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Holidays in Ballyduff

Yep. We hear ya. Wanderlust — it gets right into your bones. So, isn't it time you organised your next adventure? Ballyduff awaits!

It's situated 250 kilometres southwest of Dublin, the national capital of Ireland.

Take some time out for a picnic and feel the gentle sea breeze on your face at Coral Beach or Silver Strand.

Take a deep breath and enjoy the natural surrounds of Gap of Dunloe. It's situated 50 kilometres away from Ballyduff. You can also enjoy some peace and quiet at Purple Mountain, 50 kilometres away.

Take a journey back through time as you wander around Rattoo Round Tower. This historical site has many tales to tell.

Whether you're a soccer fanatic or you just want to lose yourself in the buzzing atmosphere, try to catch a live game at Fitzgerald Stadium, the home ground of the Kerry Senior Team. You'll find the arena 45 kilometres away in Killarney.

Into stopping at the Listowel Castle and Seanchai - Kerry Literary and Cultural Centre? They're right near the centre of Lixnaw, 6 kilometres to the southeast. Alternatively, you could head to Ballynaskreena. It's 7 kilometres to the west of Ballyduff and well-known for the Ballybunion Golf Club and the Ballyheigue Castle Golf Course.

Sitting 13 kilometres to the east, Listowel is a destination chock-full with things to do. The Listowel Golf Club, Garden of Europe and the Lartigue Monorail and Museum are close by. That said, the St John's Theatre and Arts Centre and Childers Park may be more your thing.

Bank cards? Check. Wallet? Check. But have you brought your appetite? With some delicious food and drink to try around these parts, it's the one thing you really won't want to forget.

Mutton and pork are two typical ingredients found in many dishes here. If you don't love them already, you might by the end of your holiday!

No true foodie would visit Ballyduff without sampling a handful of the specialty dishes, such as Irish stew (lamb or mutton with potato, onion and parsley) and drisheen (blood sausage).

You may be eating yourself into elastic-waisted trousers, but sweet seedcake loaf is worth every last calorie. This popular dessert will make your taste buds tingle with just a glance.

Is there anything more pleasurable than drinking an icy glass of beer with a fluffy, white head? Satisfy your thirst and mingle with a few locals over a round of Murphy’s Irish Stout.

Want to participate in the Saint Patrick's Day festivities? Mark the 17th of March in your travel diary and get ready to let your hair down!

When your holiday has come to an end and it's time to wave goodbye, don't leave your last few European euros rattling around in your purse. Why not buy some mementos as a reminder of this beautiful region?

Shannon Airport (SNN), the nearest airport, is approximately 55 kilometres to the northeast from the centre of Ballyduff. Plan a route, pack your suitcase and set your alarm clock — and don't hit the snooze button too many times!

Hotels in Ballyduff

If you book yourself in at one of our most recommended accommodations, the expert staff will make sure that your stay is a cosy one. The Teach de Broc - Guest House and The Tides B&B are worth thinking about.