Dingle Day Tour

Join us on a magnificent tour around the historical Dingle Peninsula. Once described by National Geographic as “the most beautiful place on earth” the peninsula is littered with archaeological and historical sites that are nestled into the breathtakingly beautiful landscape.

Explore the world famous Dingle town and Slea Head with an amazing self guided cycling tour of the spectacular peninsula.

The Dingle peninsula is our destination, as we explore this dramatic and beautiful region that is littered with archaeological wonders, historical and cultural gems and golden beaches that meet the wild rolling waves of the wild Atlantic Ocean.

Jump aboard for an exhilarating surfing experience while taking in the mesmerizing views of Dingle Bay before visiting the colourful Gaelic town of Dingle.

Discover a land dotted with majestic views as we take you off the beaten track to explore the dramatic and wild coastline of Slea Head. We will delve into this unique destination as we take a visit to the stunning Blasket Island visitor centre to learn about the extraordinary lives of the talented inhabitants of the island who lived there up until 1953 and their unique Gaelic culture.

Jump aboard for this majestic tour exploring the beautiful Slea Head peninsula, its unique Gaelic culture and best of all a boat tour in which you can meet the world famous Fungi the dolphin.

The Dingle peninsula is our destination, as we explore this dramatic and beautiful region that is littered with archaeological wonders, historical and cultural gems and golden beaches that meet the wild rolling waves of the wild Atlantic Ocean.

Experience the dramatic and world famous Slea Head route with an amazing self guided cycling tour and feast your eyes on breath-taking scenery of wild rugged coastline, golden beaches and the magnificent Blasket Islands.

Join us on a magnificent tour of Slea Head which was once described by National Geographic as “the most beautiful place on earth” . A unique destination that is littered with archaeological and historical sites nestled into the breathtakingly beautiful landscape.