Experience the breathtaking beauty of the Dingle Peninsula on a full-day private tour. Discover panoramic views, historic sites, and immerse yourself in the rich culture of Ireland.
Experience the breathtaking beauty of the Dingle Peninsula on a full-day private tour. Discover panoramic views, historic sites, and immerse yourself in the rich culture of Ireland.
- Inch Beach - Inch Beach is a stunning location on the Atlantic Ocean. The journey from Killarney takes about an hour, and includes a stop at Inch Beach where visitors can enjoy a refreshing walk along the shore and breathe in the invigorating Atlantic air.
- Dingle - The initial glimpse of Dingle town involves a drive-through to showcase the…
- Inch Beach - Inch Beach is a stunning location on the Atlantic Ocean. The journey from Killarney takes about an hour, and includes a stop at Inch Beach where visitors can enjoy a refreshing walk along the shore and breathe in the invigorating Atlantic air.
- Dingle - The initial glimpse of Dingle town involves a drive-through to showcase the variety of shops, pubs, and restaurants available for exploration later in the day.
- Slea Head Drive - The drive along Slea Head Drive on the Dingle Peninsula offers breathtaking views of the Blasket Islands. This is the westernmost point in Ireland, with the next parish being America.
- Coumeenoole Beach - Coumeenoole Beach is a breathtaking small beach, famously known as one of the filming locations for Ryan’s Daughter.
- Clogher Strand - A fantastic spot for photography that should not be missed.
- Kilmalkedar Church - This is one of the oldest monastic sites on the Dingle Peninsula. Visitors can see the ancient church (12th century), the Ogham Stone (6th century), the Sun Dial, a Stone Cross, and an Alphabet Stone.
- Dingle - Returning to Dingle, there is an opportunity to enjoy lunch or refreshments and explore one of Ireland’s most popular tourist towns, known for its charming shops, galleries, restaurants, and Irish pubs.
- Conor Pass - The drive through the scenic Conor Pass offers stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean, Dingle Bay, and Tralee Bay, taking approximately 45 minutes.
- Blennerville Windmill - Blennerville Windmill is a prominent landmark in Tralee Bay, where Tralee meets the Dingle Peninsula. Restored to full working order in the 1980s, it is the only windmill along Ireland’s Atlantic Way and the largest working windmill in Ireland, providing a great photo opportunity.
- Ballyseedy - Experience a journey back in time at a historic hotel offering luxurious surroundings within 30 acres of private gardens and woodland. A stop for coffee or refreshments is planned before returning to Killarney.

- Complimentary water bottles
- Complimentary water bottles
- Entrance Fees to attraction not included in the itinerary (optional)
- Meals & Refreshments
- Entrance Fees to attraction not included in the itinerary (optional)
- Meals & Refreshments
The renowned Dingle Peninsula is among Ireland’s most stunning scenic routes, offering breathtaking views, spectacular landscapes, unique photo opportunities, and a vibrant history and culture. The lively seaside town of Dingle boasts excellent shops, pubs, restaurants, and galleries. Visitors to Kilmalkeder Church can experience a journey through time,…
The renowned Dingle Peninsula is among Ireland’s most stunning scenic routes, offering breathtaking views, spectacular landscapes, unique photo opportunities, and a vibrant history and culture. The lively seaside town of Dingle boasts excellent shops, pubs, restaurants, and galleries. Visitors to Kilmalkeder Church can experience a journey through time, exploring the Church, the Sun Dial, the Stone Cross, and the Alphabet stone, all situated on a one-acre site dating back to 600 AD.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.