Dingle Peninsula Tourism

Dingle Peninsula Tourism Ireland's Dingle Peninsula has been described as "the most beautiful place on Earth". Welcome to the official Dingle Peninsula Tourism Alliance page......

The Dingle Peninsula is delighted to have been chosen to showcase 2 global entertainment phenomena, Star Wars and Top Gear during 2016. Once cited as 'the most beautiful place on earth' by the National Geographic; it was voted among the top 100 destinations in the world by Trip Advisor; and CNN recently recommended it as a very favourable winter destination. It is also listed as one of the top 10

places to be on New Year's Eve and was awarded Foodie Town of Ireland for Dingle in 2014. All of these accolades refer to Ireland’s stunningly beautiful Dingle Peninsula. Our highlights include:
• Our stunning scenery and natural beauty – beaches, cliffs, mountain passes, hidden lakes, bays and the Wild Atlantic Ocean
• Our Slea Head Drive and archipelago of islands – The Blasket Islands with its rich literary legacy
• 2 Mountain Ranges including Mount Brandon, Ireland’s second highest mountain and connection to St. Brendan, the Navigator
• the friendliness of our families, friends, neighbours and communities
• Our range of activities and attractions for adventurers, leisure seekers, “culturally curious” and families alike
• Our Gaeltacht (Irish language speaking) area with a thriving Irish-language community
• Our rich musical tradition with an abundant choice of venues
• Our award winning “Foodie” reputation with an abundance of local artisan producers
• Our host of talented craft persons, artists and photographers
• Our abundance of Festivals and Events both community enhancing and visitor welcoming
• Our Walking Routes for all abilities, particularly our Dingle Way
• Our world class deep sea and shore angling, diving and sailing grounds
• Brandon Bay and Inch for world class windsurfing and surfing – all year round
• Over 2,000 archaeological sites

05/06/2026

Di**le Adventure Race is taking place tomorrow, Saturday 6th of June 2026. The following roads will be closed to public traffic:
•Slea Head Road from 8.15 to 9.30.
•The Clasack Road near Mt. Eagle run from 9.30 to 13.00.

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31/05/2026

Rambling house dates for the summer diary 🎻🪗

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30/05/2026

The vibrant, cultured village of Annascaul is set in the heart of the Di**le Peninsula in the southern foothills of the Slieve Mish mountains, which makes it a walkers paradise and an ideal base to explore the Di**le Peninsula. With stunning mountain, river, lake, glaciated valleys and sea views, Annascaul has over a dozen trails/walks to choose from including ‘Moanlaur Ridge’ a challenging ridge walk with seven peaks and sharp ascent and descent which gives magnificent views of Di**le Bay, the Slieve Mish Mountains, the McGillycuddy Reeks, and Tralee Bay.
From Tralee take the N86 to Di**le making sure to take a left turn at Camp Junction. Bus Eireann has a service route 275 from Tralee to Di**le which stops at Annascaul. The Local Link Kerry has a service route 276 from Killarney to Di**le which stops at Annascaul.

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27/05/2026

Come create memories you'll never forget! 🛥💙🐬🐳🐋🦭

Book on our website: www.blasketislandsealifetours.com, call us on 0876846655 or pop into our office on Strand Street, Di**le 📍

Castlegregory Country Market has been relocated from the local school grounds to the Community Hall on West Main Street ...
27/05/2026

Castlegregory Country Market has been relocated from the local school grounds to the Community Hall on West Main Street in the village.
Starts 31st May.

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26/05/2026

Rambling House summer dates.
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Rambling house dates for the summer diary 🎻🪗

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23/05/2026

With its wild waves and long, golden stretch of coastline its easy to see why Inch or An Inse, is best known for its impressive Blue Flag beach. A wild and wind swept dune system stretches along this amazing sand spit as it reaches out into Di**le Bay towards Rossbeigh Beach and the northern shores of the Iveragh Peninsula creating a majestic panorama. It’s stunning landscape, a special area of conservation, offers a special place to bird watch, observe its flora and fauna and look out for its land and marine based wildlife.

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