The Dingle Peninsula is one of the great walking destinations on the western seaboard of Europe, and the Dingle Way circles it in full on a 179-kilometre / 111-mile loop of extraordinary variety.

Sea cliffs, sandy beaches, Iron Age ring forts, early Christian oratories and sweeping Atlantic views all feature along the route, as do Irish-speaking villages where the pace of life has changed little over the centuries.

The pubs are the real thing, the seafood is as fresh as it gets, and the scenery rewards you at every turn. Take a look at our self-guided walking holidays on the Dingle Way and start planning your Kerry adventure.