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Prepare to fall in love with the Wild Atlantic Way in the West of Ireland. The town of Dingle, one of the main stops along The Dingle Way and The Wild Atlantic Way, was once named as ‘the most beautiful place on earth’ by National Geographic and Trip Advisor rated it among the top 100 destinations in the world.
You will start The Dingle Way in the busy town of Tralee, famous for its annual Rose of Tralee festival, an international competition celebrated among Irish communities all over the world. Tralee is the starting point of the Kerry Camino, joining the towns of Tralee and Dingle which are popular towns along the Wild Atlantic Way. Read more
5H | +325m / -251m / 19 km On the way from Tralee to Camp the way passes the entrances to several impressive glacial valleys, a number of streams make their way towards the sea. These are easily crossed by either bridge or stepping stones. Features of interest to keep an eye out for along this mountain section are an old Victorian-era reservoir that used to supply water to Tralee. Towards the end of this section, the trail descends onto a hedge-lined stone path which used to be the old Tralee-Dingle road in the distant past. The preserved ruins of Killelton Oratory can be found alongside the trail here to the left of the path. This part is often used as a cattle drove which means it can get quite mucky. Several stiles have to be crossed before finally reaching a tarmac road. Read more
4H15 | +307m / -349m / 17 km If you are starting the Dingle way from the village of Camp you will have a short transfer to the village of Camp after breakfast (the transfer is not included but there are regular buses to Camp). The walk from Camp to Annascaul is very gentle, predominately along quiet boreens which wind through the countryside, offering views of the mountains and the North Atlantic ocean. When you reach Annascaul you can take a walk on Inch Beach. This is one of the longest beaches on the Wild Atlantic Way and offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains. Read more
5H | +397m / -420m / 22km Today is a long day walking along rural roads and coastal tracks until you turn inland, gradually gaining altitude as you climb. After turning back on yourself it is all downhill to the picturesque fishing village of Dingle. This is one of the top villages to visit along the Wild Atlantic Way route. There are plenty of cafes, pubs, restaurants and other places of interest to explore. You can add an extra day to your itinerary, allowing yourself a sleep in and late breakfast before taking a day off your trek to arrange a boat tour to The Great Blasket Island. The highlights of this area include a boat tour of Dingle Harbour, dive/swim with Fungi the dolphin, drop in to see the good work being done at the Dingle wildlife and seal sanctuary. Try horse trekking on either mountain trails or sandy beaches, feeling energetic and adventurous? visit Irelands largest indoor climbing wall or just enjoy a day off to relax and explore the town at your leisure. Dingle is the end of The Kerry Camino. Read more
5H | +381m / -338m / 20km A fantastic day walking on a mixture of boreens and coastal paths on The Dingle Way today. You will have the best views of The Great Blasket Islands and this dramatic coastline of the Wild Atlantic Way. In either good or bad weather experiencing the landscape and scenery will be breathtaking. Extra day- Add an extra day to your itinerary, allowing yourself a sleep in and late breakfast before taking a day off your trek to arrange a boat tour to The Great Blasket Island (weather dependent). Read more
5H30 | +691m / -686m / 25km Turning inland once more and gaining altitude as you walk in the foothills of Brandon mountain (this will be the highest point on your trip), you will be walking along mountain trails as you descend and enter the Brandon Head nature reserve, best known for its blanket bogs and heather. You can follow the trail to the viewing point at Brandon Point. From there you will be moving back on boreens, looking down onto Lady's Island and Llandaff. Cloghane is the end of our Highlights tour. Read more
7H | +87m / -88m / 28km A long day ahead of you on this section of the Wild Atlantic Way but the very mild ascent and decent will help it feel shorter. You will spend a larger part of the day walking along beaches and coastal trails. This section of The Dingle Way, like some of the others, is dotted with great picnic spots. If you have a packed lunch with you, you can just have a picnic on the beach. If not there are a few cafes and restaurants in the villages of Faramore and Kilshannig. Read more
7H30 | +384m / -390m / 27km Your last day on The Dingle Way is long, however relatively flat, with stunning coastal views of the bay of Tralee. You will be walking along rural roads and coastal trails before taking on a low-level mountain trail on your walk back into Tralee. Alternatively, if you want to have a more relaxed day, you can catch a bus or taxi from the village of Camp (11km). Read more
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