Dingle Hotels

The word “idyllic” is not out of place in Dingle, which is precisely why it elicits so much attention. The peninsula landscape is unspoilt, for the most part, and the Dingle coastline feels a lot like the edge of the world. From the dramatic Conor mountain pass to the Blasket Islands, Dingle is a gateway to the picture-postard fairy tale Ireland that inhabits the dreams of so many travellers. Worthwhile attractions and landmarks in the vicinity of town include the Oceanworld aquarium, Dunberg Fort and Corca Dhuibhne Museum, which documents the legacy of a prehistoric kingdom familiar to fans of traditional Irish seanchaí lore.

Attractions

• Oceanworld Aquarium
• Dunbeg Fort
• Corca Dhuibhne Museum
• Dingle Peninsula Archaeological Sites
• The Dingle Dolphin

Activities

• The Blasket Islands
• Louis Mulcahy Pottery
• Dingle World of Leisure
• Dingle Film Festival
• Dingle Food and Wine Festival

Restaurants

• Goat Street Café
• Paul Geaney's Bar and Restaurant
• The Chart House Restaurant
• The Phoenix Organic and Vegetarian Restaurant
• Sammy's Bar Restaurant and Café

Nightlife

• Ashe's Bar
• The Doghouse
• The Dingle Pub
• Spillane's Bar
• John Benny’s Pub

Climate

Dingle has a temperate maritime climate, with temperatures between 4°C and 19°C for the year and moderate to heavy rainfall between October and January.