Explore Kerry

Ardfert Cathedral stands in the village of Ardfert, about 10 kilometres north-west of Tralee, on ground associated with Christian worship for almost 1,500

Ring of Kerry from Dingle: A Complete Day-Trip Guide The Ring of Kerry from Dingle is a substantial but highly rewarding full-day journey

Dingle to the Cliffs of Moher: Route, Ferry, Stops and Travel Time Dingle to the Cliffs of Moher is one of the most

St Brendan’s Oratory is a roofless early Christian dry-stone church near Kilmalkedar on the Dingle Peninsula. Built around the tenth century and associated with Saint Brendan the Navigator.

Fungie was part of life in Dingle Town for almost four decades. From his arrival in 1983 until his disappearance in October 2020,

Discover the story of Staigue Fort and what this remarkable stone fort reveals about the history of the Iveragh Peninsula.

From broad sandy strands to exposed Atlantic coves, discover beaches worth visiting around the Dingle Peninsula.

You don’t necessarily need your own car to enjoy Dingle. Here’s how to plan your visit and explore more of the peninsula.

Discover Kilmalkedar Church and the archaeology, pilgrimage traditions and early Christian heritage surrounding this West Kerry site.

Driving time tells only part of the story. Find out how long you should realistically allow to experience the Ring of Kerry properly.

Discover what to see and do in Kenmare and why this colourful County Kerry town makes a useful base for exploring the surrounding area.

Discover where you can go on a private tour from Dingle, from Slea Head to full-day journeys through County Kerry and beyond.

Explore the story and coastal setting of Dún Beag, an ancient promontory fort overlooking the Atlantic on Slea Head Drive.

A personal guide to exploring the Dingle Peninsula privately, from Slea Head and archaeology to Atlantic scenery and local history.

Explore the landscapes, walks, lakes, viewpoints and historic places that make Killarney National Park worth giving proper time.

One day, two days or longer? A practical guide to deciding how much time you really need in Dingle and around the Dingle Peninsula.

Explore the story, architecture and historical setting of Gallarus Oratory, one of the Dingle Peninsula’s best-known stone buildings.

A local guide to some of the best viewpoints and coastal scenery to look for while exploring the Dingle Peninsula.

Discover what to expect from a private Slea Head Drive tour from Dingle, with local knowledge, flexible stops and a maximum of four guests.

Choosing between Dingle and Killarney depends on the type of County Kerry experience you want. This practical comparison explores their scenery, atmosphere, attractions, accommodation, touring opportunities and locations, helping you select the best base for your itinerary or decide whether to include both.

Plan seven days in County Kerry with a carefully structured itinerary covering Dingle, Killarney, the Ring of Kerry and other essential destinations. This one-week guide brings together scenic drives, coastal landscapes, historic sites and welcoming towns to help visitors make the most of their time in Kerry.

Explore the connection between Star Wars and the Dingle Peninsula, where dramatic coastal landscapes in West Kerry were selected for filming. This guide introduces the local filming story, the scenery seen on screen and the places associated with the production.

Brandon Creek is a small sheltered inlet on the northern coast of the Dingle Peninsula in County Kerry. Known in Irish as Cuas a’ Bhodaigh, it is closely associated with the traditional story of Saint Brendan setting out on his legendary Atlantic voyage from this coastline.

From live traditional music and a buzzing town atmosphere to a genuine local welcome, New Year’s Eve in Dingle offers one of the most memorable ways to welcome the new year in Ireland.

Wondering if the Slea Head Drive is worth doing with limited time? This clear, local guide explains what you’ll actually see, how long it takes, and who it’s best for in just one day.

Unsure which way to drive the Slea Head loop? This local guide explains why going clockwise offers better views, safer driving, and a more relaxed experience overall.

Slea Head Drive is the circular coastal route around the western end of the Dingle Peninsula, beginning and ending in Dingle and following

Explore the beauty and quiet atmosphere of Muckross Abbey, one of Killarney National Park’s most atmospheric historic sites. This guide shares its story, what to look for, and tips for visiting on your trip to Kerry.

Muckross House stands beside Muckross Lake in Killarney National Park and is one of the most important historic houses in County Kerry. The

Ross Castle stands on the shore of Lough Leane in Killarney National Park, a short distance from Killarney Town. Built during the fifteenth

Watch skilled dogs and handlers in action at traditional sheepdog trials. These Dingle demonstrations reveal the beauty and teamwork of Irish rural life.

Dingle Town blends traditional charm with scenic wonder. Discover its vibrant streets, Irish culture, and warm community nestled along Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way.

The Blasket Centre near Dún Chaoin offers a moving glimpse into the life, literature, and legacy of the Great Blasket Island.

Discover the artistry and tradition behind Louis Mulcahy Pottery on the Dingle Peninsula — a must-visit for lovers of Irish hand crafted pottery.

