moderate
5 hours
Participants should be in moderate physical shape, comfortable with hiking uneven terrain for several hours.
Discover Ireland’s stunning Dingle Peninsula on a 5-hour guided hike from Brandon Point to Sauce Creek, featuring ocean vistas, waterfalls, and a freshwater dip. An adventure perfect for active travelers seeking scenic variety and cultural richness.
Ages 15+ • ~5 hour tour • See the Atlantic views on a walk from Brandon Point to Sauce Creek!
Embark on a breathtaking 5-hour guided hike starting and ending at Brandon Point, where stunning Atlantic views await. Discover a hidden paradise with a river, pools, and a waterfall. Experience the intriguing history of Sauce Creek while enjoying the option for a refreshing dip. Perfect for adventurous adults seeking memorable scenery!
Duration: ~5 hours
We begin and end at Brandon Point. We walk along the cliffs, with stunning views out over the Atlantic Ocean, with the Seven Hogs and Brandon Bay in view. Soon we find ourselves in a paradise - a river running down the valley with pools and a waterfall over the cliffs and out to sea. An option for a cooling dip and cup of tea, and we are on our way, and soon to discover the remarkable views out over Sauce Creek.
The activity is designed and suitable for adults aged 15 to 85, once there is a reasonable level of fitness. Suitability: While children are allowed, it's essential to note that the walk is primarily designed for adults. Children must be fully supervised by parents, and parents bear full responsibility for their supervision.
The Irish translation of ‘Sauce’ is ‘Sas’ meaning ‘trap’. Several families lived here and would trick ships into the bay, later robbing their cargo. Option to take a cooling dip!
Personally curated walk by experienced guide
Transport, food, and drinks
Hiking boots and full weather gear is recommended. Recommend bringing a packed lunch and water to stay hydrated.
The trail has uneven terrain and rocky sections, so proper footwear is essential.
Weather can change quickly along the coast, so pack waterproof clothing and warm layers.
Capture the dramatic views and maybe spot wildlife along the way.
Morning offers softer light and fewer crowds for your photos and views.
The Dingle Peninsula has been inhabited since ancient times, with local legends linking it to early Celtic tribes and shipwreck stories.
The area is part of Ireland’s protected coastal environment, with efforts focused on preserving its unique geological and ecological features.
Provides ankle support and traction on rocky and uneven surfaces.
Protects against rain and wind typical of Atlantic coastal weather.
spring;summer;fall;winter specific
Stay hydrated during the hike.
Capture the stunning scenery and natural highlights of the route.