Dingle Peninsula
One of the highlights of the Wild Atlantic Way, the Dingle Peninsula (Corca Dhuibhne) culminates in the Irish mainland's westernmost point. In the shadow of sacred Mt Brandon, a maze of fuchsia-fringed boreens (country lanes) weaves together an ancient landscape of prehistoric ring forts and beehive huts, early Christian chapels, crosses and holy wells, picturesque hamlets and abandoned villages.
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Top places to visit in Dingle Peninsula
Discover the best attractions in Dingle Peninsula from must-see sights to unexpected hidden gems.
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Attraction in Dingle PeninsulaGallarus Oratory - Attraction in Dingle PeninsulaKilmalkedar Church
- Attraction in Dingle PeninsulaFahan Beehive Huts
- Attraction in Dingle PeninsulaReask Monastic Site
- Attraction in Dingle PeninsulaBlasket Islands
- Attraction in Dingle PeninsulaBlasket Centre
- Attraction in Dingle PeninsulaGlanteenassig Forest Recreation Area
- Attraction in Dingle PeninsulaFamine Cottages
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