DINGLE & THE PENINSULA
Go a little further.
Stay a little longer.
Colourful streets, a working harbour and the Atlantic beyond. Leave a little room in your plans for Dingle.
FIND YOUR OWN PACE
Town days.
Coastal days.
Start beside the harbour
Take a gentle wander along the waterfront, then turn up Green Street for the shops and colourful doorways. Leave time for coffee and watch the fishing boats come and go.
A clear day on Conor Pass
For a big view without a full day’s drive, head up to Conor Pass on a clear day. Pause at the viewpoint for the mountains, lakes and sea, then return to Dingle for lunch.
Slea Head and the Blasket story
Make a day of the road west through Ventry towards Slea Head. Stop at the Blasket Centre in Dún Chaoin for the island community’s stories, language and way of life, with the Atlantic just outside.
An evening of music
Try O’Sullivan’s Courthouse Pub for traditional Irish music. Have dinner in town beforehand and leave the evening open: the best part is having time to listen.
Your own list from Douglas
We’ll send you our suggestions for places to eat, drink and walk before your stay. Tell us whether you’re coming with children, planning long walks or looking forward to a few good meals, and we’ll point you towards a day that suits.
Pack for
a change of scene.
Layers and a waterproof jacket are useful companions on the Atlantic coast. Let the day’s weather help shape your plans.
Check current opening times, sailings and local weather before setting out; the narrow Conor Pass road is unsuitable for large vehicles. Our Dingle journal → offers more inspiration.
BACK TO DINGLE FOR THE EVENING
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