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Let us take you on a leisurely tour of historical south Kerry. Our tour which takes 3-4 hours, caters for small intimate groups of up to 6 people and shows you the very best of our local historical sites in the Valentia Island and Cahersiveen area. The world famous Ring of Kerry circles the coast line of the beautiful Iveragh Peninsula. Every year countless visitors drive through the Ring missing many of its hidden historical treasures - we will take you off the beaten track and show you some of those hidden treasures. On our tour, your local guide collects you from the meeting point at the Daniel O'Connell Church in Caherciveen and will drive you in comfort around the area stopping at Cahergal Fort, Kildreenagh Ogham Stone, Cool East Wedge Tomb, the first Trans-Atlantic Cable Terminal, Tetrapod Trackway and Valentia Slate Quarry. RATES - Minimum of 3 people €25 per person. 4 to 6 people €20 per person.

Homemade Cookies, Cupcakes, Scones, Caramel Squares and Lemonade Hot Chocolate available also.....

Marine Siveen is developing & will now be trading as an Adventure company as well as the original Marine shop for all your boating/adventure activity needs

Guesthouse on Ring of Kerry

An Club/Organization to provide south Kerry with a Race/Drift Track Threw the support of its followers.

Solace Acupuncture Clinic is based in Church St, Cahersiveen, Co Kerry.

The Cahersiveen O'Connell team was founded on December 10th 1890 and adapted the colours of black and amber. Cahersiveen entered the county championship and were declared winners in 1896. In 1929 Cahersiveen Christian Brothers school were given permission to enter a team in the South Kerry Junior Championship under the name of Saint Mary's. Cahersiveen had two teams for about four years but due to emigration numbers dwindled and the town was only able to field one team. From 1933 to the present day Saint Mary's football club has represented Cahersiveen on the playing fields of Kerry. In 1947 the club purchased a playing field in the West end and the Con Keating Park was officially opened on August 6th 1950.

Kate and Andrew Cooke opened QC’s Seafood restaurant in the picturesque town of Cahersiveen on the Ring of Kerry in April 2000. During the 11 years that QC’s has been in operation it has built up a loyal customer base with both the locals and holiday home owners. As a consequence of this support and the dedication of all those involved with QC’s, the restaurant has won awards and recommendations from some of Ireland’s most prestigious food critics. For the 2011 season, QC’s have added a small number of beautifully appointed rooms. Each guest room has been purposely designed to give our guests 5 star luxury. Topping the list are the quality beds as supplied to the best of Irish hotels, pressurised rain showers, roll top baths, flat screen TV’s and free Wi-Fi. Add fresh cotton sheets Jacobs wool blankets and a few simple creature comforts, you can be assured that the rooms will equal the quality that patrons of QC’s have come to expect. Ideal overnight accommodation whilst walking the Kerry Way.

The Old Oratory is an old protestant church which has been converted to a venue for Concerts, Exhibitions, Weddings, Civil Marriages and More

Ceramic workshop and art gallery