Dingle & Blasket Island

The Dingle Peninsula or Corca Dhuibhne was described by the National Geographic once as; probably the most beautiful plce on Earth! The most northerly of the sinewy peninsulas of the southwest of Ireland, this wild place holds a rare energy. Four thousand archaeology sites make it one of the richest areas of it’s kind in the world, it’s scenery, language and traditions and it’s people make it one of Ireland’s favourite places. The Blasket Island archipelago holds a special place in Ireland’s folk heritage and makes for one of the classic Atlantc seaboard walks.

Wildlife abounds here; whales, dolphins, seals and sharks while the sea cliffs of the coastline and islands are home to thousands of sea birds. The coastal archaeology spans almost ten thousand years.