Plans are well under way to revamp Self Catering Ireland and we are confident that our new look self catering site will be a valuable resource for owners of holiday homes in Ireland and indeed abroad to gain exposure. Self Catering Kerry has always proved to be popular with both Irish and foreign holidaymakers and we expect this to continue in 2010. For property owners interested in getting details on being listed on our new Self Catering site set to be launched in late April contact Dara on 086-8173494.

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Kerry is a lovely county on the southwestern coast of Ireland. The area boasts a huge array of attractions to suit all tastes. Nature lovers should take some time to explore the stunning Killarney National Park, as well as the Dingle Peninsula. Visitors should also explore the friendly towns of Killarney and Tralee. Other popular attractions include Valentia Island, The Skellig Islands and the impressive Bantry House.

Kerry is a beautiful county in the southwest of Ireland. Located in the province of Munster, the county is home to a population of almost 140,000 inhabitants. The county town of Kerry is the charming town of Tralee, which hosts the Rose of Tralee festival each year. Further a field; nature lovers and history buffs should take a trip to the Skellig Islands, which are home to an important medieval monastery, as well as huge sea bird colonies. Kerry is also home to the lovely town of Killarney, which is situated next to the beautiful Killarney National Park. Check out  restaurants in Kerry or be sure to visit our Hotels in Kerry page.

Restaurants in Kerry offer an abundance of options for visitors to the area. Widely regarded as one of the country’s most beautiful counties, Kerry is home to some stunning landscape, from the beautiful Dingle Peninsula to the bustling cities of Tralee or Killarney. The county is home to a variety of restaurants including high-end establishments and lively pubs (many of which also features live, traditional Irish music). This south-westerly county rests on the Atlantic Ocean, and it is crossed by the River Shannon, so as you may expect, there is plenty of wonderful seafood restaurants in the area.

The Skellig Islands are a pair of islands located off the coast of County Kerry. Skellig Michael is the larger of the two, and it covers an area of 44 acres. The island was used as an isolated retreat by monks during the 6th century, and the beehive cells in which they lived are still standing today. The island’s only current residents are rare bird colonies such as Manx shearwaters, puffins and storm petrels. The smaller island is known as Little Skellig, and it covers an area of 17 acres. It is home to the largest colony of gannets in Ireland and Britain. Tour boats regularly circle the islands during the summer.

The Ring of Kerry is a must see for all visitors to Ireland’s south coast. This 170km long stretch is a popular route for tourists, as it offers plenty of stunning views of the Irish landscape. Just a few of the many notable areas include the stunning scenery at Ladies View and the beautiful Lough Leane. Along the Ring of Kerry route, visitors can also see examples of Irish heritage such as Ogham Stones and Iron Age Forts. The area is a popular spot for water sports, horse riding and fishing, and it boasts a quiet walking path named the Kerry Way.

Kerry is one of the most popular and picturesque counties in Ireland. Self catering in Kerry affords the opportunity to visit many of its main attractions from a permanent base. Kerry attractions include the Dingle Peninsula, Muckross House and the Kenmare Heritage Centre. Many visitors also choose to follow the famous road route, the Ring of Kerry. Kerry self catering accommodation varies from townhouses, to apartments, to farmhouses and cottages. Rates are usually quoted on a Saturday to Saturday basis. Outside of peak times, though, accommodation can be offered on a mid-week or weekend basis. If you live in Kerry or have any recommendations for vacationing there please send us your comments.

Self catering in Ballybunion is one of the best ways to get to know this area. If you have never visited before, Ballybunion cottages offer the opportunity to mingle with the locals and experience the Ballybunion way of life. Self catering accommodation gives you everything you could possibly need for your stay including bed linen and towels. Obviously, food must be bought locally should you wish to cook for yourself. Also, any telephone or electricity costs will be added to your total bill. Ballybunion is a beautiful seaside village situated at the mouth of the Shannon. Its golfing facilities are world-renowned and attract visitors year-round. Do you have anything to add on Ballybunion or its accommodation? If so, feel free to send us your comments.

Cottages in Castlemaine are not that plentiful so prior booking is recommended. Castlemaine cottages are usually quaint and traditional from the outside but with modern facilities indoors. Typically self catering is  more flexible than other forms of holiday accommodation. In some cases, pets are even allowed. But make sure to check before booking. There is no need to bring linen or towels as these are usually provided. Castlemaine is a picturesque village located on the River Maine. It is the perfect location to get away from it all. If you live in Castlemaine or have any recommendations for vacationing there please send us your comments.

Listowel is one of the most popular and well-known places in Kerry. Cottages in Listowel live up to this reputation with a wide range of accommodation on offer. Listowel cottages all offer such facilities as modern kitchen utilities, clean linen, and spacious bedrooms as standard. Book well in advance in order to guarantee placement. Listowel is situated in North Kerry. Any time is a good time to visit; however, events such as the ‘Wren Boys’ championships and Horseracing Festival are particularly busy times.  Have you ever vacationed in Listowel? If so tell us your experience. We would love to hear from you.

