Dingle Peninsula

I visited most of the island with my mother and sister. My sister drove (driving on the wrong side of the road through narrow streets was actually her thing). We had a great time, but too much info to meantion right now.

The weather was terrible, almost constantly foggy, but that didn’t matter. We had a couple of days of sunshine and I got a couple of rounds of golf in. (Courses attractive, but the rough was the most punishing I have ever come across). The pubs are legendary – just how I imagined West Irish pubs to be. There is plenty to see and the people are friendly.

my favorite place in ireland, possibly in all the british isles its sooooo beautiful i went about 4 years ago and would LOVE so much to go back

when i was there with my family we rode horses on the beach and in the mountains and ate in cute little pubs… it was really an experience

We had great luck on our trip to the Dingle Peninsula—beautiful sunny skies!

another world, another time, another life! If you love the wind, the rain, the sunshine, the rocks, the beach, awesome scenery, then this is the place for you.

Don’t try and ‘do’ the west of dingle in half a day. You will be disappointed with the experience. Take a couple of days, stay west of Dingle and discover the real rather than the tourist side, it is well worth it.

...bike the Slea Head Drive and make sure you’re camera is charged up with loads of room for pics.

Could only spend a morning here, had to catch a train back to Dublin, but I managed to bike along the peninsula for as long as I could, it was awesome and tiring.

Stunning… and I made the trip b/c a penfriend had sent me a postcard of the place when she visited there a few years before I did. Friends have raved about it since. Did not get to see the dolphin, whose name I forget, because it was unfortunately overcast when I drove through it.

that’s me with my grandmother.