You don't want to miss Ross Castle, located in Killarney National Park. This 15th-century fortress is open to the public to explore seasonally (March-November).
Torc Waterfall is another popular stop for your Ring of Kerry road trip. This cascading waterfall is 66 feet high (20m) and 360 feet long (110m).
Ladies View
When driving the Ring of Kerry route, make sure to stop at this scenic viewpoint. It's named after Queen Victoria's ladies-in-waiting, who were impressed by the lookout in 1861.
Molls Gap is the perfect place to stretch your legs and take in the stunning scenery of the Irish countryside. Travel through this mountain pass and snap a photo!
This sandy Blue Flag beach is a great place to take a walk, relax, and take a short break from the drive.
Skellig Ring Road
On a one-day Ring of Kerry itinerary, you may not have time for this detour. If you can swing it, drive the Skellig Ring to see Valentia Island and views of the Skellig Islands.
Standing at 1000 feet tall (305 m), these sea cliffs offer spectacular views of the west coast of Ireland, including the Skellig Islands and Puffin Island.