What to do and see in Tralee, Province of Munster: The Best Things to do Good for Couples

March 7, 2022 Darwin Bolte

Slip into Tralee pub on any unassuming evening and you'll likely be treated to a lively session of traditional music: fiddlers and guitarists and bearded laddies sipping on pints and jamming on festive old tunes. Ladies go easy on the brew, though - you'll want to remain in your loveliest, fairest state for the annual Rose of Tralee festival, which crowns one fair lass as the winner. Her duties? Represent Ireland to the world. No pressure.
Restaurants in Tralee

1. Banna Strand

Banna, Tralee V92 E395 Ireland
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5.0 based on 525 reviews

Banna Strand

Reviewed By GalwaayGalwaygirl34 - Galway, Ireland

Visited this beach while away.Such a beautiful beach , we walked for a long while , the beach is kept spotlessly clean loved it

2. Ireland Walk Hike Bike

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5.0 based on 102 reviews

Ireland Walk Hike Bike

Guided & Self-Guided Walking/Hiking holidays created with your enjoyment in mind.Want a Walking Holiday “unique” to you .. just ask.!It is our pleasure to show you Ireland on foot. To inspire you with our culture, history, music, song, nature, views and in doing so to give you an unforgettable experience. We want you to see the Ireland we know and love --- we do not put anything “on for show”, just exposing you to the true Ireland at her very best.From mountains tops to lush green valleys, streams to rivers, sunshine to rain, we walk in all weather and experience all that “mother nature” has for us!!We care about you and your holiday and each programme is geared towards that goal - a comfortable, enjoyable and quality walking holiday where the centre of attention is you ... the walker.Looking forward to meeting you. You are always welcome.

3. AtlasTravel

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5.0 based on 26 reviews

AtlasTravel

AtlasTravel Bus & Coach hire organise everything from adventure tours such as surfing to downhill mountain biking or hiking on the highest mountains in Ireland to driving a few balls on one of our many world renowned golf courses, We have something for everyone. We organize everything from airport transfers to pick up at accommodation for your day trip or tailored sightseeing or activity trip. AtlasTravel is a 5 star Travel company.

4. Kingdom Waves Surf School

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Kingdom Waves Surf School

Kingdomwaves Surf School is an Irish Surfing Association approved school providing professional surf coaching and equipment rentals at Banna Beach. Established in 2005 we are the longest running approved school in Co. Kerry. Come and join us for an unforgettable surfing experience on TripAdvisor's voted 'Best Beach in Ireland'

5. Kerry Guided Tours

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5.0 based on 34 reviews

Kerry Guided Tours

Kerry Guided Tours provide Private Guided Day Tours specialising in South West Ireland. You will be in good hands with a professionally qualified National Tour Guide and a separate driver for your comfort and safety. Our sample day tours are listed on our website and can depart from anywhere in County Kerry including Tralee, Killarney, Dingle and Kenmare.

6. Siamsa Tire National Folk Theatre

Town Park Denny Street, Tralee V92XW44 Ireland +353 66 712 3055 [email protected] http://www.siamsatire.com
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5.0 based on 371 reviews

Siamsa Tire National Folk Theatre

Celebrating over 50 years of performances, Siamsa Tire is Home of the National Folk Theatre - Ireland's premier cultural experience. Visitors can enjoy a celebration of Irish Culture through the traditional arts - Irish Music, Song and Dance by Ireland's leading traditional performers. There are five different productions to choose from throughout the Festival of Folk which runs from May to September every year. The National Folk Theatre and its Training Academy were established to preserve and develop the Irish arts and share them with international audiences. Siamsa Tire is one of Ireland's busiest theatres and arts centre and is located in an iconic ring fort style building in Tralee town park on the Kerry coastline. The venue provides a varied and rich theatre and arts programme year-round and has a fully licenced theatre bar. The Siamsa Tire galleries host a National Folk Theatre Exhibition every summer and exhibitions by Irish artists throughout the rest of the year.

Reviewed By 551patf - Tralee, Ireland

Booked 6 tickets for the visit of our American friends fir the story of the Blasket Islands - it was awesome, really good - great music, great sets, fantastic story woven beautifully through the whole show.

7. Roundy's Bar

5 Brogue Maker's Lane, Tralee Ireland http://www.facebook.com/roundysbar
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Roundy's Bar

Roundys is a unique bar serving Irish craft beer on draught , wine and prosecco by the glass and carafe and hand made craft cocktails. Open from 6pm till late 7 days a week with entertainment on weekends

8. Nadur spa

Leebrook Located in Ballygarry House, Tralee Ireland +353 66 714 4560 [email protected] http://www.ballygarryhouse.com/nadur-spa-homepage.html
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Nadur spa

Reviewed By lesleym172 - County Kerry, Ireland

Went to Nadur at 37 weeks pregnant for 2 maternity treatments. Lavinia was my therapist and she was nothing short of amazing, so friendly, knowledgable and felt so at ease with her. I walked out of there feeling like a new woman. The overall experience was fantastic and felt very safe with Covid regulations. Looking forward to my next visit!

9. Wild Water Adventures

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Wild Water Adventures

Wild Water Adventures specialize in water based activities such as Coasteering, Open Water Swimming, Wild Swimming and Sea Kayaking. So if it is the adrenaline of Coasteering, the challenge of an open water swim around a Lighthouse or along the rocky coast of North Kerry or a relaxing Wild Swim in a mountain lake or in a secret spot along the coast, Wild Water Adventures are the experts !! Sunset Kayaking Tour around Fenit Lighthouse.

10. Kerry County Museum

Ashe Memorial Hall Denny Street Ashe Memorial Hall, Tralee V92 CXE3 Ireland +353 66 712 7777 [email protected] https://www.facebook.com/Kerry-County-Museum-121924824523387/
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4.5 based on 448 reviews

Kerry County Museum

LOCATED in the Ashe Memorial Hall adjacent to Tralee Town Park, we offer a fascinating introduction to the Kingdom’s distinctive history and heritage. Winner of many prestigious awards, the Museum offers a wide range of permanent displays and special exhibitions. CASEMENT IN KERRY: A REVOLUTIONARY JOURNEY commemorates Roger Casement’s landing in Banna in 1916, one of the significant events of the Easter Rising to happen outside of Dublin. Countless artefacts on display in the MUSEUM GALLERY illustrate the turbulent history and fascinating archaeology of the county. You can even dress up as Tom Crean, Kerry’s most famous explorer, in the ANTARCTICA EXHIBITION. Become an archaeologist in the museum’s exciting tactile exhibition BONE INVESTIGATORS. Travel back in time and relive life in Tralee in 1450 in the MEDIEVAL EXPERIENCE. Dress up in costume and stroll through the reconstructed medieval streets and houses complete with the sounds and smells of the era - a treat for all the family!

Reviewed By W5832SIhughm

Engaging, well thought out, clear and concise overview of Irish History. The interactive exhibits were limited by Covid-19

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