We have a number of options today depending on previous sightings, the weather and group needs.
The Gearagh is a large series of inland lakes with large numbers of wildfowl including Whooper and Berwicks Swans, Tufted Duck, Goldeneye etc. Scarcer species such as Goosander, Smew and Ring-necked Duck can occur at times.
Or we could do the spectacular drive around the Ring of Kerry. This is a 110-mile drive around the Iveragh Peninsula and has unbelievable scenery, great history and some good bird watching particularly at Ballinskelligs Bay. Great Northern and Red-throated Divers are present here and Slovenian Grebes turn up regularly.
A third option that is very popular is a morning in the National Park with a visit to Muckross House and Gardens which date from 1843 and was visited by Queen Victoria of England such was it's beauty. Then an afternoon spent shopping in Killarney town.