Ballinskelligs cottages are a mixture of old, traditional-style housing and purpose built holiday homes. Whichever is your preference you will be impressed with the self catering in Ballinskelligs. The quality of accommodation is good with most rated to three or four stars with Bord Failte. Extras, which may be included, include under floor heating and bedroom space for up to nine people. Ballinskelligs is a beautiful town in the West of Kerry. It has a blue flag beach and a good nightlife. Do you have anything to add on Ballinskelligs or its accommodation? If so, feel free to send us your comments.

Tarbert cottages offer a great way of getting to know this lovely village. Immersed within the community you will be treated to local hospitality and will be able to fully explore its surrounds. Cottages in Tarbert offer not only convenience but also every home comfort imaginable. Rates are usually quoted for stays of at least a week but, ask and you may receive more flexible quotes, off-season. Tarbert is a picturesque village with some great attractions including the opportunity to cruise along the Shannon. Tarbert House also offers insight into the town’s history. Have you stayed in Tarbert? What was your impression? Post your comments here.

Self catering in Killorglin is plentiful and its quality is second to none with three to four rating being awarded to most properties. Killorglin cottages are popular, as are townhouses. Purpose built holiday homes have also been built along the River Luane. Killorglin is a fishing enthusiast’s paradise and self catering accommodation means that you can plan your vacation around your fishing timetable. Bed linen and towels are usually included. Supplies such as food, cleaning products etc usually need to be bought in. Simply ask the owner where the most convenient shop is. Do you have anything to add on Killorglin or its accommodation? If so, feel free to send us your comments.

Caherdaniel cottages tend to be traditional in style, in keeping with the rustic scenery of its surrounds. Self catering in Caherdaniel also offers the best in modern facilities. Three to four-star accommodation is the norm in this part of Kerry and stylish furnishing, ensuite bathrooms and breathtaking views are just some of the things you can expect from your stay. Deposits are usually required and remember that rates quoted don’t usually include electricity, heating or telephone charges. Have you ever vacationed in Caherdaniel? If so, tell us your experience. We would love to hear from you.

As a part of the Ring of Kerry it is no surprise that Cahirciveen self catering accommodation is always popular. Self catering in Cahirciveen mainly consists of traditional-style cottages with wonderful views. They mainly range from a 2-star rating upwards. Prior booking is important as accommodation books out quickly in this part of the country. Everything you could want from a self catering trip is located right here. Shops and pubs are plentiful. The Valentia harbour is not far away while such activities as fishing, and swimming are popular. Cahirciveen is located in the West of Kerry. Do you have anything to add on Cahirciveen or its accommodation? If so, feel free to send us your comments.

It is no surprise that there is a huge amount of Dingle cottages to choose from. Self catering in Dingle is as popular as the area itself and visitors flock year after year. Families and large parties of tourists are particularly catered for here with some accommodation offering facilities for up to 10 people. You can choose between staying in Dingle town itself or its magnificent surrounds. Further exploration is possible by car with parking facilities available in most locations. Why not cook some of Dingle’s famous seafood yourself or sample it in one of the many local restaurants, which come highly recommended. What was your experience of Dingle like? Do you have anything to add on its accommodation? If so, simply post your comments below.

Most Ballyheigue cottages offer some stunning views from their locations. With potential views of the beach, the Dingle Peninsula, or the Brandon Mountains self catering in Ballyheigue is really unique. There is a wide range of accommodation on offer in this area. Some homes offer room for up to six guests. Others are more intimate and cosy and come complete with open fireplaces. No matter what you choose you will benefit by living, at least for a while, amongst this friendly community. Have you ever vacationed in Ballyheigue? If so tell us your experience. We would love to hear from you.

Glenbeigh self catering accommodation has expanded in scope and volume in line with the growing tourist industry here. Cottages in Glenbeigh are just one form of self catering on offer. Purpose built holiday homes are also here, as well as bungalows. Rates are reasonable but do go up during the summer months and public holidays such as Christmas and Easter. Competition between accommodations means the quality tends to be good. The vast majority of self catering in Glenbeigh has been graded to either 3-star or 4-star. Glenbeigh is a lovely village, which is only minutes away from great beaches and view of the Dingle Mountains. Do you have anything to add on Glenbeigh or its accommodation? If so, feel free to send us your comments.

As a hugely popular holiday spot it is not surprising that there is a huge amount of Kenmare self catering accommodation to choose from. Self catering in Kenmare comes in many forms. There is the traditional cottage, the ultra modern apartment, the seventeenth century farmhouse, the three story townhouse and so much more! Once you have picked your preference now choose your location. Do you want to stay in the town centre? Maybe you want mountain views? Or proximity to golf or fishing spots? Bord Failte grading also gives an indication of the quality on offer. Upon selection, don’t forget to book well in advance. Kenmare is busy many times of the year. Have you ever vacationed in Kenmare? If so tell us your experience. We would love to hear from you.