• Inch Beach - Inch, or An Inse, is renowned for its stunning Blue Flag beach. A wild, windswept dune system extends along this remarkable sand spit, reaching out into Dingle Bay towards Rossbeigh Beach and the northern shores of the Iveragh Peninsula, creating a breathtaking panorama. It’s a great spot for a short walk and some photos.
• Dingle Crystal - Dingle Crystal is a family-owned Irish crystal company established by master craftsman Sean Daly. From his workshop in the charming town of Dingle, Co. Kerry, Sean creates his beautiful collection of hand-cut Irish crystal.
• Fairyfort - Lios Stone Circle & Animal Feeding is a well-liked tourist spot in Caheratrant, County Kerry, Ireland. The site features well-preserved circular structures from ancient times. Visitors can also feed the sheep that roam the area, as the entry fee includes a bag of food for this purpose. If you’re interested in ancient sites or just want to enjoy feeding sheep, Lios Stone Circle & Animal Feeding is definitely worth a visit.
• Irish Famine Cottages - Irish Famine Cottages is a museum in Dingle, County Kerry, Ireland. Housed in a former Irish farmhouse, the museum features an exhibition that traces the history of the families who lived there, from their precarious daily lives to the devastating Great Famine that affected the entire country. The museum serves as a rustic memorial to the tragedy of the famines.
• Fahan BeeHive Huts - Fahan BeeHive Huts is a collection of prehistoric buildings in Fahan, on the Dingle Peninsula in County Kerry, Ireland. The site consists of 48 drystone clochán beehive huts dating back to the Iron Age. Today, only five structures remain, including two that are fully intact. The huts are located on the slope of Mount Eagle and are estimated to be over 1,500 years old. The exact age of the buildings is uncertain, as such clocháns were built from the Iron Age to modern times. The Fahan Group is considered the most remarkable collection of these unique cone-shaped houses in Ireland. You can walk right up to the houses and admire the stonework that has withstood centuries of wind, rain, and curious sheep.
• Coumeenoole Beach - Coumeenoole Beach is a beautiful beach on the Slea Head Drive on the lush west coast of the dramatic Dingle Peninsula in County Kerry, Ireland. The beach offers fantastic views of the surrounding ocean, stretching out to the nearby Blasket Islands. There are also some stunning, jagged cliffs. The beach is known for its pristine golden sand and clear waters. However, it’s important to note that swimming is not advisable at Coumeenoole Beach due to the strong and unpredictable currents created by the powerful Atlantic waves.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning

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A Private Full-Day Dingle Peninsula Tour offers an exclusive and personalized experience to explore one of Ireland’s most stunning regions. Kris M Tours is known for its professional, experienced driver-guide who is also a photographer. This combination of skills ensures not only a safe and comfortable journey but also the opportunity to capture beautiful memories along the way. The tour is tailored to the preferences of the travelers, allowing for a more personal and flexible experience. This means you can spend more time at the places that interest you the most. It is also enriched with stories and legends, adding an engaging narrative to the stunning views and historical landmarks you’ll visit. Travel in comfort with their luxury airconditioned vehicle, which is perfect for navigating the winding roads. This tour is a wonderful way to experience the natural beauty and cultural richness of the Dingle Peninsula at your own pace, with the luxury of a private guide and vehicle.

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