Dingle Peninsula 3-Hour Group Tour
Discover the breathtaking scenery of the Dingle Peninsula on this guided group tour lasting approximately 2.5 to 3 hours. Travel the famous Slea Head Drive and enjoy a mix of history, culture, and dramatic coastal views. Along the way, explore harbours, beaches, ancient ruins, and even meet baby lambs at a local sheep farm.
Tour Itinerary – Highlights
Ventry Harbour & Beach – A glorious crescent-shaped beach, popular for swimming, shore angling, and horse riding.
Fahan Beehive Huts – Explore a cluster of ancient clocháns (stone beehive huts), souterrains, ring forts, and inscribed stones.
Sheep Farm Experience – Visit a local farm and meet baby lambs, with the chance to hold or bottle-feed one (seasonal). Includes access to the Beehive Huts and toilet facilities (€4 per person, payable on site).
Slea Head Drive – Journey one of Ireland’s most famous coastal routes, with panoramic views of Dingle Bay and the Blasket Islands.
Dunquin Pier – One of Ireland’s most photographed locations, with a winding path leading to unforgettable island views.
Coumeenole Beach – A wild and beautiful beach, featured in Ryan’s Daughter, with stunning views of the Blasket Islands.
Star Wars Filming Location – See where The Last Jedi was filmed at Sybil Head (Ceann Sibéal).
Gallarus Oratory – Ireland’s best-preserved early Christian church, dating back to the 7th–8th century.
Important Information
Starting point: Beside the Dolphin statue, next to the Dingle Tourist Office. A white Mercedes bus will be waiting at your scheduled tour time.
Ending point: Returns to the same location in Dingle.
Pickup option: Available only for the 10:00 AM tour within Dingle town. Please contact us in advance to confirm pickup.
Duration :2.5 to 3 hours
Group Size : Minimum of 4 participants required
What’s Included
Transportation by air-conditioned minibus
Professional local driver/guide
All stops and photo opportunities listed in the itinerary
Not Included:
Entry fee at Sheep Farm/ Baby Lamb experience, which also includes the Beehive Huts and toilet facilities (€4 per person, payable on site)
Food and drinks
Gratuities (optional)
What to Bring:
Comfortable walking shoes
Rain jacket and warm layers (Irish weather can change quickly)
Camera for photos
Cash or Credit Card for entry fees and refreshments
