Dingle Peninsula Walk

Begin your journey in the historic town of Tralee. After settling into your accommodation, explore the local attractions, including the National Folk Theatre and a medieval castle. Enjoy a meal at a local restaurant and possibly catch some live music.

Start your day with a hearty breakfast before setting off on a walk along the Dingle Way. As you traverse under the Slieve Mish Mountains, you'll be treated to stunning views of Tralee Bay. The journey concludes in the charming village of Camp.

Today's journey takes you through a fascinating bog area, where locals still cut their winter fuel. You'll then cross to the south side of the peninsula, arriving at the magnificent Inch Beach. The day ends in the village of Annascaul, where you'll stay overnight.

Head to the lively town of Dingle, passing through Minard with its 16th-century castle, and the village of Lispole. The route takes you through old, narrow country lanes before joining the old military road below the Connor Pass. Spend the evening exploring Dingle's many restaurants, craft shops, art galleries, and pubs.

Today's journey starts just outside Dingle, passing the Early Christian site of Kilcolman and continuing to the beautiful Ventry Beach. From there, you'll walk around Slea Head, where you can see the ancient 'beehive huts' and the Blasket Islands. The day concludes with a return to Dingle via Dunquin.

After breakfast, you'll be transferred to Cuas, from where you'll walk along an old military road to the eastern side of the Brandon Massif, finishing in the village of Cloghane. This remote but spectacular walk is full of history and takes you through areas only accessible by foot.

Enjoy a wonderful walk along the Dingle Peninsula from north to south, following a spectacular old farmer's track. You'll pass a deserted famine village and Annascaul Lake en route to the village of Annascaul.