"The Dingle Peninsula" a Dingle Travel Page by sfghesquiere

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Gallarus Oritory

The Peninsula

The dramatic beauty of the Dingle Peninsula has been an inspiration and a wonder to visitors for hundreds of years. But there is so much to our Peninsula, you'll have to come and see for yourself. We have a friendly dolphin, miles and miles of silver beaches, remote rocky islands, towering cliffs, rolling hills and mountains.

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The Peace & The Imagery

Arts & Crafts

There are galleries for paintings, statues and sculptures, and crafts people with a variety of skills to exhibit. Some crafts people have viewing areas where you can watch them working and creating. It can give an insight into the age-old traditions and manufacturing styles used by potters, weavers and other crafts people. Requests should be made to a member of staff. Many are housed in the artists homes or are included in shops and cafés.

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Slea Head

Archaeological and Historical Interest

The Dingle Peninsula is a treasure trove of archaeological and historical interest. People have inhabited this peninsula for thousands of years, from Neolithic Man to Celtic pagans, and the area has an abundance of historical and archaeological sites. A learning centre of Early Christianity, and the mythical home of many legends of Irish folklore. If you are staying in the area or just passing through don't miss this opportunity to discover the beauty and heritage of the Dingle Peninsula by taking a guided Bus tour from an established local tour operator. Bus tours leave from the head of the pier daily but it is advisable to book ahead for larger parties as space may be a factor.