DINGLE, CO. KERRY, IRELAND Tel: 00 353 66 9151244 Fax: 00 353 66 9151786 E-mail: info@bamburysguesthouse.com





The Dingle Peninsula is one of Ireland’s most magnificent
destinations and has something to offer everyone,
from ancient archaeological sites, sailing, fishing,
golf, horse riding and walking to simply relaxing
on the miles and miles of beautiful sandy beaches or
viewing the breathtaking scenery all around you.




With Dingle town as it’s central hub, this town has a huge history as a trading port down through the ages and still today is a busy fishing port where you can see the fishermen plying their trade as they come and go in the harbour. With colourful shops, pubs and restaurants, it is a treasure chest for local arts and crafts, music and craic, great food and atmosphere.




The Dingle Peninsula is blessed with having some of the most inspiring scenery in Ireland. It’s scenic drives begin as you come on to the peninsula from either the Killarney area through Castlemaine or from Tralee to the north at Blennerville.


The combination of majestic mountains, rugged coastline and breathtaking Blasket Islands will leave you revived and ready to face the challenges of day to day life.


With mountains as the backbone of the peninsula, the bays of Dingle, Brandon, Tralee and the Atlantic Ocean all combine to create an amazing kaleidoscope of colour and contrast. With drives including highlights such as the Conor Pass (Ireland’s highest mountain pass), Brandon Point, the Maharees, the picturesque village of Annascaul and it’s haunting lake, there is So much to choose from that you must stay a while to capture It’s entirety.


Long sandy beaches are famous features to the Dingle Peninsula including Inch Strand, Coumeenole (famous film location of Ryan’s Daughter), Clogher Storm Beach, Beal Ban, Wine Strand, Stradbally and many more. Each have their own unique features, with shore angling, windsurfing, surfing, horse riding, and of course, swimming, to name but a few.



Bambury's Guesthouse - Dingle - Co. Chiarraí - Ireland - Phone +353 66 915 12 44