• Magnificent Viewes
  

  
  The Atlantic sea washes against the rugged landscape of the Dingle Peninsula and the constant weather changing climate present the visitor with unexpected, stunning photographic excitement.
  
  

• Trekking
  

  
  Most of the routes in the region are on small, quiet roads and trails, far away from traffic. There are routes that will take you up and down mountains and hills, along beaches and strands, and across seaside cliffs. All walks in the area will give you the time and peace to enjoy the awesome beauty of the area..
  
  

• The Great Blasket Islands
  

  
  The island lies approximately 2 km from the mainland at Dunmore Head. It is the most westerly point in Europe. In the past few years a number of the houses on the island have been restored and amenities provided for visitors to the island.
  
  

• Dingle Golf Links
  

  
  Each of the 18 holes on Dingle Golf Links is carved from the natural landscape of one of the most unspoiled parts of Europe. As you play, the whole panorama of the Dingle Peninsula is revealed - hidden bays with small fishing villages, glorious hills and mountains.
  
  

• Inch beach surfing
  

  
  Surfing at the Inch beach, on the Dingle peninsula, where the water recedes a mile at low tide. Ireland is a major surfing destination for those who love cold water, drizzle and fog.
  
  

• Brandon Bay windsurfing
  

  
  Brandon Bay, dubbed "the Hookipa of Europe", is one of the best wave-riding spots in Europe, great for either wind- or kite- or traditional surfing. It is a 5km long sandy beach, exposed to prevailing NW winds and swells. The water is cold, however.
  
  

• Yachting
  

  
  Sailing is a popular activity here. You may wish to moor in Dingle's Marina or the open sea.
  
  

• Dingle village
  

  
  A cute Irish fishing village, complete with pubs and colorful traditional buildings
  
  

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