Explore Ireland's most beautiful sights along the southern portion of the Wild Atlantic Way route including the Cliffs of Moher, the Dingle Peninsula, Skellig Michel, Ring of Kerry and Killarney. Greenane House offers the perfect location to discover Southwest Ireland.

Hop on the famous Ring of Kerry route, which passes directly in front of Greenane and indulge in the breathtaking views along the wonderful Irish coastline.  

Explore the breathtaking views of the Gap of Dunloe. Start at Kate Kearneys cottage and enjoy a 2.5 hour walk along the winding road through the Gap, passing idyllic lakes in the shadows of some of Ireland’s highest mountains. At the end of the gap, you can take a boat from the Gearhameen River through the lakes of Killarney all the way to Ross Castle or enjoy a jaunting cart back to Kates Cottage via the route you just treked.

Kayak the majestic killarney lakes and the scenic Kenmare Bay

Enjoy the beautiful iconic landscape of Skellig Michel islands with their 1500 year old monastic history. These islands were the featured in 2 star wars movies, The Force Awakens and The Last Jedi

Dingle peninsula with its magnificent scenery from Slea head, Brandons head, Dun Quin Pier and the quaint town with its unique little shops and pubs makes for a lovely day trip. Be sure to stop at Inch beach along the way!

Killarney National Park one of Ireland's most-loved visitor destinations. With its majestic lakes, mountain trails, water falls plus Muckross House and Gardens. The old Abby ruins and cemetery are a local favorite. You won’t be disappointed!

If you’re up for a full day trip, head to The Cliffs of Moher spend a few hours wondering the amazing cliff paths then head down to Bunratty Castle and Durty Nellies for some Irish history and of course, a pint of Guiness!

If you’d prefer to stay in the neighborhood instead of driving to the Cliffs of Moher, discover the Kerry Cliffs, a hidden gem of County Kerry. Some say they are the untouched, raw beauty of the Cliffs of Moher.