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Sightseeing
Things to see in Dingle!
The Slea Head drive takes you through the finest views of West Kerry, Beehive huts and Gallarus Oratory. A visit to Dingle and the appreciation of its historical trail is a very enriching experience, particulary for those with a keen interest in history.
Slea Head Drive is a must for those who visit Dingle. This scenic drive takes you on a circular tour of most of the Western Dingle Peninsula.
Depart our house heading left for about 1 km. At Milltown roundabout bear left onto R559 Stay on the R559 through Ventry, Dunquin, Faun, Ballyferriter for about 40 km. You will return to Milltown take a left and a right at the subsequent roundabout.
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Slea Head Drive
Slea Head DriveThe Slea Head drive takes you through the finest views of West Kerry, Beehive huts and Gallarus Oratory. A visit to Dingle and the appreciation of its historical trail is a very enriching experience, particulary for those with a keen interest in history.
Slea Head Drive is a must for those who visit Dingle. This scenic drive takes you on a circular tour of most of the Western Dingle Peninsula.
Depart our house heading left for about 1 km. At Milltown roundabout bear left onto R559 Stay on the R559 through Ventry, Dunquin, Faun, Ballyferriter for about 40 km. You will return to Milltown take a left and a right at the subsequent roundabout.
The Conor Pass is one of the highest mountain passes in Ireland, and provides the most dramatic and scenic way of crossing from the north to south coast of the Dingle Peninsula. This narrow, twisting road runs for 12kms between the town of Dingle on the south and Kilmore Cross on the north of the peninsula, where roads fork to Cloghane/Brandon or Castlegregory. The views from the road are breathtaking, with a glaciated landscape of mountains, corrie lakes and a broad sweeping valley spread out below.
At the steepest part the road weaves its way around sharp cliff faces and passes high corrie lakes. There are some very narrow sections where two cars cannot pass, so drivers need to keep their eyes peeled when driving and be ready to stop at the wider sections. Vehicles over two tonnes in weight are prohibited from using the Conor Pass to avoid difficulties in passing other vehicles. A guide to driving the Conor Pass can be found here.
There are two main viewing stops, one at Peddlar's Lake on the north side and the other at the top. From the scenic car park at the summit there are fantastic views north and south of the Dingle Peninsula along the Wild Atlantic Way.
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Conor Pass
The Conor Pass is one of the highest mountain passes in Ireland, and provides the most dramatic and scenic way of crossing from the north to south coast of the Dingle Peninsula. This narrow, twisting road runs for 12kms between the town of Dingle on the south and Kilmore Cross on the north of the peninsula, where roads fork to Cloghane/Brandon or Castlegregory. The views from the road are breathtaking, with a glaciated landscape of mountains, corrie lakes and a broad sweeping valley spread out below.
At the steepest part the road weaves its way around sharp cliff faces and passes high corrie lakes. There are some very narrow sections where two cars cannot pass, so drivers need to keep their eyes peeled when driving and be ready to stop at the wider sections. Vehicles over two tonnes in weight are prohibited from using the Conor Pass to avoid difficulties in passing other vehicles. A guide to driving the Conor Pass can be found here.
There are two main viewing stops, one at Peddlar's Lake on the north side and the other at the top. From the scenic car park at the summit there are fantastic views north and south of the Dingle Peninsula along the Wild Atlantic Way.
Eask Tower was built in 1847 in order to guide the ships and boats into the mouth of the blind harbour. The wooden hand pointing from the Tower, guides the boats to their destination. It is crowned with the 19th century's mariners beacon and a World War II look-out post.[2] This is because the mouth of Dingle Harbour is a "blind" mouth, and this beacon told sailors to let their sails down, enabling them to lose speed and to round the harbour mouth safely.[3]
The Tower is of solid stone. The building of it on Carhoo (Ceathru) hill, 600 feet above sea level, provided work during the Great Famine, at the instigation of Reverend Charles Gayer, Leader of the Protestants, in an attempt to win converts. Twenty-seven feet was its original height, but at the turn of the century, the old hand was removed and an extra thirteen feet of stone was added to its height. A new hand was placed, roughly at the beginning of the extension.[4]
The panoramic views seen from Carhoo Hill include a large proportion of the Dingle Peninsula and beyond. For example, The Blasket Islands, Slea Head, Ventry, Dingle Harbour, the Iveragh Peninsula, Skellig Rocks, and Irelands two highest mountains - Carrauntoohil and Mount Brandon.
