Dingle Peninsula Tours

 Explore our Dingle Peninsula tours

The Dingle Peninsula stretches out into the Wild Atlantic on Ireland's south-west tip. Rugged cliffs, ancient beehive huts, and the warmest of welcomes in a colourful harbour town. On a Dingle Peninsula tour with Rabbie's, your driver-guide brings 6,000 years of history to life.

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Where is the Dingle Peninsula?

The Dingle Peninsula sits in County Kerry, on Ireland's south-west coast. It juts out into the Atlantic Ocean, making it one of the most westerly points in Europe and one of the most dramatic stretches of coastline on the island.

Explore the Dingle Peninsula on a Rabbie’s tour

Your Dingle Peninsula tour takes in ancient beehive huts clinging to jagged hillsides, the sweeping sands of Inch Beach, and the oldest Christian church in Ireland. You'll wander the colourful harbour town of Dingle itself, sampling fresh seafood, hearing Celtic stories, and getting a feel for a place rich in history.

What’s included in a Rabbie’s Dingle Peninsula tour?

Your tour includes transport in a comfortable 16-seat mini-coach, pick up and drop off at your accommodation each day, and expert commentary from your driver-guide who loves sharing their knowledge. You’ll also have dedicated customer support before, during and after your tour to answer any questions you may have. There are no minimum numbers, so your tour will go ahead even if you’re the only ones on it. On overnight tours, breakfast is included at your accommodation. For full details, check the individual tour page.

How long are your tours of the Dingle Peninsula?

We offer Dingle Peninsula tours ranging from day trips to 13 11-day adventures that take you beyond the region to some of Ireland's other must-see locations. A longer tour lets you slow down, explore deeper, and discover the places that make the peninsula what it is. More time means more hidden corners, more stories from your driver-guide, and more of that wild Atlantic coast to take in at your own pace.

Where do your Dingle Peninsula tours depart from?

We offer tours departing from Dublin and Killarney. Our Dingle Peninsula tours from Dublin depart from opposite the Kilkenny Shop, Nassau Street, Dublin. Killarney tours depart from Killarney Tourist Information Office, Beech Road, Killarney, V93 AW26. Please arrive at least 15 minutes before your departure time, as we leave promptly and cannot wait for late arrivals. If your tour returns in the evening, we'd suggest staying an extra night to avoid any travel stress.

How you’ll travel around the Dingle Peninsula

You'll explore the Dingle Peninsula in a 16-seat mini-coach, which makes all the difference out here. Smaller roads, hidden lay-bys, and that clifftop pull-in with the view no big bus could ever reach. Your driver-guide knows every one of them. You get the scenic route as standard, with big windows and no need to worry about directions.

Where you’ll stay on an overnight tour

On overnight tours, you'll stay in family-run guest houses and local B&Bs, the kind of places that feel a world away from a big chain hotel. We can help you arrange accommodation at your destination. You can select your room and pay later directly at the property, or choose and pay in advance as part of your booking. Once your room is booked, it's not possible to change or upgrade on arrival. Read our accommodation page to find out more about the options.

Why you'll love the Dingle Peninsula