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In 1983, Fungi, a wild Bottlenose Dolphin chose to make Dingle Harbour his home. Boat trips leave Dingle pier all day, every day, all year round to see Fungi wild and free in his natural habitat.

 Early morning swimming trips from 8-10am offer visitors the delightful opportunity to swim with Fungi in the peace and tranquillity of Dingle Harbour. Booking in advance is required for the swimming trip.
Wetsuits for this trip can be hired at Flannerys Wet Suit Hire, Cooleen, Dingle or by phoning
066 9151967

Dingle Town

Is a lively town full of Irish traditional Pubs and Restaurants serving great food and drink. Most of the pubs have  traditional Irish Music in the evenings.

Boat trips leave Dingle pier during the day,  to see Fungi the dolphin

 

Cloghane - Brandon area.
Situated on the Northern side of Dingle Peninsula, tucked at the base of Mt Brandon only 7 miles from Dingle town. The Cloghane/Brandon area is one of Irelands greatest beauty spots. People take time to talk, on the road, up the hill and in the local pubs and restaurants.

Here, washed by the sparkling surf of Brandon Bay visitors are enticed to linger often longer than planned. A fine selection of way marked trails make it a favourite for the hillwakers. There is a choice between shore angling at Cappagh or Fermoyle beach or casting

 for Salmon and Trout in the Owenmore river. Summer Festival - Feile Lughnasa has its place in the social calendar. Feile Lughnasa Falls on the the 4 days before and including last Sunday in July, including Treasure hunts, BBQ, Fancy Dress, Poetry and music sessions and much more. A Regatta is also held in the Brandon last Sunday of August followed by music and craic till late!

Included will be sports days, hill walking, summer camps, Swimming Lessons, Bass Fishing, Watersports, Stradbally golf course 4 miles and horse riding.