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Kells Bay is one of Ireland’s most spectacular settings, and the scenery offers a wonderful backdrop to Kells Bay Gardens. Known locally as the ‘Jewel on the Ring,’ the Gardens cover just over 17 hectares, containing a large collection of sub-tropical plants. The Gardens overlook the dramatic views of Dingle Bay, and are filled with a variety of subtropical plants. There are over 3 km of walks in the various different areas of the Gardens, with our huge waterfall at the garden entrance to the River Ramble, Primeval Forest, Ladies Walled Garden, Bamboo Glade and much more. Dinosaur Walk - Come and see the Dinosaurs which are dotted around the Red Walk. These are very large sculptures made from the remains of the many fallen trees in the storms of the past decade.
Kells Bay Gardens are open daily to the public. Opening times are from to dusk daily all year round (please check our website for seasonal hours during November to end of February). The Conservatory Café, is open the same hours as the Garden opening times. There is a plant nursery on site and purchases may be made via the Conservatory Café. Subscription
Adults: €6.50
Children: €5.00
All children in prams, etc: Free
Family: €20 (2 Adults and 2 children)
Kells Bay is one of Ireland’s most spectacular settings, and the scenery offers a wonderful backdrop to Kells Bay Gardens. Known locally as the ‘Jewel on the Ring,’ the Gardens cover just over 17 hectares, containing a large collection of sub-tropical plants. The Gardens overlook the dramatic views of Dingle Bay, and are filled with a variety of subtropical plants. There are over 3 km of walks in the various different areas of the Gardens, with our huge waterfall at the garden entrance to the River Ramble, Primeval Forest, Ladies Walled Garden, Bamboo Glade and much more. Dinosaur Walk – Come and see the Dinosaurs which are dotted around the Red Walk. These are very large sculptures made from the remains of the many fallen trees in the storms of the past decade.
Kells Bay Gardens are open daily to the public. Opening times are from to dusk daily all year round (please check our website for seasonal hours during November to end of February). The Conservatory Café, is open the same hours as the Garden opening times. There is a plant nursery on site and purchases may be made via the Conservatory Café. Subscription
Adults: €6.50
Children: €5.00
All children in prams, etc: Free
Family: €20 (2 Adults and 2 children)
