Located along Ireland's rugged west coast, the Cliffs of Kerry offer one of the most spectacular and unspoilt views the country has to offer. Rising from the Atlantic Ocean, these impressive cliffs are a hidden gem in County Kerry and are a must-see destination for nature lovers and adventurers looking to experience Ireland's wild beauty.
Often overshadowed by the famous Cliffs of Moher, the cliffs are less crowded but offer equally breathtaking panoramas without the huge tourist crowds. From the tops of Kerry's Cliffs, you can enjoy unrivalled views over the vast ocean, with on clear days a glimpse of the distant Skellig Islands looming mysteriously on the horizon.
The dramatic rock formations and steep precipices have been shaped by centuries of erosion, with the power of the ocean and wind creating unique and imposing landscapes. Walking along the edge of these cliffs is an unforgettable experience, with each step offering new views and perspectives. The area is also rich in flora and fauna, including seabirds circling high above the waves and wildflowers adorning the cliffs in the summer months.
The Kerry Cliffs are easily accessible via the famous Ring of Kerry, a scenic route that takes you past some of Ireland's most beautiful scenery. This makes the cliffs a perfect stop on a road trip through this part of the country.
A visit to the Kerry Cliffs will not only leave you amazed by Ireland's natural beauty, but also offer a moment of silence and reflection amidst one of the most dramatic landscapes the Emerald Isle has to offer.
I am Antwan Janssen, travel and nature photographer from Uden. During my many travels on this globe I try to capture all the beauty on photo. As you can see on this site my preference goes to landscapes, wildlife but also to the local population, mostly abroad.. Read more…