Your search returned 59 cottages.
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A traditional farmhouse nestled in Gortatlea near Ballymullen, County Kerry. (Ref. 1074835)
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7 nights from €368
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An idyllic detached cottage surrounded by countryside in Irremore near Listowel, County Kerry. (Ref. 1066947)
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7 nights from €532
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An attractive single-storey apartment resting within the village of Beaufort, County Kerry. (Ref. 1074512)
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7 nights from €411
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A beautiful terraced cottage situated in the village of Tralee, County Kerry. (Ref. 989128)
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7 nights from €350
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This enchanting annexe can be found on the outskirts of Tralee in County Kerry, Ireland. (Ref. 1010830)
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7 nights from €341
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Family-friendly, detached cottage near Fenit in County Kerry. (Ref. 917503)
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7 nights from €480
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Superb detached house, within walking distance of Boolteens village, close to Castlemaine Harbour in County Kerry. (Ref. 918591)
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7 nights from €542
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A superb detached cottage with en-suite facilities, open fire, enclosed garden. (Ref. 23404)
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7 nights from €437
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This superb semi-detached cottage rests on the outskirts of Tralee, County Kerry, Ireland. (Ref. 1008487)
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7 nights from €603
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Charming detached cottage near Castleisland. (Ref. 925755)
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7 nights from €504
Tralee, in County Kerry, is Ireland's 7th largest town, and a popular destination for tourists keen to take in the many all-weather attractions on offer. From Siamsa Tíre, Ireland's National Folk Theatre, to the Kerry County Museum and the annual Rose of Tralee Festival, there is so much on offer here.
Tralee itself has some excellent shopping, as well as a variety of places to eat and drink. A multi-screen cinema, historic buildings and wonderful open spaces (such as the Tralee Town Park) make this an attractive and welcoming spot for a visit, whatever the weather.
The Dingle and North Kerry Way both originate in the town, leading walkers out into the beauty of this part of the Kerry countryside. For those who prefer a casual stroll, there are some lovely walks in and around the town itself, including along the canalside. For an even easier ramble, why not simply stroll between holes on the Arnold Palmer-designed 18-hole Tralee Golf Course?
Tralee Bay and the rest of Kerry is on the doorstep, while the famous Tralee Aquadome offers year-round family fun.