Stay at Curraghmore Farm
Step away from your super busy life and take a really deep breath of fresh farm air, hike the MacGillycuddys Reeks, wander along the Black Valley and sink into the sounds of birds, lambs and light breezes. A digital detox–a chance to properly switch off and enjoy a farm holiday.
Our peaceful cottage at Curraghmore Farm possesses its own unique character, mesmerising views, and a profound connection to nature.
The Cottage
SLEEPS 2 | FROM €150 PER NIGHT | 2 NIGHTS MIN
A little cottage with a big view! The Cottage sits snugly next to the farm, surrounded by the breathtaking MacGillycuddy’s Reeks. The Cottage was fully refurbished in the last couple of years and is furnished in a very atmospheric, fresh and light manner.
Wander along The Kerry Way, one of Ireland’s longest and most famous walking trails, hike Ireland’s highest mountain Carrauntoohil. The cottage’s unique location is a perfect spot to watch the clouds pass overhead and the Swaledales sheep “baa” in the fields in front.
It sleeps 2 in a Super King room, with atmospheric living dining space, kitchen and shower room.
FEATURES + AMENITIES
1 x Super King Size bed
Atmospheric Dining and Sitting Room
Self-Catering, Fully kitted-out kitchen
Modern farmhouse-style interior
Right next to the Farm, Nestled within the MacGillyCuddys Reeks
Self Catering, Fully kitted-out kitchen with your herb garden
Views across the MacGillyCuddy’s Reeks
Eco-Handsoaps and Detergents
Fresh Farm Flowers & Eggs (seasonal)
FAQs
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The farm and the cottage are located along the world famous ‘The Kerry Way’ in the beautiful and wild landscape of The Macgillycuddy Reeks, Co. Kerry. The well-known towns Kenmare and Killarney are within a 45min drive. The closest small shop and petrol station is 30min away, in Beaufort.
A visit is a unique experience suited to those who are keen to get away from it all.
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Whether you want to just relax by the fire, go for a hike, ride a horse or explhttps://www.nationalparks.ie/killarney/things-to-do/ore the Killarney National Park, you have many options, and it’s entirely up to you what you want to do. Here are some of our recommendations for you.
ACTIVITIES
https://www.nationalparks.ie/killarney/things-to-do/RESTAURANTS/CAFES
Lord Brandon’s Cottage
At the southern end of the Gap of Dunloe, within the Black Valley. A wonderful open air café. You can take the boat from here to Ross castle.Ross Castle Garden Cafe
Private kiosk selling drinks, ice creams and light snacks. It also has a sit down picnic area for customer use only.Muckross House Garden Restaurant
Two minutes from Muckross House, adjacent to the main car parks and entrance road. Open 7 days a week.
Deenagh Lodge
A thatched cottage built in 1834, inside the National Park gates opposite St. Mary’s Cathedral on Port Road. A small café run by Downs Syndrome Ireland is a great location to grab something to eat while enjoying the scenery.
Dinis Cottage
On Dinis Island via the N71, 7km outside Killarney town. The cottage dates to the 1700s and is ideal for those following the Muckross Loop walk. Tea room serves light snacks and cakes. Its windows feature names that were carved into the glass using diamonds, some dating to the mid 1800s.