Perched on the hem of the Atlantic in Ireland's southwest, charming Dingle looks out over Dingle Bay to the Blasket Islands. Chock full of friendly pubs where live traditional music plays, the Irish-speaking area fills to the brim with tourists on weekends and through summer. Another regular visitor to Dingle's Gulf Stream-warmed waters is Fungi, the dolphin, the town's unofficial mascot. Popular tourist attractions include the beaches, Mount Brandon and Ballydavid and Ballyferriter villages.
Restaurants in Dingle
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Irish Adventures offer Outdoor activities, including Sea-Kayaking trips, sunset kayak trips, half and full day, Rock climbing abseiling / rappeling, Guided Hiking/Mountaineering. Kayak with Fungi Enjoy a half-day's sea kayaking in Dingle Harbour, see Fungi the Dolphin at the mouth of the harbour and explore some the many sea caves. This trip is available to all, beginners to advanced paddlers, not very strenuous but a great trip to introduce you to sea kayaking, covers basic kayak skills. Times: 09.30 to 12.30 and 2.00 to 5.00 Sunset Sea-Kayaking Experience the peaceful waters of Dingle harbour and Dingle Bay at its most tranquil hours. These trips also visit Fungi and sea caves. This trip is available to all, beginners to advanced paddlers, not very strenuous but a great trip to introduce you to sea kayaking, covers basic kayak skills. Times on dependent on time of sunset
5.0 based on 18 reviews
Walking tours and drive holidays in rural Ireland are the speciality of Tailor-Made Tours. For 14 years we have provided memorable walking and hiking itineraries on Ireland’s national walking routes. All levels of walker can enjoy incredible scenery, warm Irish hospitality and quality accommodation.
5.0 based on 40 reviews
Irish Adventures offer kayaking on the Lakes of Killarney all year round from Ross Castle, this trip is a 3 hour circuit through Killarney National Park on Lough Leane, Stopping at the 6th Century monastery at Inisfallen Island. New Sea Kayaks, Singles and Double kayaks available for families. Times 9.30-12.30, 14.00-17.00 and sunset trip. Other activities Sea kaying in Dingle, Cycling, Rock-climbing and Guided Hikes of Carrauntoohil.
5.0 based on 8 reviews
Hello, from Dingle Jaunting! We do daily horse drawn carriage tours. We also do special trips for your wedding, birthday, communion or private picnics. Have an event? We can make it special with equestrian style.At Dingle Jaunting we would like you to experience an old fashioned mode of tour transport while enjoying the safety and comfort of modern disc brakes, leaf springs and comfortable padded seats.We don't want rain to spoil your unique tour so we have planned on you staying dry with our lovely canopy style cover.We are an environmentally friendly business with horse drawn power and all horsey waste being collected for use at the local organic garden.The half hour tour leaves on the hour and the half hour from the harbour carpark. Daily the tours begin at 10 and the last tour is at 5. We are closed Tuesday and Wednesdays for the horses to get out and enjoy their pasture.Our season runs from the first of March through the end of October. During December you can enjoy "Jingle Jaunting" when our carriage gets dressed up for the holidays and our horses like to pretend they are reindeer.Let Dingle Jaunting be part of your Dingle journey!
5.0 based on 12 reviews
Dingle Sailing Club provides sailing instruction for children and adults in the safe confines of Dingle Harbour. The club also runs weekend sailing sessions all winter long.
5.0 based on 48 reviews
Dingle Surf School & Stand Up Paddle Tours is the top rated surf school on TripAdvisor in Kerry. In business since 2001, Dingle Surf has brought a smile to thousands faces as they experience the sensation of catching their first few waves here on the beautiful Dingle Peninsula. Our surf lessons include travel to the beach so you can leave the car behind and let us take the stress out of the driving. Your lesson takes you over the magnificent Connor Pass, the highest mountain road in Ireland, where you'll marvel at the breathtaking views on display. From there we head to Brandon Bay where your instructor will take you through the basics before hitting the waves for the thrill of a lifetime, creating long lasting memories that will be the highlight of your Ireland trip. Alternatively take a Stand Up Paddle Tour of Dingle Bay. No experience is necessary as we teach you on easy to use RED Paddle Boards. Before you know it you'll be gliding out into the bay for a wonderful adventure checking out the local wildlife, craggy coastline and meeting Dingle's resident Dolphin. All our lessons are fully insured, come with all the equipment provided and are perfect for families, couples or lone travellers - we'll cater the package to suit your needs. For more experienced surfers we have a large range of equipment for hire at the best prices on the peninsula. Dingle Surf looks forward to getting you into the water on your Ireland adventure.
5.0 based on 115 reviews
Offering you a guided walk on the Dingleway to Slea Head. We invite you to walk along the Dingleway with us, discuss our history and mythology, enjoy the inspirational scenery and experience the natural environment along this stretch of the Wild Atlantic Way. We want to turn a tick on your bucket list into a deeper experience. The walk is low difficulty level, all you need is time.
5.0 based on 30 reviews
35 minute Fast ferry from Dingle marina to the Island - Island Cafe and lodgings - Speed boat * Adventure tours -1.5 hour trip in fast comfortable boat with cabin - Abundant nature Glimpse Fungie and the wonderful marine life surrounded by the spectacular beauty of the Dingle peninsula coastline.
5.0 based on 48 reviews
Welcome all adventurers to some of the finest scuba diving Ireland has to offer. Whether you want to try-dive, join a PADI course, just snorkel, or you are an experienced diver with a desire to explore the Dingle waters and the Blasket Islands - come on over!
5.0 based on 28 reviews
A unique horse riding centre on the Dingle Peninsula situated in Lord Ventrys 17th century Estate directly on the Wild Atlantic Way and Slea Head Routes and only 5 minute drive from Dingle town centre. All levels of rider catered for with a variety of treks leaving daily from our 1/2hr 1 hr 1.5 hr 2 hr leaving daily .
Visited here with my partner who had a fear of horses the horses and staff are amazing after one visit my partner wanted to go back so we went a second time in the one day the staff helped his confidence so much around horses and he loved the horse he was riding so big thanks to booker and all the guys at burnham riding centre we will be seeing you all again
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