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Dingle Peninsula

Sara Mc Geough
By Sara Mc Geough
Remains of the abandoned house on shore in Dingle peninsula in South Ireland
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Welcome to Dingle Peninsula

The insider's travel guide to Dingle Peninsula

On Ireland’s southwestern coast, the Dingle Peninsula attracts walkers with rugged coastline, quiet beaches and interesting coves.

Further inland, trails range from easy sloping hills to scrambles up cliffs and along ridges.

Circling the peninsula is the Dingle Way, a popular 179 km long-distance walking trail. Starting at the base of the Slieve Mish Mountains, the route takes seven to nine days to complete. Walkers can enjoy ocean views from Brandon Bay, vistas of the mountain range at Lispole and explore large sections of cliff-walking.

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Walking holidays in Ireland
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Walking holidays in Ireland

Yvonne Gordon
Yvonne Gordon

Ireland has a well-developed walking industry and is geared up for self-guided inn-to-inn multi-day walking holidays, where your luggage will follow via a daily baggage transfer service. On some of the more popular walking routes it’s easy to organise your own baggage transfer, alternatively book a self-guided holiday with one of the country’s many operators.
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