Ireland · DINGLE & SLEA HEAD COASTAL DRIVES
The Slea Head loop is thirty miles of beehive huts, film locations and a drop to the Blaskets. These 15 runs differ on the stops, the sea safaris and whether the peninsula is done from Killarney or from the town itself.
Thrilling 3-hour Dingle RIB sea safari. Speed, cliff views, Blasket Islands, and wildlife like seals, dolphins, whales, and puffins.
“Such an Amazing experience! We Saw lots of minke whales, seals, dolphins and puffins!! Highly recommend!”
Cruise from Dingle Bay to the Great Blasket Islands on a small-group boat, with chances to see dolphins, seals, puffins, and more.
“Lovely day out. We got to see fungi a few times and got some lovely videos/photos. Our skipper was very informative and friendly. I would recommend this tour”
Coach tour from Killarney to Dingle, Slea Head, and Inch Beach, with Irish culture stops, guided commentary, and time to explore Dingle.
“My husband and I had a great time on our tour. Sean, our bus driver made it a stress free day. We stopped at so many fun places and our guide, so sorry I can't remember her name, kept us entertained with jokes, songs, and poems. Highly recommend this failure owned business.”
Small-group Dingle Peninsula and Slea Head Drive from Dingle, with Gaeltacht stops, oratory, beaches, and optional lambs for 4 euro.
“Meeting place was easy to find and the driver was great on this small group tour. I would definitely recommend this tour. The views and pictures I got from this tour were great. You’ll thoroughly enjoy this Dingle tour. We loved our day with Des.”
4-hour dolphin and whale cruise from Ventry, Dingle Bay and the Blasket Islands, with expert spotting help and photo support for about $119.
“We saw bottlenose dolphins and lots of seals. A beautiful afternoon on the water. There was a toilet on the boat as well.”
Private 4-hour Dingle Peninsula tour on Slea Head Drive, from Connor Pass to Gallarus Oratory, with lambs and Blasket views.
“Beautiful drive around the peninsula with a great driver and guide. Scenery was awesome and we were able to do as little/much as we pleased. Great start to our Ireland adventures”
2-hour guided boat mini eco tour from Dingle Harbour, Dingle Bay cliffs, and wildlife spotting with a local guide, often dolphins.
“The beautiful cliffs as we left the harbor. Our tour guide was very entertaining he even played a few songs for us.”
Killarney to Dingle and Slea Head in 6 hours, with Inch Beach photos, Dingle town time, and Blasket Islands views by coach.
“Amazing trip! Enjoyed every second of this tour. Enjoyed it more than Ring of Kerry. Dingle town is cute, shops galore and food is amazing. People are friendly. The stops along the way are gorgeous scenery also! Would do again and again!”
Take a short Dingle Peninsula boat cruise with cliff views, local stories, and dolphin-spotting chances, starting at Dingle Marina for about $20.
“We'd a fantastic experience from start to finish on Lady Laura. Our tour guide and skipper were so friendly and informative. The tour guide was so kind to my children and answered lots of questions. We were surprised to see lots of Dolphins and the staff were so patient, stopping for some time so we could all watch this amazing experience and take photos of the Dolphins. Excellent value for money and would highly recommend.”
Killarney to Dingle day trip with Inch Beach, Slea Head, Gaelic villages, and Dingle pubs, guided by a friendly coach team for $51.
“The day was lovely, and it was a great to leave the driving to someone with experience and enjoy the awesome views. Paul handled the bus expertly, adjusting the route to avoid flooded areas.”
Full-day Dingle Peninsula tour from Cork with Slea Head coast views, Inch Beach, and Dingle town, plus an English live guide.
“I have been to both: ring of kerry and dingle. Ring of Kerry is more entertaining, more to see. With dingle trip you have to switch buses and you loose some time and you have not so much time to enjoy wonderfull views. With Ring of Kerry you dont have to switch buses, you can ride a carret, you can see also wonderfull views + waterfall. So if you have to choose then I recommend Ring of Kerry, but if you have time for both I can still recommend Dingle as for sure you will see some very nice places (but noth breath taking :) I have seen better places…”
Speed through the Blasket Islands on a RIB from Dingle, hunting for seals, dolphins, whales, and puffins in Ireland's Marine National Park.
“Cancelled. Evidently happens fairly frequently. They mentioned they’d tried to get a hold of me but I didn’t know until departure time. Remain flexible.”
Ride the Dingle Peninsula on an e-bike from Dingle, with walkie-talkie helmets and cliffside stops from Slea Head to Gallarus Oratory.
“The weather was cloudy and misty for most of our ride but the sights seen were absolutely breathtaking. Electric bikes were an absolute must but if two 60 year olds who haven’t been on anything beyond beach bikes could do this, you can too. Don't forget your camera!!”
Take a 1-hour boat ride around Dingle Bay cliffs with live narration, big cave views, and photo stops. Great value for $26.61.
“Great boat ride. Safe and scenic. The Mate (Tip) was very friendly and informative!! Not overly crowded.”
Ride a Dingle Bay RIB for 2.5 hours to spot seals, dolphins, birds, and Great Blasket Island, with waterproof gear and captain stories.
“The Guide was fantastic . Saw 2 types of dolphins, a Minky whale, a colony of seals and a flock of birds dive bombing in the sea . Incredible tour … lasted almost three hours .”
Every kind of Irish day out, and the best of each.
