Tralee

<p><strong>By Georgina Downes</strong></p>
<p>Want to kick-start your adrenaline? Go on an adventure. Sure, you could binge back-to-back episodes of Ozark, but we mean the quality sort, the kind that leaves us invigorated, inspired, even a little proud. Like the buzz we get tip-toeing along the edge of a cold, crystal shore, zipped to the chin in a wetsuit we swore we’d never wear, surfboard in hand, ready to tackle those 3-foot waves. Well, we all have to start somewhere and Tralee is the perfect place to start.</p>
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<h6 style="text-align:center;">Hit the waves at stunning Banna Strand&nbsp;</h6>
<p>Not only is this bustling, eclectic town Kerry’s adventure capital, it’s also the gateway to the Wild Atlantic Way with an awesome range of activities to discover. Don’t worry if you’re rusty: there’s plenty to ease you back into the adventure zone, like the exciting new Tralee to Fenit Greenway, 10 km of scenic bliss to behold on foot or by bike. Or take a walk through Ballyseedy Woods, festooned in bluebells and wild garlic in the Spring and crackling with autumn leaves and smoky hews by Halloween.&nbsp;</p>
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<h5 style="text-align:center;">Wild Garlic at Ballyseedy Woods</h5>
<h2>From Alfresco Dining To Twitching In Blennerville</h2>
<p>Pack a picnic and head west to the stunning plains of Glanteenassig where you’ll find over 1000 acres of majestic woodland, mountains, lake and peatland to explore. Twitchers are in for treat at Blennerville, a hip local spot for birdwatchers and model railroad lovers alike. Ever had a hole in one? Try your luck on Ireland’s finest links’ course at Ballybunnion Golf Club or do something really novel: take a Moon-lit Swim in Tralee Bay with a group of fellow lunar enthusiasts, or opt for a Kayak Tour around Fenit Lighthouse at sunset and let the mesmerising beauty of the Kerry coast surround you like a red velvet cloak.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>
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<h6 style="text-align:center;">Kayak around Fenit Lighthouse at sunset</h6>
<h2>Swim With Sharks</h2>
<p>If you’re up for something truly exhilarating, try Kitesurfing in 40km winds along Banna Beach. Check out Scuba Diving and Sea Safaris at the Maherees and while you’re there, launch yourself off the giant water-trampoline, just for fun. Climb Carrauntoohil, Ireland’s highest peak, or scale Mount Brandon, named after Tralee’s very own intrepid voyager. Go full-on adventure-mode with some daredevil Coasteering off Kerry Head, plunging your body into the deep waters of the Atlantic Ocean. You might even see some sharks! That will definitely get your adrenaline flowing. Walk, ride, swim, dive or dance; the choice is yours, it’s your adventure and it starts here. The only stipulation is you enjoy!&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>


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