Sunset Walk: Dingle Film Walks

Dunquin, County Kerry

Sunset Walk: Dingle Film Walks

Ages 15+ • 2.5 hour tour • See the iconic film locations on the Dingle Peninsula at sunset!

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Date

Tue, Oct 7

Travelers

2

About This Adventure

Embark on a captivating 2.5-hour sunset walk along the Dingle Peninsula, guided by an award-winning filmmaker. Explore iconic locations from "Ryan’s Daughter" and enjoy breathtaking views of Ceann Sibéal and Clogher Beach. Conclude with a warm drink and high-resolution photos, creating unforgettable memories in a stunning landscape.

Duration: 2.5 hours

I am delighted to offer this walk and to guide you and your group on a private loop walk at sunset, taking in key locations from Ryan’s Daughter; The Old School House, The Bus Stop and The Barracks. Epic Views of Ceann Sibéal (Star Wars) and Clogher Beach (Far & Away and Ryan’s Daughter). End the experience by watching the sun setting to the West, overlooking The Great Blasket Islands, with a warm drink. I will also take your photo in this very special location, sealing the memory of this experience to take away home.

This experience allows time to reflect on the location and to quietly take in the landscapes and views.

High-Res Photos of you and your group taken at a spectacular viewing point and shared with you afterwards in email or WhatsApp. Selection of Tea, Coffee or Hot Chocolate to enjoy at the viewing point at the end of your walk.

The walk will begin and the walk will end at The Blasket Centre car park in Dunquin; this is a guided loop walk in Dún Chaoin on the Dingle Peninsula, Co. Kerry, Ireland.

Distance: approx 6km Total height gained: 130m

Highlights

Experience this time with an award-winning filmmaker and industry expert who has been extremely fortunate to spend time with incredible people in an incredible environment - hear behind-the-scenes stories.

Includes

Guided Walk with Maurice
Free parking
Photos
Hot drink

Excludes

Food

Important to Know

Please take note of the weather and dress accordingly, remembering that the Peninsula is more exposed than Dingle town.
Please wear hiking boots or a good walking shoe and a waterproof jacket.
Water: Do please bring water to stay hydrated, and if you wish to also bring a light snack, you may do so.
Remember to leave no trace, bringing any packaging back with you.
Fitness level: Moderate, Leisurely Pace

Age disclaimer

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.

Adventure Tips

Wear sturdy, comfortable shoes

The terrain can be uneven and rocky, so good footwear is essential for comfort and safety.

Bring a camera or smartphone

Capture the breathtaking views and film locations during the walk; high-resolution photos are provided afterward.

Dress in layers

Weather can change quickly by the coast, so layering ensures comfort during the walk.

Plan for sunset timing

Check local sunset times to maximize the experience and enjoy the changing light.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Seabirds such as puffins and gulls
Marine mammals like seals

History

The Dingle Peninsula has been a filming location since the mid-20th century, famously used in films such as 'Ryan’s Daughter'.

Conservation

This area is protected to preserve its natural beauty and prevent erosion, with responsible tourism encouraged.

Outdoor Walking & Film Tour at Dingle Peninsula

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