Note: There is a 2€/person fee to use this trail.
This is a quick hike with beautiful panoramic views. Be sure to bring good shoes because this trail can be muddy after the rain.
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Eask Tower
Eask Tower was built in 1847 in order to guide the ships and boats into the mouth of the blind harbour. The wooden hand pointing from the Tower, guides the boats to their destination. It is crowned with the 19th century's mariners beacon and a World War II look-out post.[2] This is because the mouth of Dingle Harbour is a "blind" mouth, and this beacon told sailors to let their sails down, enabling them to lose speed and to round the harbour mouth safely.[3]
The Tower is of solid stone. The building of it on Carhoo (Ceathru) hill, 600 feet above sea level, provided work during the Great Famine, at the instigation of Reverend Charles Gayer, Leader of the Protestants, in an attempt to win converts. Twenty-seven feet was its original height, but at the turn of the century, the old hand was removed and an extra thirteen feet of stone was added to its height. A new hand was placed, roughly at the beginning of the extension.[4]
The panoramic views seen from Carhoo Hill include a large proportion of the Dingle Peninsula and beyond. For example, The Blasket Islands, Slea Head, Ventry, Dingle Harbour, the Iveragh Peninsula, Skellig Rocks, and Irelands two highest mountains - Carrauntoohil and Mount Brandon.
Note: There is a 2€/person fee to use this trail.
This is a quick hike with beautiful panoramic views. Be sure to bring good shoes because this trail can be muddy after the rain.
Dunquin Pier is located in a stunning scenery on a coastal stretch framed by huge cliffs.
A narrow road winds its way down to the pier, where the shortest ferry connection to Blasket Islands goes.
Dunquin Harbour
Dunquin Pier is located in a stunning scenery on a coastal stretch framed by huge cliffs.
A narrow road winds its way down to the pier, where the shortest ferry connection to Blasket Islands goes.
One of the most iconoc sites on the Dingle Peninsula, Coumeenole is a popular stop for travellers on the Slea Head Drive, providing dramatic views of the Blasket Islands.
One of the filming locations for Ryan's Daughter, the currents in the water here make it unsafe for swimming.
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Coumeenoole
One of the most iconoc sites on the Dingle Peninsula, Coumeenole is a popular stop for travellers on the Slea Head Drive, providing dramatic views of the Blasket Islands.
One of the filming locations for Ryan's Daughter, the currents in the water here make it unsafe for swimming.
Gallarus oratory which is believed to be over 1000 years old is the best preserved ancient church in Ireland. It's one of the few remaining churches of this type to survive intact today. Not only is it the most distinctive single monument on the Dingle peninsula, the oratory is one of the most beautiful ancient buildings in the whole country.
It's magnificent location overlooking Smerwick harbour and the wild Atlantic ocean to the West and Mount Brandon to the East make it one of the most magical sites in Ireland to visit.
Gallarus Oratory
Gallarus oratory which is believed to be over 1000 years old is the best preserved ancient church in Ireland. It's one of the few remaining churches of this type to survive intact today. Not only is it the most distinctive single monument on the Dingle peninsula, the oratory is one of the most beautiful ancient buildings in the whole country.
It's magnificent location overlooking Smerwick harbour and the wild Atlantic ocean to the West and Mount Brandon to the East make it one of the most magical sites in Ireland to visit.
This Early Christian and later Medieval site is spread over a large area of around 10 acres. Access to the church is through a gorgeous inclined romanesque doorway.
Kilmalkedar Church
This Early Christian and later Medieval site is spread over a large area of around 10 acres. Access to the church is through a gorgeous inclined romanesque doorway.
Hold a baby lamb and watch the farm
sheepdog do his work.
Visit the beehive huts– and perhaps have your photo taken in a Jedi pose!
Stop for a while to enjoy the view across to the Skellig Islands (maybe spot a pod of dolphins!), and have a coffee.
