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Dingle Harbour
9.4/10 (365 reviews)
Dingle Harbour blends working fishing port charm with scenic coastal beauty in southwest Ireland. Watch colorful boats unload fresh catches or join a boat tour to spot Fungie, the harbor's famous dolphin resident.
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Slea Head
9.8/10 (72 reviews)
Part of the Dingle Way walking route, this promontory offers magnificent views of western Ireland’s rocky coastline and rolling green countryside.
Irish Adventures
9.4/10 (18 reviews)
Explore Dingle Peninsula's hidden coves and sea caves with Irish Adventures' expert-guided kayaking tours. Paddle alongside curious dolphins and beneath towering cliffs while learning about local marine ecosystems.
Dunmore Head
9.6/10 (19 reviews)
Majestic coastal landscapes, ancient monuments, picturesque sunsets and scenic walks await at the most westerly point of mainland Ireland.
Inch Strand
9.2/10 (7 reviews)
If a restful vacation is part of your travel plans, Inch Strand might be the perfect place to seek out during your trip to Annascaul.
Sandy Bay Beach
9.0/10 (6 reviews)
If a restful vacation is part of your travel plans, Sandy Bay Beach might be the perfect place to seek out during your trip to Castlegregory. While you're in the area, stroll along the seaside.
Dun An Oir
10.0/10 (1 review)
Learn about the local history of Ballyferriter with a stop at Dun An Oir. While in this walkable area, you can savor the lively bars.
Dingle Oceanworld Aquarium
9.2/10 (43 reviews)
Ireland's largest aquarium showcases Sand Tiger Sharks, penguins, and otters in immersive exhibits. Experience the underwater tunnel where sharks glide overhead, or join a feeding session.
"Deidre was so kind and very helpful! The house was beautiful and very well maintained. There was parking on site and it was a short and scenic drive to Dingle."
"Nice basic place. No air conditioning and only one fan provided. No breakfast. Great location but no parking. I would recommend (could not work tv but not important)"
"The staff were so friendly, welcoming, plus went above and beyond.
The room was cozy & modernized.
Dinner was delicious, and breakfast was a fantastic spread.
I'll definitely stay again when in Dingle."
"The staff was extremely friendly and helpful-some other nice staff encountered on the whole trip.
Easy enough to leave car parked there and walk into Dingle.
Breakfast was extra but convenient and good
Our room had more of a garden view. When the curtains were open, you could see inside from the sidewalk, and when the curtains were closed, it was just too dark inside, not enough light.."
"Small village in unique position lose to Mt Brandon and the ocean. Access via O’Connor Pass from Dingle. Not at all touristy although lots of walkers and cyclists. Guesthouse has all necessary amenities but it is an old building. Rooms were private and very quiet even though there was trad music in the pub below. Food great."
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What are some things I should consider when booking a Dingle Peninsula ski trip package?
Yes, you want pristine powder and perfect runs, but take a moment to consider how close you want to be to the slopes, what extras you want from your resort, and—of course—how much après ski you intend to indulge in.
How can I find cheap Dingle Peninsula ski packages?
Right now, ski trips start at just . Prices and availability are subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Can I book a beginner ski package in Dingle Peninsula?
Yes! Head for the green runs—wide, sweeping slopes—for a gentle introduction to snow life in Dingle Peninsula. Book lessons so you can gear up to take on the rest of the mountain with confidence. Après awaits for all after an eventful day in the snow.
How much does a ski trip to Dingle Peninsula cost?
Sensational ski trips to Dingle Peninsula start from . Use the budget filter to find powder at your perfect price. As always, prices and availability are subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
When’s the best time of year to plan a ski trip to Dingle Peninsula?
The best time to hit the slopes in Dingle Peninsula depends on what you’re looking for. If you’re all about powder-packed pistes and brilliant blue-sky skiing conditions, aim for the middle of the season. Alternatively, if you’re willing to take a chance on start or end of season snow, you’ll bag much cheaper prices —just make sure there’s a spa or après bar to shelter in on white-out days.
Can I book Dingle Peninsula ski packages with airfare?
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Can I book a Dingle Peninsula ski trip with free cancellation and/or flexible dates?
Flexibility is always a bonus when you’re flying down the slopes—and it makes for an easier booking process, too. Check the payment option filter to find trips with free cancellation as well as buy now, pay later options.
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