Things To Do
The seemingly endless sandy beaches stretching from Ballybunion to South Kerry has earned this part of the country the accolade of being Ireland's Gold Coast. Kissed by the Atlantic waves, Ballybunion is a town famous for golf and the raw beauty of its natural landscape.The superb location of the Cliff House Hotel allows both leisure and golfing guests to travel around the county with ease and explore it's history and culture, as well as visit many places of interest. As one of the most popular tourist destinations in Kerry, Ballybunion offers visitors a wide range of activities and attractions.
Cliff Walk
Breath in and feel the famous champagne air and enjoy the stunning views of the Atlantic and neighboring county Clare from the heights of Ballybunion Cliffs. Take your time and you will be sure to spot some dolphins lazing along the coast. Starts at your doorstep.
Sea Weed Baths
Collins’s Hot Seaweed Baths established in 1932 is situated on the Ladies Strand in Ballybunion and is a place where relaxation and rejuvenation are encouraged. Lie back in a bath of saltwater and serrated wrack freshly picked nearby in the wave-cut platform known as the Black Rocks and soak in the softness of the iodine and natural oils of the seaweed released into your seaweed bath. Relaxing in the seaweed is an old therapy for aches and pains and tired muscles and is a destressing experience for the body and combats the strains of the pace of modern day living. With your own private bathroom, it is recommended to soak for a half an hour and take in the sounds of the crashing waves of the Atlantic on the beach. Collins’s Hot Seaweed Baths has remained in one family for three generations. One of the four remaining authentic seaweed baths in the country. Tel: 068 27469. On the beach – 1 min walk from the hotel.
Swimming Pool and Gym
Newly built Ballybunion Health and Leisure Center features state-of-the-art gym, 3 swimming pools to chose from, jacuzzi and sauna.
www.ballybunionleisure.ie - 5 min walk from the hotel
Golfing
Described as the best course in the world by Tom Watson, Ballybunion Links has consistently been ranked in the worlds top ten.
www.ballybuniongolfclub.com - 1 min drive from the hotel
Surfing
Conquer those exciting Altantic waves or take a lesson how to go it with Ballybunion Surfing School.
The Tinteán Theatre
Take in a show in the state-of-the-art theatre, the “home” of the North Kerry Art, Cultural and Heritage Society, which tours nationally and internationally with its traditional Irish dance productions.
www.tintean.ie - 4 min walk from the hotel
Bromore Cliffs
Take a twenty-minite walk or a quick drive to the breathtaking Bromore Cliffs just outside Ballybunion on the way to Beale Strand.
Micheal Flahive Bromore Cliffs Tel: 087 9502167 Email: flahivemike@eircom.net
Carrigafoyle Castle
Carrigafoyle Castle in Ballylongford – now a listed National Monument, was built by Connor Liath O’Connor at the end of the 15th century using a design borrowed from the Normans. The O’Connors of Kerry also built the Friary of Lislaughtin. St Lachtin was the first to preach Christianity in the area. Various internal rooms and staircases are accessible. There are no visitor facilities, but this need not detract from the medieval experience of seeing the castle.
20 min drive from the hotel
Heritage town Listowel
Visit Listowel with its fantastic Writers and Lartigue museums, St John's theatre, great boutiques and famous pubs. Why not have lunch or dinner at our sister hotel in Listowel - The Listowel Arms Hotel - set in a historic Georgian building which dates back to 1792!
www.listowelarms.com - 9 miles from Ballybunion
Contact
Address
Cliff House Hotel,
Cliff Road,
Ballybunion,
Co. Kerry,
V31 E275
Phone
+353 68 27777
