Dingle Peninsula
A dramatic coastal region in southwest Ireland, the Dingle Peninsula is known for stunning sea cliffs, Gaeltacht culture, and coastal villages.
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Geography
| Continent | Europe |
|---|---|
| Region | Western Europe |
| Subregion | Northern Europe |
| Country | Ireland |
| County | Kerry |
| Timezone | EuropeDublin |
| Latitude | 52.1803 |
| Longitude | -10.2684 |
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7:55 PM LOCAL TIMEThe Dingle Peninsula spans approximately 512 km² of west Kerry, Ireland, with memorable highlights including high sea cliffs at Gallarus Oratory, rugged mountain passes over Conor Pass, and the lively harbor town of Dingle. As a traditional Irish-speaking (Gaeltacht) area, it offers deep cultural experiences alongside outdoor adventures like coastal hiking, surfing, and driving the Slea Head Loop. Key sites include Gallarus Bay, Dún Beag beach, and Fungie the dolphin (though sightings vary). Travel connections are primarily via Tralee or Killarney with regional roads and ferry links. Whether seeking epic coastline, music and food in Dingle, or quiet mountain trails, the peninsula rewards multiple visits with its blend of land and sea, history and modern Gaelic life.
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