Camp 0.9 miles.
Tonakilla House, a tastefully-presented detached home enjoys panoramic views of the countryside in Camp, County Kerry.
With ground-floor bedrooms and plenty of home comforts, this Irish holiday home makes a fabulous base for large families or a group of friends seeking a break to the sea, with countryside landscapes nearby.
Enter through the winding road and into the off-road parking, making the transition into your rural abode hassle-free.
Stepping over the threshold and into the living room, unwind on the sofa amidst your favourite programme on the Smart TV, while waiting for the designated chef to fix up a delectable meal, courtesy of the kitchen’s stylish contemporary interior and marvellous appliances.
Afterwards, find a tranquil spot to position your hammock in the garden, and unwind away from the crowds with a book from the bookshelf.
When nighttime calls, retire to one of the four bedrooms; two bedrooms rest on the ground-floor and two upstairs; providing a perfect balance of comfort and convenience, all of which boasting a light and airy feel, as with the whole property, making it a delightful haven to catch your rest.
Before tucking in, enjoy a steamy shower to lossen up after a day of exploring.
Additionally, there is a cloakroom for added convenience.
On a sunny day, take your morning coffee into the generous garden and soak up the idyllic landscape whilst the children play on the lawn, or sit at the corner table in the kitchen, perfectly positioned by the window making it an idyllic suntrap.
The Dingle Peninsula has a plethora of activities to cater your holiday.
Whether you’re seeking a thrilling hike, or gentler pursuits such as a boat trip or a kayak, or to experience the area by car, embark on the renowned Slea Head Drive and stop along the amazing viewpoints like White Cross and Coumeenoole Beach; there is something for everyone at this town.
Keep your eyes peeled for events such as The Dingle Races in August, The Food Festival in October, as well as traditional, village events like fetes and regattas.
Stroll around the vibrant town of Camp, with an array of independent eateries and cafés, serving traditional Irish dishes, as well as activities to keep your little ones entertained.
For animal lovers, head to Sandy Feet Farm and say hello to the various animals inhabiting there; alpacas, cows, chickens, to name a few.
To cool down, a short stroll will bring you to Camp Beach, perfect for ocean dips and sunbathing, all while enveloped by the serene landscape of Tralee Bay.
For those seeking an adventure, head to Castlegreogory and try out the various water sporting activities scattered around, before staying for sunset at Maharees, home to Fenit Harbour, the main port of County Terry.
If you are more of an observer, this bustling town boasts a plethora of eateries so be sure to tick them off as you go!
Lastly, the marvellous town of Tralee cannot be missed, home to one of Ireland’s largest indoor Waterworlds, making it a memory-filled day however the weather.
If you’re seeking a game of friendly competition, indulge in a round of mini golf, before heading to the cinema for an evening of fine dining.
Tonakilla House invites you to embark on a truly marvellous getaway in County Kerry.