The Kerry International Dark Sky Reserve is located in County Kerry, Ireland, and is recognized for its exceptional night sky visibility. Established in 2014, it aims to protect the natural darkness of the area, allowing visitors to experience stunning views of stars, planets, and other celestial phenomena. Covering approximately 700 square kilometers, the reserve includes the Kerry National Park and surrounding regions. It promotes astronomy and environmental awareness while providing opportunities for stargazing and outdoor activities. The reserve is part of a global initiative to preserve dark skies and reduce light pollution, benefiting both wildlife and human enjoyment of the night sky.