Waterville is situated half way around the Ring of Kerry. A great place to stop on the Ring of Kerry for Lunch and to explore this magnificent Coastal Village. BOAT TRIPS - Looking West over the Atlantic Ocean you can see the Skelligs a highly recommended boat trip available locally. BEACHES - The Beaches in Waterville are some of the best in Ireland. GOLF - Waterville has 2 golf courses. One is over 100 years old and is rated among the top 5 courses in Ireland and the top 20 links courses in the world. The other is a new development which boasts spectacular coastal sights and a challenge for most golfers. FISHING - The Cummeragh River, with it's five upper loughs, Derriana, Namona, Cloonaghlin, Na hUisce and Coppal, feeding the main Cummeragh River which flows into Lough Currane, (17 miles in circumference), before entering the sea by a short river. All these loughs contain Salmon, Sea Trout and Brown Trout. Higher in the hills there are numerous smaller loughs, rarely fished, containing

Waterville is situated half way around the Ring of Kerry. A great place to stop on the Ring of Kerry for Lunch and to explore this magnificent Coastal Village. BOAT TRIPS - Looking West over the Atlantic Ocean you can see the Skelligs a highly recommended boat trip available locally. BEACHES - The Beaches in Waterville are some of the best in Ireland. GOLF - Waterville has 2 golf courses. One is over 100 years old and is rated among the top 5 courses in Ireland and the top 20 links courses in the world. The other is a new development which boasts spectacular coastal sights and a challenge for most golfers. FISHING - The Cummeragh River, with it's five upper loughs, Derriana, Namona, Cloonaghlin, Na hUisce and Coppal, feeding the main Cummeragh River which flows into Lough Currane, (17 miles in circumference), before entering the sea by a short river. All these loughs contain Salmon, Sea Trout and Brown Trout. Higher in the hills there are numerous smaller loughs, rarely fished, containing mainly small Brown Trout. The lnny River, is a useful sized spate river some 15 miles in length which supports a good run of Salmon and Sea Trout from June onwards. HILL WALKING - The Kerry Way is a hill walk that offers may different routes around the Ring of Kerry - if you are fit it is well worth the track - the scenery is spectacular. WATER SPORTS - Scuba Diving, Sailing, Surfing, Water-skiing, Boating, Swimming at Derrynane, Waterville or Ballinskelligs beach. PONY TREKKING - Great way to view the spectacular coastal sights around the local area.

Waterville is located on Ireland's south-west coast on the famous 'Ring of Kerry' and is easy to reach from the airports of Kerry, Cork or Shannon. The varied landscape in the area of the site provides opportunities to many leisure activities: hikes, for instance on the 'Kerry Way', through untouched nature, biking on little-traveled back roads, fishing in the sea, in rivers and lakes. Many beaches in the immediate vicinity of Waterville invite you to swim or just take long walks. Watervillle’s 18-hole golf course is known for its attractive location on the sea, further golf courses can be reached in a short time by car. Several stables near Caherciveen offer riding lessons and excursions for beginners and advanced learners. One day trips to Dingle, to the Beara Peninsula or to the Killarney National Park as well as boat tours, e.g. Skellig Michael well known for his former early Christian monastic site are possible. Waterville itself offers all the necessary shops and several restaurants

Waterville is located on Ireland's south-west coast on the famous 'Ring of Kerry' and is easy to reach from the airports of Kerry, Cork or Shannon. The varied landscape in the area of the site provides opportunities to many leisure activities: hikes, for instance on the 'Kerry Way', through untouched nature, biking on little-traveled back roads, fishing in the sea, in rivers and lakes. Many beaches in the immediate vicinity of Waterville invite you to swim or just take long walks. Watervillle’s 18-hole golf course is known for its attractive location on the sea, further golf courses can be reached in a short time by car. Several stables near Caherciveen offer riding lessons and excursions for beginners and advanced learners. One day trips to Dingle, to the Beara Peninsula or to the Killarney National Park as well as boat tours, e.g. Skellig Michael well known for his former early Christian monastic site are possible. Waterville itself offers all the necessary shops and several restaurants and pubs. Some 15 minutes drive away the small town Caherciveen offers a wide range of shops and restaurants. There you also have the choice between some 50! pubs.