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One of the highlights of our trip. The Dingle Peninsula was beautiful. Looks like what you image Ireland to be. The town was quaint and fun to walk through. A must to visit!
The Dingle peninsula along with the Burren and Connemara are my favorite destinations in Ireland. The area has stunning coastal scenery, the magnificent Conor pass, the quaint town of Dingle, and numerous archaeological sites. You could easily spent a few weeks here.
The loop road around the Dingle Peninsula is a great drive for driving enthusiasts, vista-seekers, and coast-lovers. It is best,however, to go from April to September. I went on the Loop in the last week of March. Many museums and cafes were closed and the...More
Lovely ! Breathtaking ! Worth the drive - take your time and pull over often to take in the views. Every time you think you've seen it all, you come around the next bend and start all over.
The Dingle Peninsula is a stunningly gorgeous area on the southwestern coast of County Kerry, with beautiful and haunting land- and seascapes, wild Irish seas and breathtaking beaches, crystal clear streams and rivers, dramatic driving routes, fascinating archeological and historical sites (don't miss a trip...More
Dingle Peninsula and Sea Head Drive is a must do when in Ireland. this part off the coast is absolutely amazing , especially with a incoming storm and a rising sea. All along the road the land scape is beautiful with history everywhere. Take your...More
The Dingle Way (long distance hike) took me along the shore of the beautiful Dingle Peninsula and I had a long time to appreciate the nature and sometimes almost untouched scenery.
Dingle, Ireland easily became the place I never knew I wanted to live, and I can't wait to go back and eventually settle there. The peninsula is breathtaking, the town is adorable and the people are amazing. Ireland's best representatives reside on the southwest coast.
I love this part of the Ireland. If you go there some day, I think it will be then always part of your heart.
The Slea Head Drive is part of the Wild Atlantic Way. We stayed in Killarney drove to Dingle then on to Slea Head which has simply stunning views of the peninsula. The route is well sign posted.
