Hostels in Cahirdaniel Village, Ireland

Cahirdaniel Village (Ring of Kerry), County Kerry, Ireland, is situated on the road N70 in County Kerry, which is in the southwest of Ireland. The county is most famous for the so-called Ring of Kerry, a circular tourist route showing the best parts of the local nature, coastline, and culture. The old village is next to the scenic shores of Derryane Bay. Most tourists come to the county due to the beautiful nature. For this reason, almost all of the things to do in and around the small village involve outdoor activities. Horse riding, biking, and hiking are the best options to get a real feeling for the scenic landscapes and the beautiful beaches. Near the town is the old Derrynane House, the ancestral home of Daniel O'Connell, who was a famous Irish politician and statesman in the nineteenth century. Between May and October, the average maximum temperature during the day reaches between fourteen and eighteen degrees. So it is the perfect period for all sorts of outdoor activities. The days with precipitation range from twelve to eighteen every month. Consequently, you should be prepared and take suitable clothes with you.

Mainly holiday apartments, some guesthouses, and hostels in Cahirdaniel Village (Ring of Kerry), County Kerry, Ireland, offer tourists a place to stay for the night. The Ring of Kerry is a popular tourist attraction, so be prepared that your Cahirdaniel Village (Ring of Kerry), County Kerry, Ireland hostel can be booked out in the peak season. Most likely, you'll visit the area by car, so if you are flexible, you can check out Ballinskelligs, which is a thirty-minute drive from Caherdaniel. There, you'll find additional inexpensive hostels.

Derrynane House is open to the public and the worth-seeing Derrynane National Historic Park was laid out in previous centuries in the north and west of the building. Inside the house, visitors find many relics of Daniel O'Connell's life, family, and career. Guided tours are available on request. The ancient Caherdaniel Fort lies west of the village. It takes approximately fifteen minutes on foot to reach the site from the centre of Caherdaniel. The old stone fort dates back to the seventh century and it is worth visiting. Several beaches, especially the beautiful Derrynane Beach, welcome tourists. Derrynane Sea Sports, a haven for holidaymakers, is perfect for sport enthusiasts. No matter if you're sailing, windsurfing, or kayaking -- here you can hire every sort of equipment.