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Falconry Kerry (in Killarney)

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Falconry·Educational, Interactive, Personal
Falconry Kerry (in Killarney)
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Falconry Kerry (in Killarney)
Photo by Falconry Kerry (in Killarney) from Google Places
Falconry Kerry (in Killarney)
Photo by Jim Lumsden from Google Places
Falconry Kerry (in Killarney)
Photo by Kevin Bourke from Google Places
Falconry Kerry (in Killarney)
Photo by Addy Edwards from Google Places
Falconry Kerry (in Killarney)
Photo by Jackie Stumpo from Google Places

Falconry Kerry provides a unique, hands-on opportunity to engage with birds of prey in the heart of County Kerry. Led by passionate and knowledgeable trainers like David and Mira, the experience is both educational and entertaining, covering everything from bird behavior to conservation. Visitors can expect to hold, feed, and even release various birds, including owls and falcons. The team is highly adaptable, offering indoor demonstrations during inclement weather to ensure a comfortable and safe experience for both guests and birds. It is widely considered a highlight for families and nature lovers visiting the region, often described as a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

Falconry Kerry provides a unique, hands-on opportunity to engage with birds of prey in the heart of County Kerry. Led by passionate and knowledgeable trainers like David and Mira, the experience is both educational and entertaining, covering everything from bird behavior to conservation. Visitors can expect to hold, feed, and even release various birds, including owls and falcons. The team is highly adaptable, offering indoor demonstrations during inclement weather to ensure a comfortable and safe experience for both guests and birds. It is widely considered a highlight for families and nature lovers visiting the region, often described as a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

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Address
Inchycullane, Killarney,Co. Kerry, V93 N9Y4, Ireland
Websitefalconrykerry.com
Phone087 127 9745

Highlights

  • Hands-on interaction including holding and feeding birds.

  • Expert-led demonstrations by knowledgeable falconers.

  • Adaptable indoor facilities for rainy weather.

  • Educational sessions featuring owls and other birds of prey.

Best For

Families and nature enthusiasts seeking an interactive wildlife experience.

Occasion Tags

Family, Tourists, Educational, Nature Lovers

Reviews

5.0
Excellent398 reviews

Falconry Kerry in Killarney is a top-rated attraction celebrated for its intimate and educational bird of prey experiences. With a perfect 5.0-star rating, visitors consistently praise the knowledgeable and entertaining trainers, specifically mentioning David and Mira for their expertise. The experience is highly interactive, allowing guests to hold, feed, and release various birds, including owls. Reviewers highlight the staff's flexibility, noting their ability to move demonstrations indoors during poor weather and their kindness in rescheduling due to illness. Many guests describe the visit as a highlight of their trip to Ireland and a 'once-in-a-lifetime' opportunity. Overall, it is regarded as a professional, informative, and memorable activity suitable for all ages.

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Location

Inchycullane, Killarney, County Kerry, Ireland