Things to do in County Kerry, Province of Munster: The Best Museums

A small museum with displays on the geology, archaeology and history of the Dingle Peninsula, as well as changing temporary exhibitions. With artefacts on loan from the National Museum of Ireland, as well as those sourced locally, this is where you will get a good idea of how people lived in the area from the time of the first known settlers in the late Mesolithic. The museum text is displayed in Irish (Gaelic) and English, and translations are also available in German, French, Polish and Norwegian. The museum has been involved in the Museum Standards for Ireland Programme (MSPI), managed by the Heritage Council, and is a Fully Accredited Museum. Interactive touch-screen displays are available on topics of the Irish Language (learn a few words!), Ogham stones (with fun games included) and the Early Medieval Period - with so many sites from that time to be found in the area. The café/bookstore has many book choices for those learning Irish, and for children

The Carol Cronin Gallery is also a working studio. Visitors can see the original seascape paintings in the gallery, meet the artist and see works in progress.

This gallery is a beautiful open space showcasing the work of Irish landscape photographer Peter Cox. Located in the heart of Killarney town, you will find a range of stunning photographs of the Irish landscape to suit all budgets. We have a no-hassle shipping service anywhere in the world, and our friendly staff will help you make the perfect choice for your piece of original art.

Photography gallery in the heart of Kenmare, showcasing the work of local landscape photographer Norman McCloskey. Norman has been photographing the landscape of Kerry, West Cork and beyond for over 25 years and his passion is still growing for working here. The gallery shows a selection of beautifully printed and framed limited edition work and all are welcome to come and browse !

German born photographer Madeleine Maria Weber's gallery, located on the Skellig Ring along the Wild Atlantic Way, features magical and unforgettable landscape and seascape photographs of County Kerry and Skellig Michael, printed and framed an different sizes to fit any budget. We are looking forward to meet you.

Sea Synergy is a Marine Awareness, Research and Activity Centre that offers a variety of meaningful activities, workshops, and adventures that empower all ages. Sea Synergy’s immersive experiences in the Skellig Coast’s rich local heritage and environment allow our clients to fully experience what Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way has to offer. Sea Synergy was founded in 2014 by marine biologist Lucy Hunt, in her hometown, the beautiful coastal village of Waterville, located on the picturesque Ring of Kerry in SW Ireland.