Discover Dingle

Slea Head

Known for its breathtaking coastal views, Slea Head is the westernmost point of the Dingle Peninsula and offers panoramic vistas of the Atlantic Ocean and nearby Blasket Islands.

Dingle Town

The charming and colorful town of Dingle is famous for its lively atmosphere, seafood restaurants, traditional pubs, and vibrant arts scene.

Gallarus Oratory

This ancient stone church, dating back over a thousand years, is a remarkable example of early Christian architecture and is a popular historical site.

Dolphin Watching

Hop aboard a boat tour from Dingle Harbor to catch a glimpse of these playful marine friends as you sail along the stunning coastline.

Golf

Tee off with the Atlantic Ocean as your backdrop at Dingle Golf Links, Castlegregory or Dooks. These scenic courses offer golfers of all skill levels an incredible game.

Blasket Islands

Although you can't access the islands themselves, boat tours offer glimpses of the stunning Blasket Islands, known for their rugged beauty and literary history.

Conor Pass

This mountain pass provides breathtaking views of the Dingle Peninsula, making it a popular stop for travelers.

Inch Beach

A long and sandy beach known for its beauty and water sports opportunities.

Beehive Huts

Ancient stone huts at Fahan that provide insight into the early Christian history of the area.

Dingle Distillery

Offering tours and tastings, this distillery provides a chance to learn about the production of Irish whiskey and gin.

Horseback Riding

Experience the charm of the countryside on horseback. Guided horseback rides allow you to meander along beaches or through rolling green fields.

Hiking Trails

The Dingle Peninsula offers numerous hiking routes, including the Dingle Way and Mount Brandon, with stunning views and opportunities for exploration.

Local Craft Shops

Dingle is known for its artisanal crafts, including pottery, jewelry, and textiles, which can be found in local shops and galleries.

Traditional Irish Music

Many pubs in the area host live traditional music sessions, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in Irish culture.

Stargazing

As part of the Dark Sky Reserve, Dingle Peninsula is a prime spot for stargazing. Marvel at the constellations and the Milky Way in the pristine night sky.

These famous places and attractions make the Dingle Peninsula a popular destination for travelers seeking natural beauty, outdoor activities, history, and traditional Irish culture.

Located just to the southeast of Dingle town, the village of Annascaul is a convenient base for exploring the peninsula's natural beauty and attractions.

Our local staff are ready to offer the best of Irish hospitality and can advise on how to make the most of your stay.