Hear about life in the old farmhouse.
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Beehive Hut (Tóchar Maothaithe)
Hold a baby lamb and watch the farm
sheepdog do his work.
Visit the beehive huts– and perhaps have your photo taken in a Jedi pose!
Stop for a while to enjoy the view across to the Skellig Islands (maybe spot a pod of dolphins!), and have a coffee.
Hear about life in the old farmhouse.
Minard Castle
16th century Tower House
Sitting prominently on a hill overlooking a gorgeous little bay with views across the Irish Sea to the Iveragh Peninsula, Minard castle commands your attention. It is one of only three of the mid-16th century Fitzgerald castles built on Dingle Peninsula (Rahinnane and Gallarus being the other two) with substantial remains. The castle ruins consist of a rectangular tower house constructed from roughly dressed sandstone blocks laid in a strong mortar.
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Minard Castle
Minard Castle
16th century Tower House
Sitting prominently on a hill overlooking a gorgeous little bay with views across the Irish Sea to the Iveragh Peninsula, Minard castle commands your attention. It is one of only three of the mid-16th century Fitzgerald castles built on Dingle Peninsula (Rahinnane and Gallarus being the other two) with substantial remains. The castle ruins consist of a rectangular tower house constructed from roughly dressed sandstone blocks laid in a strong mortar.
Activities
Things to do in Dingle!
The Dingle Distillery is a 10 minute walk from Dingle Sea Escape House. Dingle Distillery welcomes visitors to see their fully functioning production facility. Tour-goers can enjoy an introduction to the history of the Irish whiskey industry, the distillation process, and can experience the sights, sounds, and scents of a working distillery. Tours last approximately 45 minutes and all of their tours include a tasting of their products. Dingle is famed for its hospitality and this is seen no better than in the Dingle Distillery. They pride themselves on providing an excellent tour that is both enjoyable and informative and brings you into the heart of the distillery
THE DINGLE WHISKEY EXPERIENCE This tour offers the ideal opportunity to understand the whiskey-making process from grain to glass at Dingle Distillery. The tour guide will talk you through theur Single Malt and Pot Still whiskeys and offer a taste of our new spirit and 4 mature whiskeys from the portfolio of maturing stock.
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Dingle Distillery
The Dingle Distillery is a 10 minute walk from Dingle Sea Escape House. Dingle Distillery welcomes visitors to see their fully functioning production facility. Tour-goers can enjoy an introduction to the history of the Irish whiskey industry, the distillation process, and can experience the sights, sounds, and scents of a working distillery. Tours last approximately 45 minutes and all of their tours include a tasting of their products. Dingle is famed for its hospitality and this is seen no better than in the Dingle Distillery. They pride themselves on providing an excellent tour that is both enjoyable and informative and brings you into the heart of the distillery
THE DINGLE WHISKEY EXPERIENCE This tour offers the ideal opportunity to understand the whiskey-making process from grain to glass at Dingle Distillery. The tour guide will talk you through theur Single Malt and Pot Still whiskeys and offer a taste of our new spirit and 4 mature whiskeys from the portfolio of maturing stock.
Located in the heart of Dingle town, Dick Mack’s award-winning brewhouse was set up by three friends in October 2017. Winning two gold awards within their first year of opening, they are now pouring in over 30 locations on the Dingle Peninsula.This behind-the-scenes tour begins in their taproom, where they give you an insight into how the award-winning brewhouse came to be, and talk about their fascinating journey to date. You will then get to explore their brewhouse, a two-hundred-year-old cowshed, not usually open to the public. In the brewhouse they will take you through the brewing process, including an in-depth talk about the ingredients vital to the unique taste of Dick Mack’s beers. The final part of their tour takes place in the taproom, where you get to sample their award-winning beers and discuss the different characteristics and tastes involved. Sláinte!
