1. Ballycarbery Castle. ( 5 min walk) There is no doubt that guests at Ballycarbery House will find themselves visiting this castle on a daily basis. The appeal of this magnificent castle is instant! |
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2. Cahergeal Fort. (9 min walk) Standing on this walled fort and surveying the area, visitors find themselves immersed into the history of the ancient Irish Celts.
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3. Leachanbuaile Fort. (12 min walk) Right next to Cahergeal, this fort is even more pristine. One short visit leaves you with a life long memory.
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4. Cahersiveen Barracks. (20 min walk) This fine building operates as a tourist office and a museum and is situated right beside the little town park in Cahirsiveen.
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5. Daniel O’Connell Memorial Church. (25 min walk) For a small town to produce such a large church is a wonder onto itself. This building stands proudly right in the heart of Cahirciveen town.
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6. Daniel O’Connell Birthplace, Carhan. (8 min drive) More notable as the birthplace of the great “Liberator” than as a building itself, it still represents the pride of Caherciveen.
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7. Bahaghs Workhouse & Sugrena Famine Graveyard. (12 min drive) Off the beaten path, a visit to this quiet famine graveyard offers visitors a moment to reflect on this great tragedy of Irish history. |
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8. Skelligs Rocks. (Day trip) A wonderful boat trip out into the Atlantic and onto Skellig Rock propels the visitor back into “The Island of Saints & Scholars” |
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9. Staigue Fort. (25 min drive) After seeing Cahergeal & Leachanbuaile, a visit to Staigue Fort should be included with a trip to the Caherdaniel area of the peninsula. |
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10. Derrynane House. (25 min drive) This heritage site as well as its gardens, is central to the memory of the great Daniel O’Connell. There’s also the added feature of a great scenic drive along the beautiful coastline. |
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