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Outdoor Adventures in South West Kerry

Unforgettable Experiences on Land and Sea, Minutes from Cahersiveen

With its rugged coastline, quiet beaches, and wild mountain backdrop, Southwest Kerry is the perfect setting for outdoor adventure.

From paddling calm bays to catching Atlantic waves or casting a line at sunset, the region offers immersive, nature-driven activities for every energy level.

Whether you're chasing adrenaline or simply looking to reconnect with the landscape, your adventure begins right here.

Located in the heart of Cahersiveen (V23 RV07), the Kerry Coast Hotel and Frank’s Bar & Bistro are your perfect base for exploration, rest, and refuelling.

Glide through crystal-clear waters and explore the coastline by kayak—fun for families, beginners,
and adventure seekers alike.

Kayaking in Ballinskelligs Bay

Explore Southwest Kerry from a new perspective—the waterline. Ballinskelligs Bay offers some of the calmest and most scenic paddling in the region, with sea caves, coastal inlets, and views of the Skellig Islands rising offshore.

Kayak rentals and guided tours are available locally, making it an accessible and family-friendly activity for all experience levels.

Perfect for: families, first-time paddlers, wildlife spotting

Stand-Up Paddleboarding (SUP)

Ideal on calmer days, stand-up paddleboarding lets you cruise gently through bays, coves, and harbours while soaking in the wild scenery.

With SUP lessons and rentals available around Ballinskelligs and Derrynane, it’s a low-pressure way to get active while staying close to the shore.

Perfect for: beginners, slow-paced exploration, couples

Stand-up paddleboarding at sunset—serene, scenic, and the perfect way to end a coastal day.

Surfing in St. Finian’s Bay

For something more energetic, St. Finian’s Bay is a go-to for surfers chasing Atlantic swells.

Backed by cliffs and with views of the Skelligs out to sea, it’s one of the most scenic surf spots in Ireland.

Local instructors provide lessons and gear, whether you’re hopping on a board for the first time or refining your skills.

Perfect for: adventure seekers, surf learners, teens & groups

Fishing in South West Kerry

If your perfect day outdoors involves peace and patience, South Kerry’s coastline, rivers, and lakes offer excellent fishing.

Try shore fishing near Valentia or Ballinskelligs, join a deep-sea charter from Portmagee, or fish inland near Lough Currane.

Expect mackerel, bass, pollock, and trout—and plenty of local knowledge from the guides.

Perfect for: anglers, boat trips, solo travellers

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Catching waves with the Skelligs on the horizon—surfing in Kerry doesn't get more epic than this.

Evening fishing on the Kerry coast—peaceful waters, golden skies, and the chance of a fresh catch.

Make It a Day to Remember

Whatever your adventure, finish it off with a well-earned meal at Frank’s Bar & Bistro. Just minutes from the sea and serving food until 9 pm, Frank’s offers fresh, hearty dishes, local seafood, craft beers, and warm Kerry hospitality—everything you need to refuel after a day outdoors.

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