Dingle Port Guide

Voted the number one activity on the Dingle Peninsula, this personal RIB boat tour provides up-close views of the wild coastline, Blasket Islands, rock formations, and sea caves. The immersive experience offers a unique perspective of the Slea Head landscape and plenty of chances to interact with your captain.

Get ready to experience Dingle Bay’s natural beauty on this exhilarating speed boat tour from Dingle Harbour to the remote, historic Great Blasket Island. You will explore hidden caves and coves, see staggering cliffs, and spot wildlife while taking in the incredible scenery.

Nestled in the West Kerry Gaeltacht (Irish speaking area), this spectacular tour explores archaeological sites, history, flora, fauna, music, culture, and many other attractions. It is a tour not to be missed and will always be remembered.

This two-and-a-half-hour Dingle Bay boat tour features stunning landscapes and encounters with unique seabirds. You will witness captivating marine life including dolphins, seals, and majestic whales.

This relaxing Dingle Bay coastal boat tour for all ages and time-constrained visitors offers views of dramatic cliffs, the Dingle Lighthouse, and the spectacular coastline. Local guides provide fascinating stories, history, and insights to create a memorable experience of the area's very best.

Nestled in the West Kerry Gaeltacht (Irish speaking area), this spectacular tour explores archaeological sites, history, flora, fauna, music, culture, and many other attractions. It is a tour not to be missed and will always be remembered.

Hire a 12-passenger boat with a Skipper to create a custom trip cruising under soaring cliffs and sea arches with the possibility of encountering dolphin pods. Your Skipper will point out the sights and answer any questions you may have throughout the journey.

This famous drive reaches breathtaking places missed by buses and most self-guided tours, traveling from the Skellig Ring along the Iveragh peninsula to Charlie Chaplin’s summer home in Waterville. The tour offers amazing viewing points, endless photo stops, and all the Irish history and folklore you could wish for while traveling.

Explore the Dingle Peninsula and Slea Head Drive in a small group of no more than 12 with a knowledgeable local guide. Highlights include photo stops, Ventry, the Beehive Huts and baby lamb experience, Coumeenoole Beach, Dunquin, and views of the Blasket Islands.

The Mini Eco Tour features towering cliffs and jaw-dropping scenery on the Wild Atlantic coastline, brought to life by local guides' stories and knowledge. While keeping a sharp eye on the water to spot wildlife like dolphins, guests are often lucky enough to see something.

This ultimate 2.5-hour Sea Safari for 12 passengers explores Europe's most westerly islands and sandstone cliffs within Ireland's only Marine National Park. It offers the exhilarating feeling of close encounters with whales, puffins, seals, and dolphins in the wild.

This classic tour of Slea Head and the Dingle Peninsula includes Manning fort, the Famine Cottage, Early Christian Beehive Huts, the Blasket Island Interpretive Centre, and the Gallarus Oratory. There are many sightseeing opportunities with stops along the way for photos and film.

Perfect for photographers and wildlife enthusiasts, this tour specifically searches for dolphins, whales, seals, and seabirds, with the route dictated by wildlife locations. Please note that wildlife varies throughout the year and specific types cannot be guaranteed.

This unique workshop, founded by master craftsman Sean Daly, offers a hands-on experience witnessing one of Ireland's last workshops to produce handcrafted crystal entirely by hand. Each piece is signed and dated by Sean for authenticity and features designs inspired by the stunning W.

Take the helm of a safe, easy-to-operate four-passenger electric powerboat on this relaxed adventure that requires no prior experience. Once in the designated cruising area, children are welcome to take the wheel under adult supervision for a worry-free experience.

This one-hour guided Harbour Cruise explores the harbour and bay while teaching you about cliff formations, sea arches, and local maritime history. You will learn about the era of the landlords, the Great Famine, and Dingle's historical connections to Spain and France.

This trip combines a one-hour sea journey, a three-hour stop-over on Great Blasket Island, and a three-hour eco-marine tour around outer islands to hopefully spot dolphins, birds, and whales. While sightings are not guaranteed, the tour operates when the weather is fine and the sea is relatively calm.

This 2.5 to 3-hour boat tour from Dingle Bay traces the Slea Head coastline to the legendary Great Blasket Islands. You will gain a rare glimpse into a remote, culturally rich landscape once inhabited by a resilient Irish-speaking community.

Dingle Bay Eco Tours offers an informal four-hour boat tour of the Blasket Islands and the Wild Atlantic Way with an experienced skipper and wildlife guide. You can view wonderful seascapes and see wildlife including whales, dolphins, seals, and seasonal basking sharks or puffins.

Nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy the exhilarating freedom of exploring the Dingle Peninsula and Slea Head on state-of-the-art electric bikes. This must-do half-day activity provides breathtaking coastal vistas without the hassle of steep hills.