Location (Back to top)

Directions

Cork Airport (97km)
Leaving Cork International Airport, turn left at Airport Road Roundabout onto Kinsale Road (N27) and branch left after 3km, merging onto South Ring Road (N28) for 2.5km. At Sarsfield Road Roundabout, take 2nd exit continuing on South Ring Road for a further 1.3km and then at Bandon Road Roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto South Ring Road (N22) continuing for approx 64km. In Clonkeen, turn left onto the R569 for 24km to Kenmare. As you enter Kenmare, turn right down one-way street in town centre and then straight across at town square towards the church (leaving this on your left) up Railway Road, past Supervalu supermarket and bear left and then turn right into Páirc An Callan.

Kerry Airport (48km)
On leaving Kerry Airport at Farranfore, turn left on N23 and then at T junction, turn left on N22 to Killarney. As you approach Killarney, turn left following N22 at the roundabout to Kenmare (R569) and straight across next roundabout on N22 for a further 15.1km and then turn right to Kenmare on R569. As you enter Kenmare, turn right down one-way street in town centre and then straight across at town square towards the church (leaving this on your left) up Railway Road, past Supervalu supermarket and bear left and then turn right into Páirc An Callan.

Within 10kms

Watersports
Watersports are in abundance with pleasure trips of Kenmare Bay to see the seals and other stunning wildlife. Canoeing, windsurfing, sailing and water-skiing are all available within a short walking distance of town. You can learn to dive with a PADI course or charter a motor yacht for the day to tour the coastline.

Call into Killmakilloge for a pint of Guinness with lunch, and on a hot summer's day, a swim in the crystal-clear waters of the bay is glorious.

Golfing
Both the Kenmare Golf Club and the Ring of Kerry Golf and Country Club offer a challenging game over their 18 holes. We have negotiated preferential rates at both these courses for guests of Pairc an Callan.
There is also a very enjoyable local pitch and putt for families.

Equestrian
Exploring beautiful countryside by horse is a stimulating experience and Kerry offers a variety of options enabling you to wind down and enjoy life at a leisurely pace. The geography of the area and its amazing diversity of landscapes are ideally suited to horse riding throughout the entire year. Mountain trails, gently sloping hillsides, forest paths, deserted beaches, all compete in popularity. There are many riding centres & stables, which can meet the requirements from the beginner to the experienced horse-master alike.

Fishing
For quiet, peaceful days with the rod, there are many lakes and rivers to tackle available locally which holds great stocks of a wide variety of fish including salmon, brown trout, bream, tench, rudd, roach, hybrids, eels, pike and perch. The coastline of Kerry has prominent shore angling waters and quality of deep sea angling off this coastline is very good.

Facilities (Back to top)

The ground floor living accommodation comprises of a tiled entrance hall connecting to bright living room with two leather sofas and a feature open fire place, TV and DVD player.  There is a separate fully fitted kitchen with open plan dining area and a utility room equipped with washing machine and tumble dryer. Patio doors from the kitchen/diner lead to the patio and garden.  A downstairs toilet is off the hall.

Upstairs the modern and elegant carpeted bedrooms (sleeping 6 people) comprise of one king size room with TV & en-suite shower room, one double room, one twin room and the main bathroom equipped with bath & shower. Each bedroom is equipped with a wardrobe, dressing table & mirror, stool and bedside tables and lamps.

While all houses are wheelchair friendly and accessible, there are two disabled units within the resort that are fitted with an electric stair lift. Guests should request availability in advance for these units.

Private car parking is available outside each house.