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This shop has pretty much anything anyone might need including a post office.
Moriarty Centra & Post Office
Main StreetThis shop has pretty much anything anyone might need including a post office.
Food and Drink Scene
This is one of the best Fish restaurants in Tralee. And it's a must any time i am in the area. All the fish are caught locally and if you are not a fan a fish they do a fine streak too.
12 locals recommend
The Oyster Tavern
This is one of the best Fish restaurants in Tralee. And it's a must any time i am in the area. All the fish are caught locally and if you are not a fan a fish they do a fine streak too.
Katie Browns is in Ardfert, just a few minutes drive from Ballyheigue. It is a pub and restaurant and the food is fantastic.
14 locals recommend
Kate Browne's Restaurant & Bar
Katie Browns is in Ardfert, just a few minutes drive from Ballyheigue. It is a pub and restaurant and the food is fantastic.
This is a great spot if you are looking for a quite drink by the fire of an evening, or a bit of Irish music at the week ends. Only 2 ,min from the house.
White Sands Hotel
Main StreetThis is a great spot if you are looking for a quite drink by the fire of an evening, or a bit of Irish music at the week ends. Only 2 ,min from the house.
If you fancy a bit of a dance, Flahives do set dancing to Irish music most weekends.
6 locals recommend
Flahives
If you fancy a bit of a dance, Flahives do set dancing to Irish music most weekends.
This is the Famous Hotel where the Rose of Tralee is held every year. They do a wonderful Hight Tea.
6 locals recommend
The Rose Hotel
Dan Spring RoadThis is the Famous Hotel where the Rose of Tralee is held every year. They do a wonderful Hight Tea.
Parks & Nature
The Ballyheigue Beach is an ideal spot of sun bathing (in the summer), swimming, fishing and kayaking. During the summer there is often a mobile surfing school set up at the beach too. The strand stretching for miles and miles, right down to Banna beach and beyond, so if walking is your thing they you are in for a treat and with the mountains of the Dingle peninsula with you all the way the views are amazing as well.
11 locals recommend
Ballyheigue Beach
The Ballyheigue Beach is an ideal spot of sun bathing (in the summer), swimming, fishing and kayaking. During the summer there is often a mobile surfing school set up at the beach too. The strand stretching for miles and miles, right down to Banna beach and beyond, so if walking is your thing they you are in for a treat and with the mountains of the Dingle peninsula with you all the way the views are amazing as well.
Ballyheighue is a 9 hole golf course only 5 minuets walk from the house.
8 locals recommend
Ballyheigue Castle Golf Club
Ballyheighue is a 9 hole golf course only 5 minuets walk from the house.
Collins Equestrian
If you fancy seeing the area on horse back. Collins is only a short trip away.
If you fancy a swim but the weather is to cold. The Aqua Dome is in Tralee about 20 min away.
62 locals recommend
Aqua Dome
If you fancy a swim but the weather is to cold. The Aqua Dome is in Tralee about 20 min away.
Sightseeing
The Conor pass is an amazing drive to take if you are heading to Dingle. With jaw dropping views of the Ballyheigue/Banna bay the road snakes along the northern mountain cliffs of the Dingle Peninsula.
38 locals recommend
Conor Pass
The Conor pass is an amazing drive to take if you are heading to Dingle. With jaw dropping views of the Ballyheigue/Banna bay the road snakes along the northern mountain cliffs of the Dingle Peninsula.
The Dingle Ocean world Aquarium is a wonderful day out for Adults and kids alike. It feature many aquatic animals from the west coast of Ireland.
64 locals recommend
Dingle Oceanworld
The WoodThe Dingle Ocean world Aquarium is a wonderful day out for Adults and kids alike. It feature many aquatic animals from the west coast of Ireland.
Amazing day out exploring the Blasket Islands of the west coast of Kerry. Leaves from Dingle.
Dingle Bay Hotel
Strand StreetAmazing day out exploring the Blasket Islands of the west coast of Kerry. Leaves from Dingle.
Arts & Culture
The Blennerville Windmill can be see long before you get to it. It houses a Famine Museum, a bird watching platform, kids interactive activities, showing how the mill used to work and a coffee shop.
16 locals recommend
Blennerville Windmill
11 Windmill LnThe Blennerville Windmill can be see long before you get to it. It houses a Famine Museum, a bird watching platform, kids interactive activities, showing how the mill used to work and a coffee shop.
This is a wonderful place to visit if you are interested in the history of Kerry. It is a wonderful place to bring children as well. It feature a medieval village for you to explore, as well as collections of history and artefacts from the very earliest human inhabits of Ireland right up to the 1916 rising.
25 locals recommend
Kerry County Museum
Denny StreetThis is a wonderful place to visit if you are interested in the history of Kerry. It is a wonderful place to bring children as well. It feature a medieval village for you to explore, as well as collections of history and artefacts from the very earliest human inhabits of Ireland right up to the 1916 rising.
Ardfert Friary
The beautiful runs of the old Ardfert Friary is only a few minuets away.