Beaches & Coastline

Ballybunion Beach is one of North Kerry’s most popular coastal spots, known for its sandy beaches, dramatic cliffs and lively seaside atmosphere. With its scenic coastline, castle ruins and traditional charm, it is a great choice for visitors looking to experience one of Kerry’s best-known beach towns.

Banna Strand is one of Kerry’s most loved beaches, known for its long stretch of golden sand, rolling dunes and Atlantic views. Just a short drive from Tralee, it is popular for walking, swimming, surfing and relaxing by the sea.

With its wide open space and scenic setting, Banna Strand is ideal for families, couples and anyone looking to enjoy Kerry’s natural beauty, with a touch of history adding to its appeal.

Inch Beach is a spectacular sandy strand on the Dingle Peninsula, known for its wide open space, Atlantic waves and dramatic mountain views. Popular for walking, surfing and swimming, it is a favourite stop along the Wild Atlantic Way and one of the most memorable coastal experiences near Tralee.

Ballyheigue is a charming seaside village with a sandy beach and views across Tralee Bay. Its long strand is ideal for walks, family outings and relaxed coastal visits.

Backed by dunes and natural scenery, it offers plenty of space to unwind, with the nearby village adding to its easy, relaxed atmosphere.

Fenit Beach is a sheltered sandy beach near Fenit Harbour, offering calm views and a relaxed setting for swimming, walking and picnics. With nearby amenities and a playground, it’s an easy, family-friendly coastal outing from Tralee.

Derrymore Strand is a peaceful stretch of sand and shingle with beautiful bay views, ideal for walking, sea swimming and a relaxed seaside escape. Its natural setting and scenic outlook make it a perfect stop for those seeking quiet coastal beauty near Tralee.