Located in Waterville, 5 Centre Point Mews, Main Street Waterville, Co. Kerry, V23X884, our B&B is a peaceful place to slow down, relax and experience the natural beauty of Ireland’s west coast. From all major airports, Killarney is easily accessible. A direct bus connects Killarney to Waterville, stopping just 200 metres from the B&B. If preferred, we are happy to arrange a car pick-up to make your arrival even more comfortable.
Even on Ireland’s most changeable days, there is always a hint of sunshine here. We bring that warmth indoors with a cosy, welcoming atmosphere where guests can slow down, relax and feel at home.
Waterville is a small coastal village in southwest Ireland, beautifully set between the Atlantic Ocean and Lough Currane. Historically a fishing community, it became a popular seaside resort in the 19th century and was famously a summer retreat of Charlie Chaplin. Waterville lies directly on the renowned Ring of Kerry, one of Ireland’s most iconic touring routes. The surrounding area offers beaches, mountains, and lakes, making it ideal for outdoor activities and nature lovers. Waterville is easily reached by car via Killarney or Cork airport, both around 1.5 to 2 hours away.
why Stay With Us ?
Europe’s Last Sunset B&B is a warm and welcoming home in Waterville, on Ireland’s west coast, one of the last places in Europe to witness the sunset. Even on changing Irish days, there is almost always a beautiful moment of light, and at Europe’s Last Sunset B&B we bring that sense of calm and brightness indoors, creating a relaxed and cozy place to stay.
Our B&B offers comfortable, spacious rooms with large 160 cm double beds and private terraces, as well as shared spaces that invite guests to slow down and unwind. Tucked away in a quiet side street just off Main Street, the house feels peaceful while everything in Waterville remains within easy minutes walking distance.
Each morning, guests can enjoy a self-service continental breakfast with locally sourced products, taken at their own pace in a relaxed setting. The house features 3 terraces in total, offering plenty of outdoor space to enjoy the fresh Atlantic air.
Run by Belgian owners, Last Sunset B&B is known for its warm, personal hospitality. We are happy to welcome guests in English, Dutch and French, but certainly not limited to… and we enjoy sharing local tips, whether it’s about the Ring of Kerry, nearby beaches, mountain walks, lakes or scenic cycling routes. With a genuine love for good beer and wine, we are always glad to help guests discover the best places to enjoy the region.
Last Sunset B&B is an ideal base for exploring the Ring of Kerry and the Wild Atlantic Way, while offering a calm, comfortable retreat to return to at the end of the day.
- One of Europe’s last sunsets on Ireland’s west coast
- Spacious rooms with comfortable 160 cm beds
- Private terraces for all rooms and living / dining space
- Quiet location just off Waterville’s Main Street
- Self-service continental breakfast with local products
- Warm, personal hospitality in a relaxed home
- Belgian owners passionate about beer and wine.
- Perfect base for the Ring of Kerry and nature nearby
Our Rooms
Ground Floor Twin bed Room (Under renovation)
- 90 cm single beds
- Easy access (ground floor)
- Private terrace
- Shared bathroom (with owner only)
- Quiet and comfortable setting
Ideal for guests seeking comfort, simplicity and a relaxed stay.
Accommodation available for up to 7 guests in total (on request).
Upstairs Ensuite Family Room
- 160 cm double bed
- Private ensuite bathroom
- Optional single bed / baby cot
- Sitting corner & private terrace
- Views over mountains and lakes
Perfect for couples or small families.
Breakfast & Hospitality
Each morning, guests can enjoy a self-service continental breakfast in our shared living room.
- Fresh bread & local products
- Coffee machine, kettle & toaster, egg-boiler
- Refrigerator & microwave
- Relaxed, informal atmosphere
With 3 terraces, there is always a quiet spot to enjoy the outdoors.
Things To Do
Europe’s Last Sunset B&B is located just off Waterville’s Main Street, with shops, pubs, the pharmacy, and the beach all within a 5-minute walk.
While the beauty further afield is still easily reached by greenpedals.ie e-bike.
Waterville Village
Waterville village centre is small, welcoming,
and easy to explore on foot.
Everything is close by, giving the village a relaxed, friendly atmosphere year-round.
Waterville
Bike Rental
E-bikes can be provided by the host, offering an easy and comfortable way to explore Waterville and the surrounding Kerry landscape.
Ideal for tackling hills, quiet back roads, and scenic routes at a relaxed pace.
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Waterville Pubs
Waterville offers cosy pubs and quality restaurants, serving fresh seafood, traditional Irish dishes, and welcoming atmospheres, all within walking distance. We recommend the Villa.
