I had a really wonderful day riding at Dingle Horse Riding, which is just outside of town. They…read moretake great care in matching you to an appropriate horse which made me feel quite safe. Susan, the owner is knowledgeable and friendly and her staff are all competent and engaging. One horse went lame in the middle of our ride and they trailered out a new horse very quickly. Out guide Patrick was very good and knowledgeable about the area we rode through for the day; this included walking through streams going up over to the other side of the peninsula and then several cantors on the beach. Great day!! Highly recommended.

Wonderful staff of knowledgeable young ladies. Well mannered horses. Spectacular 2 hour riding…read morethough hills and along the beach. This was the highlight of our visit to Dingle. All level of riders are accommodated. Thank you so much! Kath and Kate.

It was a fantastic tour! Really enjoyed the nature. Tour guide was knowledgeable. Loved learning…read moreall the history around there.we did the wild life rib tour.

Perfect, pricate experience for my family of 3 for one hour in October. Very fortunate to have a…read moregorgeous late afternoon tour after a round of golf and touring the Dingle peninsula. recommend.

You're making a mistake if you go to Dingle and don't book a ride here. I brought a mixed group…read morehere of beginner/amateur riders, and they did a wonderful job of accommodating everyone. The owner, Mandy, is friendly and her stable hands are knowledgable. The horses- oh my goodness- are gorgeous and well cared for. I had the privilege of riding a Connemara and my husband rode a beautiful cob. One of the best rides I've ever been on, and the hour and a half ride takes you along the coast and up on top of a hill with views of the ocean and mountains. Don't miss out!

My wife and I had ridden a few days earlier up north and saw their sign as we made our way around…read morethe Dingle peninsula. Even without a reservatio , they were very accommodating. Exigent and friendly guides. Christine was lovely. There were adults with children in the group and made sure to check regularly that everyone w was doing well. The other house and the crew at the stake also were friendly and caring. Horses were beautiful and very responsive to the reins Wonderful memory with the 1 hour ride in mountain with amazing views of the bay

This is a must do when visiting the area! The owners are fantastic, super patient with beginner…read moreriders, and really nice! While the Irish weather cut our trip short, they were very accommodating and I hope I can come back to see the view from the hills!

Hiking the Eask Tower Path is an absolute must when visiting the Dingle Peninsula…read more The tower is on private property. The landowners are incredibly friendly - I highly recommend allotting some time just to chit chat with them. They ask for a humble €2 entry fee per person. Bring coins! So for €2, you are permitted to traipse through their fields & through their herds of sheep. They trust you to close each gate properly behind you on the way up & down so that the sheep don't get out. They even offer their spigot & some brushes to clean your shoes off at the end of your adventure. The tower is constructed similarly to a barrel & it's fascinating. The panoramic views are breathtaking & the gentle breeze is so appreciated after the hike up. I would allow yourself 90 minutes for the whole adventure: - 10 minutes of chit chat - 30 minutes to the top - 30 minutes to enjoy the views & the tower - 20 minutes down LNT - Leave No Trace!

I've been to Inch Beach twice and each time it was beautiful. The first time it was rainy and…read moreovercast and today it was a beautiful sunny day. The beach is gorgeous and very clean. There are a ton of cute little shells that you can find intact and wash off if you want a souvenir. The shops were closed when I visited today but apparently they may be up for sale and reopened sometime this year. There is a good amount of parking here and a very clean container bathroom with running water and no smell. There's a spigot you can use to wash your feet off with when you're done. If you have the chance I definitely recommend stopping here.

I will always remember the panoramic scene in David Lean's "Ryan's Daughter" when a giddy Sarah…read moreMiles holds her parasol upright and greets a smitten Robert Mitchum on an expansive beach as the wind carries their respective hats away. About a quarter-century ago, I sought the beach out on my first trip to the Dingle Peninsula and found it looking as magical as it did in the movie. Earlier this month, I returned with Jamie W. knowing full well that it was on our way to our overnight stay in Dingle. The magic was there still (photo: http://bit.ly/2ehwPGZ). It was close to sunset and the perfect time to enjoy the three-mile stretch of flat compacted sand that looked so visually stunning you would have thought someone intentionally designed the beach that way. It was fairly empty except for random tourists and hardcore surfers. All we did was walk out into the sand and enjoy the calm of the sea cradled by Brandon Bay. There were two stray orange cats next to the outhouse rather indifferent to our presence but somehow in tune with the peaceful environs (photo: http://bit.ly/2fc3yLz). I hope it's not another 25 years before I return.

Siegy and his angling boat "Sioux" and his wife Billi will give you a great fishing experience. We…read morecaught polluck and mackerel. We got excellent views of the island. We did not stay here but drove from Kenmore. This is the place to rent a boat in Ireland .Enjoy fishing around the Skellig Islands and Puffin Island,

What a lovely view. I understand why the men brought the ladies here. Great weather today to take…read morephotos

Ladies' View is a scenic viewpoint in Killarney National Park, that was named after Queen…read moreVictoria's ladies-in-waiting, who were so impressed by the vista during an 1861 visit, that the spot was named in their honor. Our tour group made a relatively short stop here to take in the stunning scenery. There was a little bit of everything to behold.