Ireland's national parks preserve some of the country's most spectacular landscapes, from ancient forests and lakes to mountain ranges and coastal scenery. Each park offers unique experiences for nature lovers, hikers, and wildlife enthusiasts.
County Kerry
Ireland's oldest national park featuring lakes, mountains, and historic mansions. Home to the last remaining wild herd of native red deer.
County Galway
Dramatic mountains, expansive bogs, and heaths covering nearly 3,000 hectares. Famous for the Twelve Bens mountain range.
County Donegal
Remote and hauntingly beautiful, featuring rugged mountains, pristine lakes, and a 19th-century castle with gardens.
County Wicklow
Mountains, lakes, and the historic Glendalough monastic site. Perfect for hiking and exploring Ireland's ancient past.
County Clare
Unique limestone landscape with rare flora and archaeological sites. A moonlike terrain meeting the Atlantic coast.
County Mayo
Ireland's newest national park, featuring vast blanket bogs and the Nephin Beg mountains. A Dark Sky reserve.