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Dick Mack's
47 Green StLocated in the heart of Dingle town, Dick Mack’s award-winning brewhouse was set up by three friends in October 2017. Winning two gold awards within their first year of opening, they are now pouring in over 30 locations on the Dingle Peninsula.This behind-the-scenes tour begins in their taproom, where they give you an insight into how the award-winning brewhouse came to be, and talk about their fascinating journey to date. You will then get to explore their brewhouse, a two-hundred-year-old cowshed, not usually open to the public. In the brewhouse they will take you through the brewing process, including an in-depth talk about the ingredients vital to the unique taste of Dick Mack’s beers. The final part of their tour takes place in the taproom, where you get to sample their award-winning beers and discuss the different characteristics and tastes involved. Sláinte!
GREAT BLASKET ISLAND EXPERIENCE ECO TOURS
The most thrilling way to see Dingle Bay; experience the outstanding natural beauty of the Dingle coastline, paired with an exciting speed boat blast - approximately 6h round trip. Departing daily from Dingle Marina (directly below the Tourist Office).
Stopping on both legs of the tour to see Fungi, they cruise out of harbour, increasing speeds to blast along the beautiful Dingle coastline, taking a wide arch for a chance of spotting one of the many other whales, dolphins and abundance of sea birds of Dingle Bay.
Reaching the Great Blasket Island they tour the Northern shore which is a hotspot for Grey seal activity; the island is home to one of the largest seal colonies of the Atlantic Coast.
Landing on the Blasket islands for 3.5 to 4 hours, visitors can take a tour of the old Village provided by the OPW and explore the many wonders the island has to offer.
Great Blasket Island
GREAT BLASKET ISLAND EXPERIENCE ECO TOURS
The most thrilling way to see Dingle Bay; experience the outstanding natural beauty of the Dingle coastline, paired with an exciting speed boat blast - approximately 6h round trip. Departing daily from Dingle Marina (directly below the Tourist Office).
Stopping on both legs of the tour to see Fungi, they cruise out of harbour, increasing speeds to blast along the beautiful Dingle coastline, taking a wide arch for a chance of spotting one of the many other whales, dolphins and abundance of sea birds of Dingle Bay.
Reaching the Great Blasket Island they tour the Northern shore which is a hotspot for Grey seal activity; the island is home to one of the largest seal colonies of the Atlantic Coast.
Landing on the Blasket islands for 3.5 to 4 hours, visitors can take a tour of the old Village provided by the OPW and explore the many wonders the island has to offer.
Long’s are a family-run centre located in Ventry Village (Ceann Trá) 6 km away from Dingle town (An Daingean).
Surrounded by rugged mountainous countryside and miles of sandy beaches, there is no better place to enjoy horse riding!
Whether you are a first-time rider or have years of experience, they have lessons, treks and horses to suit everyone. Their centre offers a wide range of treks covering a variety of areas and for different periods of time, so whilst here you can do as little or as much as you like! It’s every horse-lovers dream to gallop through the surf, and we can give you that chance with our trek on the beach.
Their friendly and qualified staff are always on hand to ensure an enjoyable and safe experience is had by all.
Longs horseriding and trekking centre
Long’s are a family-run centre located in Ventry Village (Ceann Trá) 6 km away from Dingle town (An Daingean).
Surrounded by rugged mountainous countryside and miles of sandy beaches, there is no better place to enjoy horse riding!
Whether you are a first-time rider or have years of experience, they have lessons, treks and horses to suit everyone. Their centre offers a wide range of treks covering a variety of areas and for different periods of time, so whilst here you can do as little or as much as you like! It’s every horse-lovers dream to gallop through the surf, and we can give you that chance with our trek on the beach.
Their friendly and qualified staff are always on hand to ensure an enjoyable and safe experience is had by all.
Dingle Electric and Traditional Bike Hire Dingle Electric Bike Experience offers a unique eco friendly adventure involving local food, heritage, culture and people. They offer Bike Hire (including delivery and collection) across a range of easy to use electric bikes & also high quality regular bicycles.
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Dingle Electric Bike Experience
Main StreetDingle Electric and Traditional Bike Hire Dingle Electric Bike Experience offers a unique eco friendly adventure involving local food, heritage, culture and people. They offer Bike Hire (including delivery and collection) across a range of easy to use electric bikes & also high quality regular bicycles.
