Kerry may be famous for its iconic spots like the Ring of Kerry and Killarney National Park, but the true magic of this stunning county often lies in the places less traveled. In our latest blog post, we reveal five hidden gems that offer peace, beauty, and adventure for those looking to explore off the beaten path. From secluded beaches to enchanting castles and serene lakes, these spots will make your next Kerry visit unforgettable. Discover where to find these hidden treasures and start planning your unique getaway today!

When visiting The Lake House you need to pop into Ardea Gardens.

Daniel and Paul moved are both American born and moved to Ireland when they found Ardea Garden in need of stewardship.

Daniel is originally from Ohio and was raised on a sheep farm. When he is not directing opera and theatre in Europe, he is planting, pruning and weeding.

Paul originally from Rhode Island , is a retired art teacher who specialised in creating visual art with students with special needs. He also was a shepherd and worked in urban community gardening with refugees.

Rosie is a good girl.

Planning a stay at The Lake House Kerry? Nestled in the heart of Ireland’s most picturesque county, The Lake House Kerry is your gateway to exploring the stunning landscapes of the Ring of Kerry and the Dingle Peninsula. Whether you’re arriving by air, train, bus, or car, Kerry is more accessible than you might think. From the convenience of Kerry Airport to the scenic drives that await, getting to and around Kerry is straightforward and full of breathtaking views. Discover how best to reach this idyllic retreat and start your Kerry adventure with ease.

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