Half Day Dingle Peninsula Slea Head Drive Tour
About the Half Day (4 hours) Dingle Peninsula Slea Head Drive Tour
Enjoy the stunning views of the Dingle Peninsula which has some of the most spectacular scenery on the Wild Atlantic Way. See views of the Atlantic Ocean, Cliffs, Beaches, Islands and Headlands that will take your breath away.
The Dingle Peninsula has numerous early Christian sites from the 6th century including beehive huts as well as ancient stone forts, ring forts, standing stones and ogham stones.
Visit a Sheep Farm and hold a baby lamb – one of Dingle’s most popular tourist attractions.
Taking in a beautiful lunch in a traditional Irish pub.
See some of the film locations for movies such as: Ryan’s Daughter – Far and Away – Star Wars
Choose from a full day tour (7 hours), half day tour (4 hours) or a 3 hour tour. All options include collection from your holiday base.
Slea Head Drive Tour
"The most beautiful place on earth" - National Geographic
Prices
4 HOUR DINGLE PENINSULA SLEA HEAD DRIVE TOUR HIGHLIGHTS from your base in Dingle
Ventry Beach – a Blue Flag award beach that is located 5 miles from Dingle Town. It is a 2-mile-long white sandy beach that is enjoyed by locals and tourists alike, and where Irish warriors defeated Daire Donn, king of the world!
Fahan Beehive Huts – pet a baby lamb and visit ancient huts. The beehive huts, called Clochans, were being built as far back as 3,000 BC as dwelling places by our ancestors
Slea Head Point – the most western point in Ireland and in Europe. See the most stunning coastal views of the Wild Atlantic Way including views of the famous Blasket Islands
Coumeenoole Beach – made famous in the film “Ryan’s Daughter”, the picturesque beach became a popular stop for tourists. From the car park you can walk down to the beach
Dunquin Pier – a crucial connection point between the mainland and the Blasket Islands and a must-see destination for visitors, especially for photography enthusiasts
Clogher – Incredible views at Clogher Head, looking across at Ceann Sibeal – a film location for the Star Wars movie, The Last Jedi!
Gallarus Oratory – an early Christian church referred to as “Ireland’s oldest intact surviving church”. Having never been rebuilt, it’s considered an iconic gem on the Dingle Peninsula
Kilmalkedar Church – a Romanesque 12th-century church built on an early Christian and Medieval ecclesiastical site, associated with St. Brendan, the Navigator
Conor Pass Viewing Point – enjoy stunning panoramic views of the north shore of the Dingle Peninsula, including Mount Brandon, Tralee Bay, and, weather permitting, a glimpse of the Aran Islands!
