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Best holiday rental deals in County Kerry
Find a holiday rental that meets your criteria among the 5,608 great accommodation options from more than 37 holiday letting websites in County Kerry. By comparing these different offers, HomeToGo features the lowest prices as well as the most popular rentals in County Kerry.
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Price and Availability Index in County Kerry
Holiday Letting Price Information in County Kerry
The price graph will give you the nightly price average for the upcoming months. County Kerry is most expensive in August (03/08 - 10/08), when prices are on average £113 a night. Prices drop in November to an average of £68 per night (30/11 - 07/12).
Holiday Home Availability Information in County Kerry
The availability graph shows the percentage of available rentals in County Kerry. More people travel to County Kerry during a week in December (22/12 - 29/12). So far, 48% of the County Kerry holiday lettings are occupied this week. October (05/10 - 12/10) has got the highest percentage of available rentals.
The Weather in County Kerry
Above are the weather conditions for County Kerry. This year, July will have the highest average temperatures. However, temperatures can go lower than 4° in County Kerry in February. The rainiest month is July, while the driest month is September.
County Kerry
County Kerry is in the far southwest of Ireland and is the perfect destination for a relaxing, scenic holiday. The mountains and lakes are spectacular, and the 111mi. circular Ring of Kerry route winds through the best coastal scenery. Most County Kerry holiday lettings are traditional, whitewashed stone cottages, or larger detached country properties.
Ireland's best produce and seafood
County Kerry is well known for its excellent seafood, so stop off for lunch in one of the local restaurants serving fresh off the boat prawns, lobster, or crab.
Out and about to explore the Kerry countryside
Most visitors to the area make a point of driving the Ring of Kerry, a route which can be experienced over two or more days. A popular stopping off point is Kenmare, a colourful small town with lots of pubs and shops. Film fans will love a trip out to Skellig Michael, a nature reserve and filming location for the most recent Star Wars movies.
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