Dingle Golf Links is the ideal location for your golfing holiday in Kerry, South West Ireland. This is golf in Ireland. This is golf in Ceann Sibéal. 6,696 yards, Par 72 Traditional Championship Links. Each hole on this magnificient links is carved from the natural landscape of one of the most unspoiled parts of Europe, with hazards laid down long before the game of golf was dreamt of, including a winding "burn" that twists and turns through the entire course. As you play, the whole panorama of the Dingle Peninsula is revealed - hidden bays with small fishing villages, glorious hills and mountains and the Blasket Islands out in the Atlantic.
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Ceann Sibeal Golf Club
Dingle Golf Links is the ideal location for your golfing holiday in Kerry, South West Ireland. This is golf in Ireland. This is golf in Ceann Sibéal. 6,696 yards, Par 72 Traditional Championship Links. Each hole on this magnificient links is carved from the natural landscape of one of the most unspoiled parts of Europe, with hazards laid down long before the game of golf was dreamt of, including a winding "burn" that twists and turns through the entire course. As you play, the whole panorama of the Dingle Peninsula is revealed - hidden bays with small fishing villages, glorious hills and mountains and the Blasket Islands out in the Atlantic.
They offer a variety of tours and training that are aimed at all levels and abilities,
Adventure tours
Walking & Hiking tours / Holidays in Ireland
Cycling tours
Hill walking
Mountaineering
Kayaking
Mountain Biking
Guides for Carrauntoohil
Mountain skills in Kerry or other locations
Sea Kayaking Dingle, Kerry
Sunset Kayak trips
Kayaking the Lakes of Killarney, Kerry
Winter Skills & Winter mountaineering courses Scotland
All activities are run by experienced, qualified and knowledgeable staff, they go that bit extra to give you that personal touch and an experience / adventure to remember.
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Irish Adventures
They offer a variety of tours and training that are aimed at all levels and abilities,
Adventure tours
Walking & Hiking tours / Holidays in Ireland
Cycling tours
Hill walking
Mountaineering
Kayaking
Mountain Biking
Guides for Carrauntoohil
Mountain skills in Kerry or other locations
Sea Kayaking Dingle, Kerry
Sunset Kayak trips
Kayaking the Lakes of Killarney, Kerry
Winter Skills & Winter mountaineering courses Scotland
All activities are run by experienced, qualified and knowledgeable staff, they go that bit extra to give you that personal touch and an experience / adventure to remember.
Atlantic Way in the beautiful seaside town of Dingle, a town well known for its food and hospitality and the school adds to this on many levels.
Mark Murphy and Muireann Nic Giolla Ruaidh run this amazing business and both have a love for Irish food and are passionate about hospitality.
The ability to create an experience to exceed customer expectation is evident through the quality, tailored classes provided. Using local quality ingredients in a comfortable purpose built space makes Dingle Cookery School a fantastic place to learn how to cook or to perfect a craft.
The school offers a vast variety of activities from Sunday Brunch to Fermentation, from Sensational Seafood to Sourdough Bread Making and many other unique culinary experiences. One of the most unique, and most popular, is our ‘Catch and Cook’ experience where participants get to go out on a fishing boat, bring back their bounty then learn how to prepare and cook it, and of course to enjoy it all at the end of the class.
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Dingle Cookery School
The WoodAtlantic Way in the beautiful seaside town of Dingle, a town well known for its food and hospitality and the school adds to this on many levels.
Mark Murphy and Muireann Nic Giolla Ruaidh run this amazing business and both have a love for Irish food and are passionate about hospitality.
The ability to create an experience to exceed customer expectation is evident through the quality, tailored classes provided. Using local quality ingredients in a comfortable purpose built space makes Dingle Cookery School a fantastic place to learn how to cook or to perfect a craft.
The school offers a vast variety of activities from Sunday Brunch to Fermentation, from Sensational Seafood to Sourdough Bread Making and many other unique culinary experiences. One of the most unique, and most popular, is our ‘Catch and Cook’ experience where participants get to go out on a fishing boat, bring back their bounty then learn how to prepare and cook it, and of course to enjoy it all at the end of the class.
The Dingle Tasting Tour is a unique tasting and sightseeing experience in Ireland’s No. 1 foodie town. Eperienced guides will take you through the beautiful port town of Dingle, visiting some of the town’s best food and beverage locations to enjoy a delicious variety of authentic, local food and drink and Dingle’s storied past.
