easy
3 hours
Suitable for walkers in average physical condition; minimal strenuous activity required
Discover the rugged beauty and rich heritage of the Dingle Peninsula on a 3-hour group tour that blends landscapes, history, and authentic sheep farm experiences.
Trails around historic sites and farms can be uneven and muddy, so solid shoes with grip are recommended.
Irish weather is unpredictable, especially near the coast – a lightweight waterproof jacket will keep you comfortable.
Local knowledge enriches the experience—ask questions and follow directions to respect farm animals and sites.
From coastal cliffs to stone huts and lambs, photo opportunities are abundant throughout the tour.
The Gallarus Oratory, built between the 6th and 9th centuries, remains one of Ireland’s best-preserved early Christian churches, showcasing dry-stone construction.
Local efforts focus on preserving the peninsula’s ancient structures and traditional farming practices while minimizing tourism impact on natural habitats.
Protects against coastal rain and wind on the Dingle Peninsula.
Necessary for uneven farm paths and rocky trail surfaces.
To capture the unique landscapes and cultural highlights.
Adjust to changing coastal weather for comfort throughout the tour.