• Difficulty: Moderate
• Distance: 133 miles (214 km)
• Duration: eight to twelve days
• Start and end point: Killarney, County Kerry

The Kerry Way is a popular walking holiday route which starts and ends in Killarney and winds its way through rugged mountains, valleys and along the dramatic Atlantic coastline. The full route is 214 km and typically takes eight to twelve days to complete.

Along the way, hikers pass through various towns and villages such as Glenbeigh, Waterville and Sneem. Popular historical sites and landmarks include the Glenbeigh Castle, Muckross House and Gardens, the Staigue Fort as well as Derrynane House and Abbey.

The Kerry Way features views of the MacGillycuddy's Reeks, the Lakes of Killarney and the impressive Torc Waterfall as well as coastal views throughout. It is also great for birdwatching, with opportunities to spot a variety of species including puffins, from March to September.

A moderately difficult walking holiday, the trail has some steep climbs and rocky terrain in places, but is generally made up of well-marked paths. The route is busiest during the summer months, however, it is still relatively uncrowded even during peak season.