Cheap Flights to Kerry, Kerry from $442

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Travel to Kerry is currently restricted due to COVID-19. The restrictions for Kerry are based on the Ireland restrictions which are: Entry restrictions

Ireland is not currently implementing any entry restrictions, but all travelers arriving in the country from areas except Northern Ireland are required to complete a Public Health Passenger Locator Form.

Entry requirements

Travelers must complete a COVID-19 Passenger Locator Form before arrival, at https://cvd19plf-prod1.powerappsportals.com/en-us/ From January 16, all arriving travelers (except those arriving from Northern Ireland) must present a medical certificate with a negative COVID-19 PCR test result issued within 72 hours prior to their arrival. Children aged 6 and under are exempt from this requirement. International transport workers, including workers in aviation, maritime and road haulage sectors are also exempt from this requirement where they are traveling in the course of performing their duties. Anyone who arrives without a PCR test, is required to take a test within 36 hours of arrival.

Quarantine requirements

All travelers are subject to a 14-day quarantine period and must be undertaken at the address specified on the Passenger Locator Form. Persons who travel from another country to Ireland, and arrive via Northern Ireland, must also observe the mandatory quarantine regime. Travelers may leave to take a RT-PCR test no less than 5 days after their arrival – if they receive written confirmation that the result of this test is negative/ ‘not detected’ their period of quarantine can end. All travelers arriving from the Brazil and South Africa must complete the full 14 days of quarantine – regardless of whether they have a negative test result. There some limited exemptions from the requirement to complete mandatory quarantine: Patients traveling for urgent medical reasons, international transport workers in possession of an Annex 3 Certificate; Drivers of Heavy Goods Vehicles; Aviation and maritime crew, Gardaí/defence forces, while carrying out their duties, travel to the State pursuant to an arrest warrant, extradition proceedings or other mandatory legal obligation, diplomats, or travel to perform the function of or provide services to an office holder or elected representative, transit passengers who arrive for the purposes of traveling to another state, and who do not leave the port or airport.

If you are planning to travel to Kerry from an unrestricted area, please consider travel safety tips during this time.

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Cheapest Prices for Kerry flights by month

January

$713

February

$656

March

$738

April

$892

May

$756

June

$923

July

$885

August

$901

September

$773

October

$656

November

$644

December

$755

Currently, November is the cheapest month in which you can book a flight to Kerry. Flying to Kerry in June will prove the most costly. There are multiple factors that influence the price of a flight so comparing airlines, departure airports and times can help keep costs down.

When is the best time to fly to Kerry?

Price

$644 - $1,328

November is typically the best time to fly to Kerry, but there are other times where great deals are available.

When planning a trip to Ireland, there are a few sights and sounds that are not to be missed by the wandering tourist: Dublin may host Trinity College, the Book of Kells, and countless sessions of live Irish music, but further south in County Kerry is where you can enjoy a pint of Guinness after a day spent perusing the lush countryside speckled with majestic castles and Celtic ruins.

Flights to Kerry will put you right in the thick of Ireland, affectionately referred to as “the Kingdom”, for its heavenly plains and gorgeous rocky coastline. Hit the road after your Kerry flight lands and traverse the Ring of Kerry, which is an excellent way to see some of the most important remaining structures that represent the heritage of the region and the natural wonders that reside in Killarney National Park.

If you’re a city dweller, paint the town red in Tralee or Killarney and spend a night hopping from pub to pub dancing to the music of local Irish bands. Regardless of when you book your flight to Kerry, you don’t need the luck of the Irish in order to have a fantastic trip.

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Best Time to Fly to Kerry

Whether you’re setting out on a tour of the Ring of Kerry in the snow or eagerly anticipating roughing it with a hike through the rolling hills of the county, there’s no wrong time to book your flight to Kerry.

Peak Season:

Flights to Kerry fill up during the summertime, when the weather in the south of Ireland is on its best behavior and rain clouds dissipate in the summer sun. The Rose of Tralee Festival has visitors from all over Ireland and Europe booking Kerry flights to be a part of the action each August. If you plan to take part in the festivities, be sure to make Kerry flight and hotel arrangements months in advance.

Off-peak Season:

Winters in Kerry are cold and snowy, so cheap flights to Kerry tend to be plentiful after the holiday rush and just after the spring thaw. Try booking a Kerry cheap flight for the end of spring or the beginning fall: The weather is far more pleasant, and you’ll beat the fare-hikes before the sun comes out for summer.

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Getting around Kerry

Bus Éireann can take you from the Kerry airport into town or on to Killarney and Tralee. Trains also travel to these cities and beyond, to the tip of the Dingle and Iveragh peninsulas.

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Kerry Travel Information

Looping out over 106 miles, the Ring of Kerry features some of Ireland’s oldest and most prized attractions, including the Bog Village, the Torc Waterfall and Muckross Abbey. The tour begins in Killarney, and there are now cycling and walking routes available for those adventurous enough to take on a fragment of the route on two wheels or two legs.
The Rose of Tralee Festival, County Kerry’s premier event, welcomes Irish lads and lasses from around the world every August. Those on flights to Kerry during August are in for a treat – the streets of Tralee are beautifully lit and abuzz with parades, open-air markets and live music.
The expanse of Killarney National Park covers roughly 25,000 acres and is an ideal destination for those looking for a breath of fresh air after their Kerry flight. Several local landmarks are located within the boundaries of the park, including Ross Castle. Ross Castle is worth the short drive from downtown Killarney, especially for aspiring photographers: The castle could hardly be described as ruins as the structure itself is very much still intact even after its attack in the 17th century, but its stunning waterfront views make for a surreal, dream-like experience and amazing photographs.
Golf pros from around the world are flocking to southwestern Ireland for ideal sporting conditions and lush, green courses by the dozen. Narrow down which golf course you’d like to visit before your flight to Kerry, as the county is home to some of the best greens in the country. Ballybunion, Dooks and Kenmare are all golf clubs that have been around since the 19th century.

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