SHU in Dingle offers a unique blend of academic learning, cultural exchange, and scenic beauty. Discover how this Sacred Heart University campus enriches Dingle.

This 3-day Dingle Peninsula itinerary blends history, nature, and authentic local experiences—from Slea Head to Gallarus Oratory, pubs, beaches, and more.

Discover the best pubs in Dingle for live music and enjoy traditional Irish sessions after your day exploring the West Kerry coast

Explore the magic of Dingle Oceanworld Aquarium—an engaging marine experience with sharks, penguins, touch tanks, and more for all ages.

Experience the delightful flavors of Murphys Ice Cream Dingle, renowned for its unique offerings made from local Kerry cow milk, making it the best ice cream in Ireland.

Out of the Blue is Dingle’s standout seafood-only restaurant, serving the freshest local catch in a cosy harbourside setting. A must-visit for food lovers.

Explore the Conor Pass Dingle, Ireland’s highest mountain pass, renowned for its stunning vistas and thrilling drive.

Explore the legacy of Fungie the Dolphin, the friendly bottlenose who became a symbol of Dingle’s charm and drew visitors worldwide for over 35 years.

Discover the best time to visit Dingle, from summer adventures to quiet winter escapes. Explore monthly weather insights and local travel tips.

Discover the magic of Conor Pass Dingle — Ireland’s highest mountain pass and one of the most scenic drives on the Dingle Peninsula.

Explore the best things to do in Dingle, Ireland, from scenic drives to historic sites and vibrant local culture.

Oflahertys Pub in Dingle is a must-visit for lovers of traditional music, local history, and Irish pub atmosphere — all served with heart and heritage.

Dingle Distillery is a must-visit for Irish whiskey fans — enjoy an authentic Dingle distillery tour and taste premium spirits in style.

Discover Holden Leathergoods in Dingle — home of exquisite handmade leather bags crafted with care, heritage techniques, and authentic Irish quality.

Dingle is a dream location filled with culture, scenery, and warmth. Discover this gem on the Dingle Peninsula with a guide who knows it best.

Explore the captivating history and culture of the Blasket Islands, where Irish heritage thrives amidst stunning Atlantic vistas and timeless traditions.

Kerry Cliffs stand on the Atlantic edge of the Iveragh Peninsula, a short distance from Portmagee on the Skellig Ring. From the cliff-top

Minard Castle stands above a distinctive storm-boulder beach on the southern side of the Dingle Peninsula, between Lispole and Annascaul. The surviving ruin

The Kerry Bog Village, between Killorglin and Glenbeigh on the Ring of Kerry, offers something quite different from the castles, grand houses and

As spring turns towards summer, Dingle comes alive for Féile na Bealtaine, an annual arts and cultural festival held around the May bank

Bean in Dingle is a family-run café on Green Street in the centre of Dingle Town, known for speciality coffee, locally roasted beans

Seeing the Dingle Peninsula from the sea reveals a very different side of West Kerry. Dingle Sea Safari is an independent boat experience

Tucked away on Grey’s Lane, just off Green Street in the heart of Dingle Town, The Little Cheese Shop has become a favourite

Stretching for more than 2,500 kilometres along Ireland’s western coastline, the Wild Atlantic Way is one of the world’s great coastal touring routes.

Fairy Fort Dingle combines ancient archaeology, Irish folklore and a relaxed, family-friendly animal experience in one memorable stop. Located approximately 10 kilometres west

Seafood, Local Produce and the Flavours of the Dingle Peninsula Dingle has earned a reputation as one of Ireland’s finest food destinations, where

Great Blasket Island, Wildlife, History and the Atlantic Coast of West Kerry Rising from the Atlantic Ocean just beyond the western tip of

The Ring of Kerry is one of Ireland’s most celebrated scenic drives, winding for approximately 179 kilometres through some of the country’s most

From Prehistoric Settlement to the Gaeltacht and Blasket Islands The Dingle Peninsula is one of the most historically significant landscapes in County Kerry.

Whether you’re visiting for a few hours or staying for several days, you’ll never be short of things to do in Dingle. Set

If you’re planning a trip to County Kerry, one question comes up time and time again: should you choose the Ring of Kerry

Early mornings offer a completely different atmosphere. The streets are peaceful, parking is generally easier and the harbour can be particularly beautiful before

Beyond the Guidebooks: Lesser-Known Places to Explore on the Dingle Peninsula The Dingle Peninsula is famous for places like Slea Head Drive, Dunquin

If you’re planning your first visit to the Dingle Peninsula, you’re about to discover one of Ireland’s most rewarding places to explore. Stretching

From busy restaurant kitchens to guiding visitors through the landscapes of West Kerry, discover how a passion for the Dingle Peninsula became the inspiration behind Steve’s Peninsula Tours.