The town itself is a maze of winding hilly streets and brightly painted houses. You can enjoy traditional music in cozy pubs and tempting seafood dishes in excellent restaurants.

The history of Dingle is steeped in the sea, so it's no surprise that the town's mascot is the lovable wild dolphin Fungie, who enchants audiences with his colourful displays of leaps and dives in his adopted home of Dingle Harbour.

          The cottages make an excellent touring base for the Dingle Peninsula, which offers many scenic drives, as well as excellent walking and cycling opportunities, the Ring of Kerry, trips to the islands, and the beach at Inch.

These cottages are designed to fulfill their occupants' every need for luxury, comfort and relaxation. Each cottage sleeps 6 with one double en-suite bedroom and two twin bedrooms. There's a bathroom upstairs, and a shower and toilet downstairs. The kitchen features an oven/hob, dishwasher, fridge, microwave, washer/dryer, and all the necessary crockery and utensils. The spacious kitchen, dining, living room area has an open fire, multi-channel TV, and direct dial telephone. Bed linen and towels are supplied.

This is an RCI affiliated resort. 
For further details please contact Cathy Casssidy.

Dingle Peninsula