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Based on: 1 October 2026
Discover the Wild Coast of Dingle Peninsula and Slea Head – Full-Day Small Group Tour
Dingle Peninsula will take your breath away. It will take your camera’s breath away. It will ruin all future holidays for you... only kidding. Though, once you’ve experienced this vast and beautiful region, you’ll understand why we love it so much. It’s a place where glorious beaches hug luscious shorelines. Where the traditions of a mysterious and passionate culture remain part of the everyday, from ruins to towns.
And just when you think this region simply can’t have it all, you find yourself falling in love with the jolly and colourful town of Dingle. Munching on freshly caught seafood. Strolling down the streets. Resisting the urge to quit your job and your life and move here instead. So, you want to be wowed? Do you want to marvel at something? You’ve come to the right place. Ireland’s Dingle Peninsula is an icon for a reason, and we can’t wait to share it with you.
As we depart Killarney Town, we assure you the weather does not matter – even as we head for the glorious Inch Beach. It’s the kind of place that’s perfect no matter what – glistening in the sunlight or waves crashing in argument with the angry clouds above. You’ll find the locals and other travellers agree, the beach being popular with surfers, anglers and swimmers all year round.
We then journey along Slea Head Drive (or Slí Cheann Sléibhe if you want to practice the local tongue), one of Ireland’s most scenic routes. Make sure you’re not napping as we coast along this circular route. Trust us, you’ll kick yourself later if you miss these views. There’s so much to love along the way, and we’ll keep our options open as we drive. Perhaps you’ll stop in at Tóchar Maothaithe – Ireland's famous beehive huts. Or maybe the Famine Cottages, bleak histories with an incredible view.
Our drive takes us to Slea Head (or Dunmore Headland) where beautiful views await. You’ll pop out for a little walk, or perhaps down to the beach below. The adventure continues and we’ll look for more incredible places to stop along the way as we make our way to Gallarus Oratory. Ancient and striking, this is one of the only remaining churches of its type to survive intact today and it’s your turn to explore it.
Our final stop of the day is the lovely town of Dingle. You have a couple of hours here to explore as you wish. Maybe you’ll sample some of the local cuisine? Or have yourself an afternoon treat at the distillery? Or simply wander and take in those views. The choice is yours.
It’s time to head back to Killarney, just a short drive to end a pretty fabulous day.
Highlights of your tour:
Inch Beach
Windswept. Wild. Dunes stretched out for miles. The vibrant Atlantic beyond it. Inch Beach aims to impress.
Slea Head Drive
Historic sites, gorgeous villages, and stunning views await along this famous scenic route.
Dunmore Head
The view from this headland is all roaring waves and swooping seabirds.
Gallarus Oratory
This ancient church is over 1000 years old and has an enviable and magical view.
Dingle Peninsula
Glorious beaches merge with traditional Irish scenery in this land of Gaelic mystery and towering forts.
Dingle Peninsula will take your breath away. It will take your camera’s breath away. It will ruin all future holidays for you... only kidding. Though, once you’ve experienced this vast and beautiful region, you’ll understand why we love it so much. It’s a place where glorious beaches hug luscious shorelines. Where the traditions of a mysterious and passionate culture remain part of the everyday, from ruins to towns.
And just when you think this region simply can’t have it all, you find yourself falling in love with the jolly and colourful town of Dingle. Munching on freshly caught seafood. Strolling down the streets. Resisting the urge to quit your job and your life and move here instead. So, you want to be wowed? Do you want to marvel at something? You’ve come to the right place. Ireland’s Dingle Peninsula is an icon for a reason, and we can’t wait to share it with you.
As we depart Killarney Town, we assure you the weather does not matter – even as we head for the glorious Inch Beach. It’s the kind of place that’s perfect no matter what – glistening in the sunlight or waves crashing in argument with the angry clouds above. You’ll find the locals and other travellers agree, the beach being popular with surfers, anglers and swimmers all year round.
We then journey along Slea Head Drive (or Slí Cheann Sléibhe if you want to practice the local tongue), one of Ireland’s most scenic routes. Make sure you’re not napping as we coast along this circular route. Trust us, you’ll kick yourself later if you miss these views. There’s so much to love along the way, and we’ll keep our options open as we drive. Perhaps you’ll stop in at Tóchar Maothaithe – Ireland's famous beehive huts. Or maybe the Famine Cottages, bleak histories with an incredible view.
Our drive takes us to Slea Head (or Dunmore Headland) where beautiful views await. You’ll pop out for a little walk, or perhaps down to the beach below. The adventure continues and we’ll look for more incredible places to stop along the way as we make our way to Gallarus Oratory. Ancient and striking, this is one of the only remaining churches of its type to survive intact today and it’s your turn to explore it.
Our final stop of the day is the lovely town of Dingle. You have a couple of hours here to explore as you wish. Maybe you’ll sample some of the local cuisine? Or have yourself an afternoon treat at the distillery? Or simply wander and take in those views. The choice is yours.
It’s time to head back to Killarney, just a short drive to end a pretty fabulous day.
Highlights of your tour:
Inch Beach
Windswept. Wild. Dunes stretched out for miles. The vibrant Atlantic beyond it. Inch Beach aims to impress.
Slea Head Drive
Historic sites, gorgeous villages, and stunning views await along this famous scenic route.
Dunmore Head
The view from this headland is all roaring waves and swooping seabirds.
Gallarus Oratory
This ancient church is over 1000 years old and has an enviable and magical view.
Dingle Peninsula
Glorious beaches merge with traditional Irish scenery in this land of Gaelic mystery and towering forts.