Dingle Tasting Tour
John StreetThe Dingle Tasting Tour is a unique tasting and sightseeing experience in Ireland’s No. 1 foodie town. Eperienced guides will take you through the beautiful port town of Dingle, visiting some of the town’s best food and beverage locations to enjoy a delicious variety of authentic, local food and drink and Dingle’s storied past.
The Blasket Centre on the mainland in Dún Chaoin on the tip of the Dingle Peninsula is a fascinating heritage centre/museum honouring the unique community who lived on the remote Blasket Islands until their evacuation in 1953.
The Centre details the community's struggle for existence, their language and culture, and the extraordinary literary legacy they left behind- classics such as The Islandman, Twenty Years A-Growing and Peig.
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The Blasket Centre / Ionad an Bhlascaoid Mhóir
The Blasket Centre on the mainland in Dún Chaoin on the tip of the Dingle Peninsula is a fascinating heritage centre/museum honouring the unique community who lived on the remote Blasket Islands until their evacuation in 1953.
The Centre details the community's struggle for existence, their language and culture, and the extraordinary literary legacy they left behind- classics such as The Islandman, Twenty Years A-Growing and Peig.
During the tour, the visitor will be taken through the full process of how a pot is created, dried, decorated and fired in our kilns.
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Louis Mulcahy Pottery
During the tour, the visitor will be taken through the full process of how a pot is created, dried, decorated and fired in our kilns.
Family Activites
Things to do in Dingle with kids!
Dingle OceanWorld is a one minute walk from our house. It is open all year round. This fantastic aquarium will keep you and your family entertained for hours. It now contains some sharks, penguins and reptiles.
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Dingle Oceanworld
The WoodDingle OceanWorld is a one minute walk from our house. It is open all year round. This fantastic aquarium will keep you and your family entertained for hours. It now contains some sharks, penguins and reptiles.
Sandy Feet Farm is a 30 minute drive from Dingle town. Sandy Feet Farm is a family-run open farm situated in a rural setting near the village of Camp on the main Tralee-Dingle Road, taking the Conor Pass route. The farm has been in the family for more than 300 years. Surrounded by mountains and boarded by wetlands and a long, wide sandy beach, it has something for everyone that visits.
From feeding the various rare breed animals, exploring the farm, playing in the playground, or taking a trailer ride around the farm, to checking out the vintage machinery or eating in our fabulous café, you are guaranteed to enjoy a full, fun-filled day out!
Visitors to the farm can now hear 4 of our farm animals speak!
Lucy the alpaca, Goujon the chicken, Roisin the Dexter and Kathleen the Highland Cow. To hear them speak, just bring your smartphone and see what happens.
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Sandy Feet Farm and Cafe
Sandy Feet Farm is a 30 minute drive from Dingle town. Sandy Feet Farm is a family-run open farm situated in a rural setting near the village of Camp on the main Tralee-Dingle Road, taking the Conor Pass route. The farm has been in the family for more than 300 years. Surrounded by mountains and boarded by wetlands and a long, wide sandy beach, it has something for everyone that visits.
From feeding the various rare breed animals, exploring the farm, playing in the playground, or taking a trailer ride around the farm, to checking out the vintage machinery or eating in our fabulous café, you are guaranteed to enjoy a full, fun-filled day out!
Visitors to the farm can now hear 4 of our farm animals speak!
Lucy the alpaca, Goujon the chicken, Roisin the Dexter and Kathleen the Highland Cow. To hear them speak, just bring your smartphone and see what happens.
Dingle Playground is tucked in behind the Charthouse restaurant, close to the harbour and marina area. Built on a long narrow site this nautical themed playground is cleverly laid out with a wide selection of play equipment for mixed ages and a few strategically placed benches for tired minders. There is a car park nearby which can be busy during the summer months.
Dingle Playground
The TracksDingle Playground is tucked in behind the Charthouse restaurant, close to the harbour and marina area. Built on a long narrow site this nautical themed playground is cleverly laid out with a wide selection of play equipment for mixed ages and a few strategically placed benches for tired minders. There is a car park nearby which can be busy during the summer months.
