Dramatic Landscapes of the Dingle Peninsula

by Tripsite
Region
Dingle Peninsula
Duration
8 days
Guided Status
Self-Guided
Difficulty
Moderate
D-Score™
N/A - Unknown

Overview

Located amid Ireland's captivating Wild Atlantic Way, the Dingle Peninsula is a paradise for cyclists. By bike, you'll go deep into the Emerald Isle's untamed beauty. From the awe-inspiring drama of rugged cliffs to a tapestry of rolling green hills and the serene embrace of coastal havens like Bantry Bay, the landscapes will stop you in your tracks. Typical Irish villages exude charm and character, embodying a warm and welcoming atmosphere that is quintessentially Irish. You will also spend three nights in picturesque Dingle, giving you plenty of time to explore its vibrant arts scene, historic charm, and authentic Irish hospitality. In the evening, when the day is done, you can settle into an Irish pub, mingling with the locals, sharing stories, and sampling the local brew! So raise a pint or two and get ready for an unforgettable ride.

Daily Ride Schedule

Day 1: Tralee, 18 mi. (29 km)

18 km 200 m

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Tralee, 18 mi. (29 km)

Day 2: Banna Loop, 30 mi. (48 km)

30 km 316 m

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Banna Loop, 30 mi. (48 km)

Day 3: Tralee - Dingle, 32 mi. (51 km)

32 km 601 m

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Tralee - Dingle, 32 mi. (51 km)

Day 4: Slea Head Loop, 27 mi. (43 km)

27 km 483 m

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Slea Head Loop, 27 mi. (43 km)

Day 5: Brandon Creek Loop, 20 mi. (32 km)

20 km 327 m

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Brandon Creek Loop, 20 mi. (32 km)

Day 6: Dingle - Inch, 22 mi. (35 km)

22 km 702 m

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Dingle - Inch, 22 mi. (35 km)

Day 7: Inch to Tralee, 19 mi. (31 km)

19 km 409 m

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Inch to Tralee, 19 mi. (31 km)

Day 8: Departure

Departure

Accommodation & Services

Accommodation

B&B

What's Included

Catering services
Accommodation arrangements
Bike rental

About the Dingle Peninsula

A dedicated guide for this region is not available yet.