moderate
7 hours
Moderate fitness needed to comfortably walk and stand during scenic stops
Discover the rugged beauty and storied history of Ireland’s Dingle Peninsula on this guided photography and sightseeing tour. Capture breathtaking landscapes and learn the stories behind iconic landmarks during an immersive 7-hour journey.
7 hours • Atmospheric ruins, ancient churches and ecclesiastical sites
Embark on a captivating 7-hour Heritage photography tour of the Dingle Peninsula, exploring hidden gems and breathtaking landscapes. With expert guidance on composition and lighting, capture stunning images of historic sites like Rahinnane Castle and Eask Tower, while enjoying scenic backroads and panoramic views that reveal Ireland's rich heritage.
7 hours
Our minibus picks you up in Dingle at a prearranged meeting point and time. Among some of the more popular locations on this tour are Rahinnane Castle near Ventry, the Beehive Huts and structures of the stone age “City of Fahan”, Gallarus Oratory and Kilmalkedar Church. During this tour we’ll take some of the smaller lanes and back roads that intertwine across the peninsula, providing wonderful views and vistas that are never seen from the main roads. During this 7 hour tour we also explore to the east of Dingle visiting Minard Castle and Garfinney Bridge among a wealth of other sites and old atmospheric buildings.
Private tour options include slightly longer walks and strolls to some of the locations and sites further away from the minibus. A rather steep walk and a climb over a stonewall stile, brings you up to the ogham standing stone and WWII lookout post on the top of Dunmore Head, with excellent views over the Blasket Islands, Coumeenoole and Dunquin. A gentle 20-minute hill walk takes us up to the iconic Eask Tower, which stands on top of Carhoo Hill above Dingle Harbour. The wooden hand of the solid stone tower guided ships of an earlier age towards the narrow and almost invisible entrance to Dingle Harbour from Dingle Bay. Take in the panoramic views of Dingle Bay, Dingle Town, Ventry and almost the entire southern edge of the Dingle Peninsula.
A wide-angle lens helps capture expansive landscapes and scenic vistas.
Golden hour provides ideal lighting for landscape photography.
Ensure your gear stays ready throughout the long day of shooting.
Layered clothing helps stay comfortable as conditions can shift quickly.
The Dingle Peninsula is home to some of Ireland’s oldest surviving archaeological sites, dating back over 4,000 years, and remains a key location for Gaelic cultural preservation.
Guides emphasize responsible tourism practices, promoting respect for local habitats and landscapes to preserve the area’s natural integrity.
Ideal for capturing expansive landscapes and panoramic views.
Helps stabilize shots in variable lighting, especially during sunrise or sunset.
Protects gear from unpredictable Irish weather.
Necessary for navigating uneven terrain and historic sites.