Dingle Peninsula, in southwest Ireland, is the northernmost Kerry peninsula and that which protrudes the furthest into the Atlantic Ocean. Sheer cliffs, bare mountains and a fretwork of tiny stone-walled fields set the scene. Brandon Mountain (951m) ..

This is the highest pass (456m - car park) open to cars in Ireland. The road hugs the flank of the mountain to reach the pass, commanding superb views of Dingle Harbour to the south and Brandon Mountain to the north, as well as overlooking Brandon Ba..

The steep slopes of Mount Eagle (516m) evoke a pre-Christian, indeed prehistoric, landscape that reamins largely unspoilt. Dry stone walls create a mosaic patchwork of little fields in which stand over 400 clocháin (hive-shaped huts), some within r..

In 1862 the present church replaced a building from 1812. It is made of red sandstone quarried from near Minar Castle. It was mainly financed by Clara Hussey, a distinguished local businesswoman. The church has been restored extensively.

The chapel of Presentation Convent contains beautiful stained-glass windows representing scenes from the Bible. They were created in 1924 by Harry Clarke.

The Holy Stone stands at the junction of Upper Main Street and Chapel Lane, near the pavement. This 3m long stone, has several deep cup marks which may have been cut in prehistoric times.

Located near Dingle's port, Oceanworld introduces visitors to the different animal species of the ocean. From the underwater tunnel you can get a good look at all sorts of fish, such as eels and turbot. The visit continues with an aquarium inhabited ..