Alongside Woodlands Park sits Ireland’s largest and most exciting waterworld, the Aqua Dome. It’s wet, wild and wonderful — with fun features for all ages from kiddies pools and sky high slides through to its raging rapids and exclusively adult health suite. If you don’t feel like getting wet, that’s no problem! Aqua Golf is a great game for all the family to play. Located next to the Aqua Dome, this 18 hole themed miniature golf course is not only great fun but also a test of your putting skills! Alongside the golf, play with the remote control truck & boats! www.aquadome.ie

AQUA DOME / WOODLANDS PARK SPECIAL DEAL €400 for 7 nights
(2 Adults & 4 Children U/16) 7 Nights at Woodlands Caravan & Camping Park for a family including electricity with unlimited access to the Aqua Dome and Aqua Golf.

	Siamsa Tire Founded in 1974, Siamsa Tire, the National Folk Theatre of Ireland, presents on stage a theatrical entertainment based on the wealth of music, dance and folklore that has evolved in Ireland from the earliest times to the present. Siamsa Tire has represented Ireland all over the world and is the showpiece of the Celtic culture of music, mime, story and dance. www.siamsatire.com
	Kerry County Museum Kerry County Museum, housed in the Ashe Memorial Hall in Denny Street, provides a fascinating guide to the archaeological riches and heritage of the county. Your tour of the museum is complemented by a visit to the Geraldine Experience, which takes you back in time to Medieval Ireland. Visitors can walk through the re-created streets, houses, abbey and castle of medieval Tralee. Special sound, lighting and odour effects help to make this an almost life-like experience. www.kerrymuseum.ie
	Kingdom Greyhound Stadium If you want a night out full of colour, excitement, and excellent food, all in lavish comfort, Tralee’s ultra-modern Kingdom Greyhound Stadium is the place to head for. The splendid grandstand allows panoramic views of the action, while the restaurant, lounge bar, and hospitality suites ensure punters are kept plied with essential sustenance. A great night’s fun? You bet! http://www.holidaytralee.com/greyhound.html
	Steam Train and Blennerville Windmill The Tralee & Dingle Light Railway (1891 – 1953) was one of the world’s most famous narrow gauge railways. Now the Tralee – Blennerville section has been restored and visitors can experience the sensation of traveling by steam train from Tralee to Blennerville during the summer season. Once you reach Blennerville, you may visit its famous Windmill. This unique 201 year old restored windmill houses an acclaimed audio-visual exhibition of Irish milling history and features working millstones. Exhibitions on the history of bread-making in Ireland and on the Blennerhassetts, founders of Blennerville, are also on show.