Cloghane Holiday Deals

Cloghane Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Cloghane

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

The nation's capital, Dublin, can be found 290 kilometres to the northeast of Cloghane.

Spend at least a few hours picnicking on the shoreline at Banna Beach or Sandy Bay Beach.

Mother Nature's artwork is yours to discover around Cloghane. Just 45 kilometres away, Gap of Dunloe is a terrific place to start. Purple Mountain sits 45 kilometres away and is another ideal spot to enjoy some peace and quiet.

When the sun is shining, Lough Anascaul is a great place for a picnic lunch and a stroll around.

Sports fanatics don't need to worry about being left out in the cold during their stay. Kingdom Greyhound Stadium is 35 kilometres away in Tralee and a great place to get your sporting fix. Don't forget to check the event schedule to find out what's on.

Thinking of stopping at Mount Brandon and Brandon Point? They're close to the centre of Brandon, 5 kilometres to the north. Alternatively, go to Dingle. It's 10 kilometres to the southwest of Cloghane and well-known for Gallarus Oratory and Kilmalkedar Church.

Plan on going to Ventry? This destination is just 16 kilometres to the southwest. If you're setting up camp here, get a map and circle Dunbeg Fort, Ventry Beach and Irish Famine Cottages. Also consider swinging by the Celtic and Prehistoric Museum and the Art in Stone Antonio Fazio.

'There is no love sincerer than the love of food,' according to George Bernard Shaw, but throw travel into the mix and it's a match made in heaven. You're invited to indulge in two of your biggest loves by eating and drinking your way across Kerry.

Wondering about some of the traditional ingredients that are used here? Prepare to taste mutton and pork in a number of your meals.

Don't miss your chance to tuck into Irish stew (lamb or mutton with potato, onion and parsley) or drisheen (blood sausage). These traditional dishes come highly recommended by the locals.

Sweet seedcake loaf is a dessert that sums up this place in just one mouthful. Order a serving and see how long it takes you to come back for more!

Life's not all beer and skittles, but there's definitely nothing wrong with savouring a cold one occasionally. When you're in this area, make sure it's Murphy’s Irish Stout.

Don't forget to mark the 17th of March in your diary. In Cloghane this means one thing — Saint Patrick's Day. A significant day of festivities, this is a great time to head to the country.

It might be time to say goodbye, but it doesn't have to mean forever. Why not save your last few European euros for another getaway to this stunning region?

Shannon Airport (SNN), the closest airport, is approximately 100 kilometres to the northeast from the centre of Cloghane. Map a route, pack your bag and set an alarm clock — and make sure you don't hit the snooze button too many times!

Hotels in Cloghane

Want some hot tips? The Dingle Benners Hotel and Quayside B&B are neck and neck when it comes to excellent service and a good night's rest.