Brookhaven
is centrally located to the myriad of things that this vibrant
town and its environs have to offer.
The world-renowned Waterville Golf Links course is only a 2 minute
drive away as is the newly opened Skellig Bay.
Over 100 years old,
Waterville is rated among the top 5 courses in Ireland and the
top 20 links courses in the world while Skellig Bay offers a challenging
round of golf amidst spectacular scenery, from the miles of stone
walls,
to the crashing sea waves, to the awesome McGillycuddy Reeks – Ireland’s
highest mountain range.
Other courses nearby include Dooks and the Ring of Kerry Golf &
Country Club.
Excellent
shore fishing is available 3 minutes away in Lough Currane, a lake
made world famous for it's highly prized sea trout with
many large fish being caught each season including salmon. 90%
of all specimen sea trout are caught in this lake.
Boats and gillies can be arranged for you.
The
seasons are: Spring Salmon - March to end of May,
Sea Trout - May
to end of September, Bass and Mullet - Good all year round.
Horse riding tours of the area are available locally.
The southwest of Ireland is world renowned for its extensive hillwalking
and trekking and the Waterville area is no exception. The possibilities
are endless from a stroll along the beach to a days hillwalking
on Ireland's highest mountain range to a multi-day outing along
the famous Kerry Way waymarked trail.
Along with walking, cycling is a very popular activity in the Waterville
area with endless highways and byways to explore.
From canoeing and kayaking to surfing, windsurfing and kite surfing,
Kerry's coast has it all! Join the numerous adventure seekers who
travel to this region on an annual basis for some of Ireland's
best watersports.
There are also a number of outdoor recreation and surf schools in
the area.
Apart from the famous Ring of Kerry there are of course a wide range
of wonderful sightseeing opportunities in both the local area and
wider environs of Waterville. Staigue Fort and Skelling Michael are
two of the most well know and best preserved monuments in the country.
Access to the Skellig is available from Portmagee or Ballinskelligs.