our Estate includes walking and cycling trails through gardens, rewilded land and natural surroundings, with views towards the Slieve Mish Mountains.

There Are Currently Three Estate Trail Loops

There Are Currently Three Estate Trail Loops

700m Garden Loop

An easy walk through the landscaped gardens.

2.5km Estate Trail

A longer route through the Estate.

5km Estate Trail

For guests looking to explore a little further.
Hotel guests can also use our complimentary bicycles.

Your Gateway to the wild atlantic way

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COME TO DISCOVER KERRY. STAY AT BALLYGARRY.