Dingle Peninsula - Ireland's most beautiful region
Dingle Peninsula is the most northerly of the mountainous headlands of Kerry in Ireland. The Peninsula at its most dramatic can be seen by travelling north-eastwards from Dingle to Tralee, through the heights of the Conor Pass that reveals sight of the summit of Mount Brandon, Ireland's second highest peak.
Dingle, Europe's most westerly town and sheltered by hills on three sides, the harbour is one of the world's natural beauty spots - home to an active fishing fleet and resident dolphin - FUNGI. It has a diving centre, sailing club, art galleries, traditional craft and excellent accommodation. Dingle has many eccentric & colourful pubs and fine restaurants, offering entertainment and traditional Irish music unique to the area.
Dingle Insight includes towns and locations on the Dingle Peninsula.They are the Great Blasket Island, the Blaskets, Slea Head, Dunquin, Ballyferriter, Smerwick, Cloghane, Murreagh, Ballydavid, Feohanagh, Brandon, Conor Pass, Stradbally, Castlegregory, Camp, Blennerville, Ventry, Dingle, Lispole, Annascaul, Inch and Inch Beach. Dingle town is in County Kerry, Ireland. This site provides general information on the Dingle Peninsula including guides to Dingle Peninsula beaches, activities, fishing, golf, attractions, evening activities, water sports and walking. A map page helps with navigation and for those looking for good food and great craic a listing of pubs and restaurants is provided. Accommodation, including Bed & Breakfast, Holiday Homes and Hotels can be booked directly. There is an excellent choice of B&B accommodation.
