Explore the hidden wonders of the Dingle Peninsula with a locally acclaimed photographer and tour guide.

Duration

9 hours finishing around 5 - 6 pm

About

After meeting up in Killarney we take a scenic tour to Slea Head at the edge of the Dingle Peninsula. With miles of amazing scenery and accessible coastline to explore, we visit sandy beaches and view the dramatic walkway that winds down the cliff to the iconic Dunquin Pier below. We’ll also travel along the backroads and small lanes that meander along the hillsides, through the farmlands, past ancient churches, castles, standing stones and even farm tracks that end abruptly on the wild Atlantic coastline. After a break for lunch in the fishing town of Dingle, we tour the mountain road to the top of the Conor Pass, the highest road in Ireland, and are rewarded with panoramic views of the area. As we head back to Killarney, we visit a number of Storm beaches, standing stones and an incredibly scenic castle on the shoreline of Dingle Bay. Our last stop is at the 4 miles of sand dunes that create the famous Inch Strand, and we arrive back in Killarney around 5 – 6 pm

• Visit some of Dingle’s most scenic locations following the Slea Head Drive and the Conor Pass
• Explore the ecclesiastical and historical sites of Gallarus Oratory and Kilmalkedar Church
• Scenic castles, beehive huts and standing stones
• Charismatic abandoned farm buildings and stone ruins
• Ideal for any level of interest, ability and experience of photography
• Improve your photography with any camera, device or phone
• All locations on this tour are easily accessible using paths directly from the minibus and there's no strenuous walking or climbing

More info

I can collect you from your accommodation in and around Killarney. If you wish to book a private tour with your own choice of pickup location and starting time, please contact us.

What to bring

• Bring your camera, phone or absolutely any device that takes photos or simply sit back, relax and enjoy the tour
• There's a break of at least an hour in Dingle with the opportunity to take lunch and a chance to look around this charismatic fishing town.