Abbey Island is a tidal island separated from Derryname beacch by a small inlet. Most time its passable except at high tide. The ancient church ruins and grave yard date back to the 16th century, and give a wonderful panoramic view of the derrynane house and beaches.
By ferry. Ferry is frequent, and drops you off in Port Magee. On your return you can pop into O'Neills (the Point) for a plate of deep fried Haddock, and a creamy pint of Guinness!
Ring of Kerry
Deenish Island
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Kenmare Town
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Derryname house and gardens
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The Skellig Islands
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Stague Fort
Stague fort historic sight is several Kilometers from Abbott's It is a good walk on generally good roads, and you can start at the Stague Fort hotel, and return there for some refreshments. Click here for a link to some intereting facts about the site