Find out how far you have to hike each day and for how many days in this Dingle Way hiking tour guide.
The Dingle Way is a 179km (112 miles) long National Waymarked Trail around the Dingle Peninsula in County Kerry, Ireland. The official beginning and end of the route is Tralee, the capital town of Kerry.
The Dingle Way is traditionally walked in a clockwise direction, starting out from Tralee and passing the Slieve Mish Mountains on route to Camp. The trail then completes a loop around the Dingle Peninsula all the way back to Camp before then retracing it’s steps back to Tralee.
The most popular section of the trail is between Ventry and Cuas as it passes Slea Head (with wonderful views of the Blasket Islands), Dunquin Pier and Ballyferriter. Other highlights of the Dingle Way include Inch Beach, Annascaul and the beach walking between Cloghane and Camp.
Find more information on the highlights of the Dingle Way check out this post.
We hope that you enjoyed this guide to selecting your perfect Dingle Way hiking tour. For more information on hiking the Dingle Way, just get in touch.
