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Activities near Currane lodge, Waterville, Co. Kerry
Watersports
There are a number of watersport centres providing a range of watersports from Kayaking , sailing, diving courses to surfing.
Music
A variety of music to be heard in the local pubs as well as a traditionalIrish night with set dancing etc Entertainment also at the local Teach Amergin venuwith various artists through out the year.
Eating Out
Locally there are a number of places for eating to choose from. The selection ranging from Gourmet to simple take aways. there is some where to suit everyone and we will advise you on what ever suits you.
Museum
visit the historical home and museum of Daniel O'Connell
National Park at Derrynane
walking trails ,tropical plants, beaches historic home.
Shops and Services
Grocery store, butcher shop, craft shops, hardware and filling station, hairdresser, beautician,post office, internet cafe, pharmacy, fishing tacle shop, golfshops all avilable locally in the village or nearby
Equestrian
There are 3 riding stables on the peninsula . They cater forfor all abilities. With beach gallops etc
Charlie Chaplin
The village of Waterville and the surrounding area was a much loved holiday destination by Charlie Chaplin and a statue of him is situated in the village to remember him.
Courses, Crafts and Workshops.
Teach Amergin the local cultural and education centre offers many workshops and courses see their web site for dates etc
Walking
The Kerry Way runs north , south and east of our B&B so there are wany walks to do each day. There are levels to suit all abilities. We supply ordnance survy maps free of charge for the duration of your stay.
Golfing
There are two Golf Courses only five minutes drive away, The famous Waterville Link course and the new skellig Bay course
Cycling
Nearby there are beautifyl scenic cycling routes on the quiter country roads. Bike hire can be arranged for you.
Skellig Michael:
World Heritage site situated off our coast. Daily boat trips each day.We can arrange your trip for your convience.
Archealogy
The peninsula has an enormous variety of heritage sites from standing stones,celtic crosses, ogham stones, ring forts to great monastic sites such as Church Island on Lough Currane and the World Heritage site Skellig Michael of our coast.
Bird Watching
There is a great unspoilt enviornment supporting a variety of bird species from the tiny wren to the majestic white tailed Eagle . sea birds are also in abundance with puffins and gannets in great numbers on the little skellig.
Beaches
We have on our coast a large number of quiet sandy beaches, clear water , some beaches with life guards.
Angling
Salmon and seatrout angling on Lough Currane and the smaller lakes in the upper part of the system as well as river fishing.
Sea Angling
Shore angling, Deep sea angling as well as fly fishing for bass.