Come and get up close to beautiful birds of prey from Harris Hawk to Peregrine Falcon. They offer a range of great value experiences.
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Kingdom Falconry
Come and get up close to beautiful birds of prey from Harris Hawk to Peregrine Falcon. They offer a range of great value experiences.
Experience the breath-taking majestic coastline of Dingle Bay & famous Blasket Islands. Experience the Breathtaking Majestic Coastline Of Dingle Bay. Caves and Cliffs. Seals, puffins and more.
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Dingle Sea Safari
Strand StreetExperience the breath-taking majestic coastline of Dingle Bay & famous Blasket Islands. Experience the Breathtaking Majestic Coastline Of Dingle Bay. Caves and Cliffs. Seals, puffins and more.
WAVE is a family fun experience that takes you on a virtual dive under the sea, visiting the natural world of Dingle Bay, the sunken wrecks that lie off the Kerry coast,
underwater mythological lands and some of the incredible creatures that inhabit our seas.
Wave Dingle
WAVE is a family fun experience that takes you on a virtual dive under the sea, visiting the natural world of Dingle Bay, the sunken wrecks that lie off the Kerry coast,
underwater mythological lands and some of the incredible creatures that inhabit our seas.
Travel back in time and step aboard a traditional Naomhóg and explore Dingle Harbour. The Naomhóg is a traditional rowing vessel made from wood, tar and canvas. During the guided tour our customers will learn about the history and unique skill of rowing a Naomhóg and have a chance to actually row a boat in Dingle Harbour.
Dingle Rowing Club
Travel back in time and step aboard a traditional Naomhóg and explore Dingle Harbour. The Naomhóg is a traditional rowing vessel made from wood, tar and canvas. During the guided tour our customers will learn about the history and unique skill of rowing a Naomhóg and have a chance to actually row a boat in Dingle Harbour.
Food scene
My Boy Blue's passion and love for food and coffee has turned into one of the countries best cafes. Founded out of a love of coffee and tiredness of the city rat-race, My Boy Blue has become the go-to place for great coffee and brunch in town. Located in the heart of Dingle at Holyground (right beside Supervalu), the young and dedicated team at My Boy Blue serves up good vibes as well as great coffee and food!
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My Boy Blue
HolygroundMy Boy Blue's passion and love for food and coffee has turned into one of the countries best cafes. Founded out of a love of coffee and tiredness of the city rat-race, My Boy Blue has become the go-to place for great coffee and brunch in town. Located in the heart of Dingle at Holyground (right beside Supervalu), the young and dedicated team at My Boy Blue serves up good vibes as well as great coffee and food!
Bean in Dingle is a family run specialty coffee shop located on Green Street. They serve a variety of specialty drinks and locally produced artisan foods including Ashe's Annascaul Pork and Black Pudding Sausage Rolls.
Have you Bean?
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Bean in Dingle
Green StreetBean in Dingle is a family run specialty coffee shop located on Green Street. They serve a variety of specialty drinks and locally produced artisan foods including Ashe's Annascaul Pork and Black Pudding Sausage Rolls.
Have you Bean?
OOTB began as a little fresh fish and seafood delicatessen in 2001. It was started by a seafood a-fish-ionado, Tim Mason, for seafood lovers. For the longest time, it was Dingle's best kept secret. A place for people on an adventure to discover amazing seafood served in a cosy little hut/shack/hole in the wall place on the harbour. where you can watch the fish being landed.
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Out of the Blue
Strand StreetOOTB began as a little fresh fish and seafood delicatessen in 2001. It was started by a seafood a-fish-ionado, Tim Mason, for seafood lovers. For the longest time, it was Dingle's best kept secret. A place for people on an adventure to discover amazing seafood served in a cosy little hut/shack/hole in the wall place on the harbour. where you can watch the fish being landed.
The Chart House strive to deliver a memorable dining experience, and for loyal and regular customer each visit to the Chart House needs to be better than the last.The reason the Chart House has won so many awards and is one of Dingle’s best restaurants is that they recognise what happens front of house is equally as important as what happens on the plate. Of course, achieving “Best Restaurant in Dingle and Kerry” is about the food, and our Head Chef and her team source only the finest local produce and create menus to reflect what is in season.
