The Dingle Peninsula, also Dingle Peninsula, is located in the southwest of Ireland in County Kerry.. It is named after the town of Dingle, the largest town on the peninsula.. The Dingle Peninsula is one of the main attractions in the southwestern part of Ireland.. There are some pre- and protohistoric monuments that adhere to Irish myths.. The viewer enjoys the mountainous landscape and likes to linger on the flat sandy beaches..
The dolphin Fungi is one of the main attractions in the peninsula area.. He lives here since 1984 in the bay of Dingle and licks numerous tourists.. Offers for the tourists are plentiful.. So you can take fishing and cycling tours and golf courses are available.. The beauty of the peninsula can be experienced on many hiking tours..
Dunmore Head, the westernmost point in Europe, is explorable.. But a visit to the Blasket Center is also recommended, where the story of the Irish population on the Blasket Islands is presented very informatively..


vivagabi, 2011-03-18