Dingle Way Dingle Peninsula

... Airport gets you to a bus ride away from this wonderful coast. Watch the Video! Part one ~ Walking the Dingle Way The Dingle peninsula offers wonderful coastal scenery and easily rivals the more popular "Ring of Kerry" tour which attracts many more ...

... on Žer! Our meal there was one of the highlights of our entire week of walking. Truly breathtaking! We kind of lost track of the Dingle Way after this so we just carried on walking the coastline until we reached a Water Park a couple of miles out of ...

... walk to where we will stop at night.  It will be 100 miles or so, before we take to motorised transport again.  We on the Dingle Way (or is it 'we are in the Dingle Way?'). Is the Dingle Way a state of mind or a place? Blow me down, there ...

... France (Simon and Jonathan).  They said they thought they'd go to Doolin and I said I was heading to Tralee to hike the Dingle Way (180km).  Then I walked away and read... A few minutes later, they came to ask me about the trail etc and ...

... of Irish atholicism.   A short but confusing drive takes us to the most famous of antiquities on the Dingle Peninsula.  Attraction/Rating, Gallaurs Oratory/5*  A large parking lot and visitors center with public bathrooms are a ...

... off my shoulders!  It's raining and today the rain is stopping me.  We're spending another night in Cloghane- camping behind a decent hostel.  I have 38 km to complete the Dingle way and will continue tomorrow rain or ...

... heavy. We walked west along a canal toward the small town of Blennerville and its famous windmill. After passing through Blennerville, the Dingle Way led us on a few back roads, past two equestrian centers and a large field of sheep, into the lower ...

... fuschia is puny compared to these.  There is abundant archeology on these hills - it's an ancient land.  Part of the Dingle Way is joined by the Pilgrims' Way, near to Slea Head, with magnificent views of the coast and the Blasket ...

... small veggie sandwiches and coffee. During our night in Camp, we met a woman from Scotland who had just finished most of the Dingle Way (she and many others skip the leg between Tralee and Camp). We picked her brain about her journey, eager for tips ...