Eagle Rock Equestrian Centre is located in Caherciveen on the Ring of Kerry. They provide trained horses and ponies for riders of all levels of experience. They offer a number of trails along the beautiful local coastline and mountain and farmland trails also.
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Established in 1946, the Irish National Stud combines an active role in the development and promotion of Irish bloodstock with its role as one of the country's major tourist attractions. The Stud Farm includes four excellent attractions representing strength and beauty. The National Stud and its adjoining museum are Irelands Bloodstock Industry past and present. The Japanese Gardens represent peace and calm in the finest gardens in Europe. Finally St Fiachras Garden is a woodland and Lakeland walk where nature and man and horse combine in beautiful surroundings.
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Today you will experience the world famous circular route that takes in the glorious mountain, lake and coastal scenery that is celebrated throughout the World. Among the highlights are the Lakes of Killarney, Sneem, Kenmare, and Skellig Islands and Carrig Lake. Visit Muckross House & Gardens a 19th century manor house, beautifully situated close to Muckross Lake, second largest of Killarney's three lakes

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The Ring of Kerry Tour is Ireland's quintessential driving tour encompassing lakes, islands, rugged coastline, ancient history and a collection of villages, monuments and vistas that are both picturesque and timeless. The highlights of the tour include the villages of Waterville, Caherdaniel and Sneem which are all small romantic outposts. On a historical level the ancient Staigue Fort and more recent Derrynane House are well worth visiting. The tour can be accomplished clockwise or counter clockwise depending on the starting point and the time of year. more

From Killarney travel to Dingle via the spectacular Inch Beach a glorious mile long sand bank that seems to extend forever. The road twists and winds into the town of Dingle that enjoys a superb location on an almost landlocked Harbour. Dingle is a busy place with trawlers tied up alongside yachts and some of the most beautiful surrounding countryside you will see anywhere in Ireland.
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Trail Riding on the Ring of Kerry is a sublime experience which begins and ends in Killarney. The highlights include trails through the wonderful National Park in Killarney and visits to Muckross House and Gardens as well as Torc Waterfall and the Gap of Dunloe. The trail can be taken over one day or a number of days and can be adjusted for various levels of expertise.
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Burren Wild are guided walks on the farm of John Connolley with john as your expert local guide. It is a wonderful and personal tour through the ecology of this special region with a detailed and in-depth look into wildlife, flora and the wonderful rock formations of this region.
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The Grounds of Ashford Castle are among the most delighful in Ireland spanning over 350 Acres of woodlands, lakeside and river walks. Multiple activities such as falconry, clay pigeon shooting and horse riding as well as interesting walks are available on request. It is recommended to take a boat ride on Lough Corrib and perhaps stop on the Island of St.Patrick to view the ruins of an ancient monastery.There is wonderful evening entertainment available in the Dungeon Bar at Ashford Castle during the summer months.
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West of Donegal Town is one of the most magnificent and fascinating regions in Ireland. The major attractions are the picturesque towns and villages of Killibegs, Ardara where Nancy's is a great lunch or dinner stop. Beyond this are the most spectacular and highest sea cliffs in Europe at Slieve League, an awesome sight with the Atlantic crashing below. Glencollumcille is a monastic sight located on the coast road which provides a fitting end to an invigorating day touring. Donegal town has a magnificent castle and some fine shops especially for tweed, the local industry for many generations.
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In the immediate environs of Belfast city are many fine areas to visit and attractions. The city is surrounded on three sides by hills and Belfast Castle stands overlooking the city and has fine views across the harbor and docklands. To the north of the city is the town of CarrickFergus with one of the finest Castles on the Island of Ireland. South of the centre the town of Hillsborough has magnificent Georgian Buildings and a well preserved Garrison. Nearby towns such as Lisburn have many reminders of industrial past when Belfast was not only the main Shipbuilding centre for the British Empire but also Linen for the soldiers.
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