A holiday in Tralee Kerry is wonderful for the whole family.

Tralee is the county town of Kerry. County Kerry is located in Ireland, in the southwestern part of the country. Tralee is near another famous County Kerry town, Killarney, and visitors to the area will find much to do in the county.

You will be centrally located in Tralee Ireland to explore this beautiful area of Kerry, a great base for all of your adventure. A holiday in Tralee Ireland is wonderful for the whole family.

There is much history to be seen around Tralee Kerry

There is much history to be seen and experienced in Tralee and the surrounding area. Many of the exhibits and activities are designed specifically for children and are very exciting. One such spot is Kerry Kingdom Museum, which is a history lesson in the form of an amusement park. Visitors will learn much about Tralee and County Kerry.

Tralee itself is a port city, the westernmost European port. As Tralee Kerry is a port city there is much to do on the waterfront. Boat trips in the bay off the Tralee Kerry coast are very popular. Families can rent a boat for the day. The Aquadome Water Park is also located on the Tralee waterfront. Of course, all families enjoy swimming and Tralee is the perfect place to spend time having fun in the water. No matter what time of year you visit, and no matter what the weather, families need to schedule a stop at the Toby World Tralee. This activity centre is great place to have fun on an otherwise dreary day.

Visitors will also find the Tralee Steam Railway to offer a day of fun. A ride on the railway is quite scenic. The railway travels throughout County Kerry and is perfect for families with children of all ages.

Tralee Kerry has a range of quality all weather visitor attractions.

The town has developed a range of quality all weather visitor attractions unmatched anywhere in the country. Tralee Kerry is home to the internationally renowned Rose of Tralee Festival, which is held in the town each August. This attracts large numbers of visitors from home and abroad and the selection of the Rose of Tralee, which is televised live from the town, consistently attracts the largest viewing audience of the year.

The Festival is followed by a six-day race meeting at the Ballybeggan course adjacent to the town. A two day meeting is also held in June each year. Tralee Ireland also hosts the Annual Pan Celtic Festival which is a celebration of Celtic language and culture, amongst the seven Celtic nations.

Tralee Kerry Ireland Accommodation

• Self Catering Tralee
• Bed and Breakfast Tralee

A holiday in Tralee Kerry is wonderful for the whole family.

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