Hidden Peninsula Photo & Sightseeing Tour

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Operator: Dingle Darkroom
Duration: 2 h 30 m
Area: Dingle
Prices: Person €609.50, Person in a Group of 2 People €318, Person in a Group of 3 People €222.60, Person in a Group of 4 People €174.90, Person in a Group of 5 People €148.40

About this tour

The Hidden peninsula tour uncovers locations and hidden gems, that can be found further away from the more established tourist routes, and travels through many different types of scenery and landscape, as well as passing by a variety of interesting antiquities on The Dingle Peninsula.

Duration

9 hours

About

All you need to capture your own stunning images is a camera or mobile phone of your choice, as expert advice on how to capture the perfect pictures is always on hand. Alternatively, you’re also welcome to just sit back, relax and enjoy the tour, experiencing all the wonderful sights and amazing locations we visit during this tour.

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• Glacial valleys, lakes & waterfalls
• Woodland, forests, peat bog and farmland
• Ancient churches, castles, standing stones
• Atmospheric abandoned buildings and ruins

More info

We leave Dingle climbing nearly 1500ft or 500M to the Conor Pass, the highest hill pass in Ireland, where we stop and look south to take in outstanding views of Dingle, Doonshean, Kinard, Ventry, The Blasket Islands and The Iveragh Peninsula. Looking north we see The Owenmore Valley spread below us with its elaborate system of rivers and lakes, The Brandon Mountain range, Cloghane, Brandon, The Maharees, North Kerry and even further beyond to County Clare.

• Endless sandy beaches and dramatic coastline
• Narrow mountain passes offer breath taking views
• Expert instruction always on hand so you can improve your photography as we tour
• Perfect for any level of fitness and photography experience

Travelling smaller lanes and backroads we visit many amazing places on the northern side of the Dingle Peninsula before we cross back over to Dingle and the southern coasline. Following a break for lunch we follow the backroads and small lanes as much as possible, During the afternoon we’ll head to the east of Dingle taking in inspiring views, storm beaches and rugged coastline as well as visiting a number of historical sites and atmospheric ruins.

Meeting point

The Fungi Dolphin Statue, The Quay. Besides the Dingle Tourist Information Centre