Leisure activities:

Glenbeigh:
Glenbeigh is a peaceful holiday village situated at the foot of the Seefin Mountain just 10km from Killorglin. The surrounding landscape offers a host of activities and areas of natural beauty.

Easily accessible by road, rail or air the Village of Glenbeigh is located close to Kerry Airport and to the towns of Killarney and Tralee.

Rossbeigh Beach:
Glenbeigh is probably best known for its golden blue flag unspoilt Rossbeigh beach, which lies on the outskirts of the village. Rossbeigh beach stretches for seven glorious kilometers and truly is one of Ireland's most beautiful beaches offering spectacular views across to Inch beach and the Dingle Mountains. It is an ideal beach for swimming. windsurfing, sailing, horse-trekking, sailing, sea fishing, shore fishing and many other water sports and activities.

Golf:
There are many golf courses within easy driving distance of Glenbeigh Holiday Homes.

Ring of Kerry:
This is a world famous scenic drive around the Iveragh Peninsula which takes you through such quaint and picturesque towns as Glenbeigh, Cahirsiveen, Waterville, Sneem, Kenmare and Killarney.

Horse Riding:
Rossbeigh Beach is very popular for Pony Trekking and Horse Riding. Burkes Horse Riding & Activity Centre is located in the village of Glenbeigh.

Hillwalking:
Glenbeigh is situated along the Kerry Way Walking Route offering beautiful scenery, mountains and hills.

Angling: Both Glenbeigh and its neighbouring town of Killorglin offer some wonderful fishing spots.

Adventure Sports:
Cappanalea Outdoor Education Centre is based at Caragh Lake in Killorglin and it offers a wonderful range of activities including sailing, orienteering, canoeing, windsurfing, rock climbing and hill walking Tel: 066 9769244

Activity Centre:
Burke's Activity Centre in Glenbeigh is a new centre offering a willow hedge maze, animal farm, and crazy golf. Children will love it. Horse trekking is also available. Book a full day or just by the hour.

Wynn's Castle:
The walls of Wynn's Castle dating back to 1797 are still standing. The view of Glenbeigh and its environs can be seen from this old ruin and memories of days gone by can be visualised.

PLACES TO VISIT
Aqua Dome: In Tralee is Ireland's largest waterworld and includes lots of exciting features which capture your imagination.

Blennerville Windmill: A living reminder of Ireland's rich industrial heritage. Featured in the Guinness Book of Records

Crag Cave, Kerry: Discovered in 1983 and thought to be over one million years old, Crag Cave is a wonderland of stalagmites and stalagmites.

Dingle Oceanworld Aquarium: Mara Beo, is set overlooking the spectacular Dingle Harbour and displays the fascinating species of fish and marine creatures.

Kerry Bog Village Museum: Situated half way between Killorglin and Glenbeigh on the main Ring of Kerry route. It is a must for you to stop off and enjoy a step back in time to the early 18th century to recapture the way life would have been at that time.

Kerry the Kingdom: Tells the story of Kerry and Ireland over 7, 000 years. The centre comprises three superb attractions under one roof.

Muckross House and Gardens: Period mansion set in Killarney National Park

Skellig Experience: Discover the Skellig Experience a must see attraction for visitors to County Kerry Ireland