September in Dingle feels a little different. After the busy summer months, something begins to change in Dingle. Irish families are back to school, the streets become a little quieter, and there is more space to take everything in. But Dingle never really goes quiet. The cafes are still busy, the pubs still have their…
Making Memories on a Family Day in Dingle A family day out with us here at Dingle Dolphin Boat Tours is the perfect way to experience everything this beautiful coastal town has to offer. Whether you’re travelling with toddlers, teenagers, grandparents, or a mix of all of them, there is something here for everyone. The beauty of Dingle…
August in Dingle is different. The town feels alive from early morning until long after the sun begins to set. The town feels alive from early morning until long after the sun begins to set. There’s a saying in Dingle that locals have been passing down for generations. “The summer is gone after the races.” It’s a…
Thinking of visiting Dingle in July? Find out what summer is like on the Dingle Peninsula, from boat trips and wildlife to beautiful beaches, local events and plenty of places to explore.
There’s something special about heading out onto the water around Dingle Bay, never quite knowing what you might see. The boat rounds a headland, the Atlantic opens wide in front of you, and suddenly, a dolphin breaks the surface right beside the boat. Someone gasps. Then comes the laughter, the pointing, the cameras scrambling to…
May is a lovely time to visit Dingle, with longer days, spring scenery and plenty happening around the peninsula. Find out what to see and do, what the weather can be like and why May is a great time to explore.
Thinking of visiting Dingle in April? Discover what spring is like on the Dingle Peninsula, from longer days and beautiful coastal scenery to local events, wildlife and getting out on the water.
Thinking of visiting Dingle in March? Discover what the town is like as spring begins, from St Patrick’s Day and local life to changing weather, quieter days and exploring the Dingle Peninsula.