The Villa Waterville – Sport Gastro Pub
Ring Of Kerry
Part of the Wild Atlantic Way.
Discover the nearby Skellig Ring by e-bike with greenpedals.ie.
Ring of Kerry
Mountains, lakes & scenic trails
Mountains, lakes, and walking trails surround Waterville, offering peaceful hikes, scenic routes, and ever-changing views across Kerry’s natural landscape.
Komoot Discover
Kerry Cliffs
The Kerry Cliffs offer spectacular Atlantic views, rugged paths, and dramatic scenery overlooking the Skelligs and coastline.
Kerry Cliffs
The Ring of Kerry is one of Ireland’s most famous and scenic touring routes, circling the Iveragh Peninsula in County Kerry.
It stretches for about 179 kilometres, combining dramatic coastlines with mountains, lakes, and green valleys.
Along the route you’ll find charming villages, sandy beaches, and panoramic Atlantic views.
The Ring of Kerry has been travelled for centuries, originally following ancient paths used for trade and farming.
Today, it is popular with drivers, cyclists, hikers, and e-bike explorers alike.
Highlights include rugged cliffs, peaceful inland lakes, and views of Ireland’s highest peaks.
The route forms part of the Wild Atlantic Way, Ireland’s iconic coastal journey.
Each season brings its own beauty, from lush summer greens to dramatic winter skies.
It offers countless photo opportunities and stops along the way.
The Ring of Kerry perfectly showcases Ireland’s wild, timeless landscape.
The Ring of Kerry offers unforgettable detours and crossings through some of Ireland’s wildest landscapes.
A highlight is the Skellig Ring, a quieter loop with dramatic Atlantic views.
You can cross the peninsula via the remote Ballaghbeama Gap, known for its rugged beauty.
The iconic Gap of Dunloe offers steep cliffs, lakes, and narrow winding roads.
Another classic crossing is Moll’s Gap, with sweeping views over valleys and mountains.
These routes are ideal for adventurous travellers by car or bike.
Roads are narrow and winding, adding to the sense of exploration.
Cycling or e-biking allows a slower, more immersive experience.
Each detour reveals a quieter, more authentic side of Kerry.
Carraunthoohill
Carrauntoohil is Ireland’s highest mountain, rising from the dramatic MacGillycuddy’s Reeks.
It offers challenging hikes, steep ridges, and rewarding summit views across Kerry.
Weather conditions can change quickly, adding to its wild and adventurous character.
Carrauntoohil guided hike
Climbers inn
Climbers Inn is a legendary mountain pub, loved for hearty food, live music, and authentic Kerry atmosphere after outdoor adventures. An ideal place to recharge — both your inner self and your e-bike — after a day of mountains, trails, and adventure.
pub, Ireland
ballaghbeama Gap
Ballaghbeama Gap is often referred to as Jurassic Park due to its wild, dramatic landscapes and untouched prehistoric feel. and is also reachable by greenpedals.ie e-bike for a rewarding, adventurous ride.
Ballaghbeama Gap Guide
Waterville Beach
Waterville Beach is a wide sandy beach with Atlantic views, ideal for walking, swimming, watersports, and spectacular sunsets beside the village.
Visit Waterville
Derrynane Beach
Derrynane Beach is a protected stunning sandy beach with turquoise waters, sheltered coves, and breathtaking scenery, often considered one of the world’s most beautiful beaches.
Derrynane beach
UNESCO skellig Michael
Skellig Michael is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with dramatic cliffs and ancient monastic ruins, made famous as Ahch-To, Luke Skywalker’s hideout (Star Wars).
Skellig Michael
Golf
Waterville Golf Links features 18 holes, offering scenic ocean views and a classic links golf experience.
Played and praised by Tiger Woods, it is considered one of the most beautiful and iconic golf courses in Ireland.
Where the wind plays along and the ball rarely does what you expect — for both pros and amateurs.
Waterville Golf Links
Surf
Surfing in Waterville and at Derrynane Beach offers Atlantic swells, changing conditions, and stunning scenery.
Where the waves set the rhythm, the wind shapes the ride, and every session is different — for beginners and experienced surfers alike.
Derrynane Sea Sports
Fishing
Fishing in Waterville offers sea and lake angling with rich waters and beautiful surroundings.
Where patience meets tradition, the weather sets the mood, and every cast brings new anticipation — for beginners and seasoned anglers alike.
Waterville River
“Your peaceful base to explore, unwind and experience the west of Ireland.”