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Kells Holiday Homes
Captivating coastal charm in South Kerry
Uncover our range of holiday homes in Kells, South Kerry. Conveniently located along the famous Wild Atlantic Way, Kells provides east access to beautiful beaches, local hiking trails and unique experiences.
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Kells Bay View Apartment
2 Bedroom, Kells, Family FriendlyYou can relax in this luxurious cosy purpose built home.€ 150 per night -
Kells Ocean View Luxury Retreat
2 Bedroom, Kells, Family FriendlyDiscover luxury and breath-taking views at Kells Ocean View Luxury Retreat, a top-tier holiday home in South Kerry perfect for your dream getaway.€ 200 per night
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Saying?
This accommodation was suitable for our weekend getaway in Kerry. It’s quite secluded from the main road, which is nice if you prefer some peace and quiet. It has a beautiful view from the downstairs bedroom.
Host was flexible with our check in change request.
The house was absolutely beautiful with stunning views!
So clean, comfortable and well equipped with everything you need for a weekend away!
We would love to stay again if we're ever in the area!
As a family we loved our stay here. A car is necessary, but it’s only one short road away from the main Ring of Kerry road so super easy to find and a great base for exploring what Co. Kerry has to offer. The place was spotlessly clean.
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Why you should stay in
Kells
Blue Flag Beaches
Kells, a picturesque fishing villages, is located between
Glenbeigh and Cahersiveen. With its very own blue flag
beach, Kells Bay Beach has beautiful crystal clear waters
and panoramic views of Dingle Bay and the Blasket Islands.
Rich Natural Beauty
Kells isn't just famous for its coastal attractions, the area
also has rich natural beauty. Take a stroll around the renowned
Kells Bay Gardens, a historical home with a unique collection of
Southern Hemisphere sub-tropical plants.
Historical Attractions
Discover the history of Kells with a visit to the Gleesk Viaduct,
an architecturally stunning railway bridge built in 1892. The old
railway tunnels run along the beautiful backdrop of the surrounding mountains. The local pier offers delightful opportunities for
recreation, reflecting the village's enduring fishing traditions.
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Choose From Our Large
Selection of Self-Catering Properties
We have a huge portfolio of holiday homes available in South Kerry. Some of our properties cater for small parties of 4, or can even stretch to hosting up to 9 guests at any one time.
