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Browse 4,606 holiday lettings listed in County Kerry and find a welcoming place for your holidays. With HomeToGo you can instantaneously compare the prices of each rental from different providers to find the best price and save up to 65%.
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Rent a holiday apartment, home or cottage in County Kerry: from £23 per night
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Price and Availability Index in County Kerry
Holiday Letting Price Information in County Kerry
This graph displays average prices of the holiday cottages and holiday apartments located in County Kerry. The most expensive dates to travel to County Kerry are in August (03/08 - 10/08). County Kerry is cheaper in a week of January (05/01 - 12/01), where prices are on average £67 a night.
Holiday Home Availability Information in County Kerry
This graph shows the holiday letting availability rate for the next twelve months. The week with the least available rentals is in December (22/12 - 29/12), with only 55% of the rentals available. It will be easy to find a holiday home that suits you in a week of September (21/09 - 28/09), as 78 of the rentals are still available.
The weather in County Kerry
Check out the climate diagram for County Kerry. During July, maximum temperatures go up to more than 19° On the other hand, you could have temperatures dropping under 4° 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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