Tralee, County Kerry

Tralee - Trá Lí - Strand of Lí

Location of Tralee

Tralee Town is located in the South-West of Ireland in County Kerry. Situated at the start of both the Dingle and Kerry Head Peninsula. Tralee is the chief town of Kerry, set at the mouth of Tralee Bay.

History of Tralee

The town has become famous due to the International Rose of Tralee Festival and the Tralee Races. Both of these events are held on the same weekend at the end of August each year, making Tralee town a lively place to visit. Tralee town has much to offer the visitor from all-weather attractions for all ages, a large retail park, historic buildings and entertainment venues.

Tralee Visitor Attractions

Aqua Dome - Tralee

Kerry County Museum - Tralee

The Playdium - Tralee

North Kerry Way - Tralee

Tralee Festivals

August Rose of Tralee - Tralee

Transport

Aeroplane: Kerry Airport is the closest airport to Tralee Town - 19km. Click here for details on Irish Airports.

Train: A train service operates to Tralee station. Timetables can be viewed by logging onto Irish Rail web site

Bus: A bus service operates for Tralee. The bus stop is located at the main bus station. Timetables can be viewed by logging onto Bus Eireann web site

Car Hire: Irish Car Rentals, Car Hire in Ireland

Tralee Accommodation Listings

The Forge , B&B

The Forge is a purpose built, family run bed and breakfast, which provides a high standard of accommodation and is approved by Bord Failte.located in Tralee Town

Season: All Year Occupancy: Bed and Breakfast

Bleach Farmhouse, B&B

Bleach Farmhouse is a traditional farmhouse set on a working beef farm. This homely bed and breakfast is scenically located beside the village of Blennerville at the start of the Dingle Way Walking Route. Bleach Farmhouse is in an ideal location for touri

Season: March - October Occupancy: Bed and Breakfast