They firmly believe that when their seafood and meat are prepared and cooked with little fuss and complication and accompanied with appropriate garnish and undertones of exquisite sauces that you have the best result.
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The Chart House
The MallThe Chart House strive to deliver a memorable dining experience, and for loyal and regular customer each visit to the Chart House needs to be better than the last.The reason the Chart House has won so many awards and is one of Dingle’s best restaurants is that they recognise what happens front of house is equally as important as what happens on the plate. Of course, achieving “Best Restaurant in Dingle and Kerry” is about the food, and our Head Chef and her team source only the finest local produce and create menus to reflect what is in season.
They firmly believe that when their seafood and meat are prepared and cooked with little fuss and complication and accompanied with appropriate garnish and undertones of exquisite sauces that you have the best result.
Doyle’s Seafood Restaurant is a multi award-winning restaurant that is located on John Street in Dingle town, a small picturesque fishing town on the west coast of Ireland. This elegant restaurant is now being run by chef and proprietor Sean Roche. Having trained in some of the best restaurants in Ireland and Europe, Sean now creates an array of modern dishes with a combination of robust and integral flavours. Doyle’s Seafood Restaurant endeavours to serve great food in a relaxed and friendly setting and continues to maintain a strong commitment to the sourcing of sustainable seafood, working very closely with our local suppliers to serve the best of local and seasonal produce.
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Doyle's Seafood Restaurant
4 John StDoyle’s Seafood Restaurant is a multi award-winning restaurant that is located on John Street in Dingle town, a small picturesque fishing town on the west coast of Ireland. This elegant restaurant is now being run by chef and proprietor Sean Roche. Having trained in some of the best restaurants in Ireland and Europe, Sean now creates an array of modern dishes with a combination of robust and integral flavours. Doyle’s Seafood Restaurant endeavours to serve great food in a relaxed and friendly setting and continues to maintain a strong commitment to the sourcing of sustainable seafood, working very closely with our local suppliers to serve the best of local and seasonal produce.
Reel Dingle Fish aims to provide their customers with a range of fresh local produce from all over the peninsula.
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Reel Dingle Fish
Bridge StreetReel Dingle Fish aims to provide their customers with a range of fresh local produce from all over the peninsula.
Food served daily from noon, with a wide range of hot & cold dishes, catering for all tastes. They take pride in using as many locally sourced produce as possible. If you do get the chance, please try their locally caught Dingle Bay fish, it’s amazing.
Murphy's Pub
Strand StreetFood served daily from noon, with a wide range of hot & cold dishes, catering for all tastes. They take pride in using as many locally sourced produce as possible. If you do get the chance, please try their locally caught Dingle Bay fish, it’s amazing.
Danno's is known far and wide for delicious, honest, home-cooked food. You will find local produce at its very best - from home-made burgers cooked to order on the grill to traditional Fish and Chips (made using fresh fish off the boats nearby at Dingle Pier).
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Danno's Restaurant & Bar
Strand Street Danno's is known far and wide for delicious, honest, home-cooked food. You will find local produce at its very best - from home-made burgers cooked to order on the grill to traditional Fish and Chips (made using fresh fish off the boats nearby at Dingle Pier).
Serving the very best of fresh Dingle and Kerry produce, fish comes straight to them from the local fishing boats and their meats and vegetables come from local farmers in the area. Lobster, Crab Claws, Clams, Prawns, Monkfish, Calamari… Succulent Steaks, Home-made Burgers, Kerry Lamb, Gluten Free Dishes (including our classic Fish ‘n Chips)… sinful Desserts …a fullylicensed bar.
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The Boat Yard Restaurant
Strand StreetServing the very best of fresh Dingle and Kerry produce, fish comes straight to them from the local fishing boats and their meats and vegetables come from local farmers in the area. Lobster, Crab Claws, Clams, Prawns, Monkfish, Calamari… Succulent Steaks, Home-made Burgers, Kerry Lamb, Gluten Free Dishes (including our classic Fish ‘n Chips)… sinful Desserts …a fullylicensed bar.
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