10min drive
Destinations
There’s a certain freedom that comes with staying at Greenane House—the kind that makes every morning feel full of possibility. Step outside, and Ireland stretches around you like an open invitation: wild landscapes, coastal roads, storied towns, and hidden corners that reward the curious. Whether you’re chasing adventure, culture, or simply the joy of discovering somewhere new, the world around Greenane unfolds in ways that linger long after you’ve returned home. And each evening, no matter how far you’ve wandered, you’re welcomed back to a house that feels like the warmest chapter of the journey.
Dingle Distillery
Landside
Within two hours of Greenane, Ireland unfolds like a treasure map—each turn revealing another storybook town, rugged coastline, or historic gem waiting to be explored. Wander through colourful seaside villages, trace ancient pathways, and chase panoramic views that seem almost too dramatic to be real. Whether it’s a spontaneous road trip, a coastal ramble, or a deep dive into local culture, every destination feels like its own little adventure. And the best part? You’re back at Greenane by evening, swapping stories under star-filled skies.
50min drive
Kenmare
1hr drive
Dingle
1hr drive
Kerry Cliffs
1hr drive
Skellig Island
1hr drive
Puffin Island
1hr 20min drive
Adare
1hr 20min drive
Blarney Castle
1hr 20min drive
Kinsale
1hr 30min drive
Cobh
2hr drive
Dromoland Castle
2hr 35min drive
Cliff of Moher
Beaches
County Kerry’s coastline is a masterclass in natural drama—wide golden strands, hidden coves, and Atlantic surf that reminds you you’re standing at the edge of Europe. From the sweeping sands of Inch to the turquoise calm of Derrynane, each beach offers its own kind of magic and a fresh reason to wander. Some invite long, meditative walks; others spark an urge to dive straight into adventure, whether that’s surfing, kayaking, or simply chasing the perfect sunset. And with every shoreline framed by mountains, cliffs, or ancient headlands, even a casual beach day feels like a moment carved out of a storybook. Here, the ocean isn’t just scenery—it’s part of the experience, waiting to be explored.