Picture a small Irish town, streets filled with children in the most incredible handmade costumes, music in the air, colour everywhere. That’s how May begins in Dingle and if you’re looking for things to do, it only gets better from there. Féile na Bealtaine — where May really begins Féile na Bealtaine runs from the 30th of April through to the 4th of May, and if you happen to…
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Basking sharks are one of the most incredible wildlife experiences on the west coast of Ireland. Around the west coast of Ireland and Dingle Bay, these gentle giants return each year, drawing visitors hoping to catch a glimpse. If you’re looking for unique things to do in Dingle, seeing a basking shark in the wild is something you’ll never forget. Here’s where…
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April in Dingle is a joy. Longer, brighter days bring the start of the season on the Dingle Peninsula, families arrive for Easter, visitors from afar return, and you can feel the new season beginning. It’s still early in the season, so while the town is getting busier, it’s not quite the height of summer yet. There’s a lovely balance, more life…
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A Locals Guide to Dingle March is a lovely month in Dingle. After the quieter winter weeks, the town slowly starts to wake up again, and there’s a real sense of freshness around the place. Locals are refreshed, businesses begin reopening, and you can feel a gentle buzz building as the new season approaches. It’s…
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Dingle Dolphin Boat Tours have got some fin-tastic news to share—our beloved home waters have become part of Páirc Náisiúnta na Mara, Ciarraí, Ireland’s first ever marine national park! Established in 2024, this breathtaking park stretches across land and sea, covering some of the most iconic and biodiverse areas of the Dingle Peninsula. And yes,…
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