Dingle

This beautiful town is located on Ireland's southwest coast. It is situated on the Dingle Peninsula and offers views of the Blasket Islands across Dingle Bay. Dingle is a great destination for self-described beach bums because it is always bustling with tourists on weekends and holidays (particularly in the summer). It is popular with swimmers and walkers because of its sandy beaches.

The majority of visitors come to Dingle to enjoy the outdoors; the top activities in Dingle are surfing, biking, boating, and exploring archeological sites. Your breath will be taken away by Coumeenoole Beach's breathtaking beauty. One of the highlights is taking the twisting Conor Pass road from Dingle to Kilmore Cross (on the north side). It provides unrivaled views and is Ireland's highest mountain pass. The Slea Head Loop is one of the most breathtakingly scenic drives in Dingle. The whole journey is only 30 minutes long, but while you’re visiting Dingle, it’d be great to try to see at least a small portion of it just because of its incredible beauty.