• Slea Head Drive - Starting in Dingle, the journey follows the Slea Head Drive, offering a picturesque tour through the countryside. The route passes the deep-water natural harbor at Ventry and provides stunning ocean views as it approaches the first stop at Slea Head.
• Cross at Slea Head - This stop offers breathtaking vistas and photo opportunities. Visitors can also enjoy a short walk along the winding Oceanside road to capture more views and excellent photo moments.
• Coumeenoole Beach - Coumeenoole Strand is a perfect spot for photography or simply enjoying a barefoot walk along the water’s edge. The beach offers spectacular views of the rugged coastline, especially at low tide, making it a favorite location for many on the tour.
• Dun Chaoin Pier - The iconic winding path to Dunquin Pier is historically significant as the departure point for settlers to the Great Blasket Island. Today, it serves as a launch point for boats visiting the island. The paths at the top of the cliff offer stunning vistas, with the option to walk down the steep path for photos from lower vantage points.
• Dunquin - Traveling along single-track lanes leads to a remarkable rocky beach with access to a coastal path. This path provides wonderful views of the rugged shoreline, with the Blasket Islands as a backdrop.
• Clogher Strand - The tour stops at Clogher Head en route to Clogher Strand, offering panoramic views of the western edge of the Dingle Peninsula. This expansive vista also overlooks the 2016 Star Wars filming location. Nearby is the storm beach at Clogher, accessible depending on the tide, with beautiful ocean landscapes visible from the viewing platform above. The area also features secluded rocky beaches and rugged coves, reachable with a short drive.
• Gallarus Oratory - Departing from the ocean and coastline, a scenic 15-minute drive leads to the 8th Century Oratory at Gallarus, where visitors can admire and photograph this remarkable example of ancient stone-roofed architecture.
• Kilmalkedar Church - This 12th-century Romanesque church ruin is built on an earlier monastic site and features a unique standing stone with a “needle hole” and ogham script. Nearby is a large stone-carved cross, St. Brendan’s House, and access to excellent views of the church in the rural landscape.
• Dingle - After leaving Kilmalkedar Church, a scenic 15-minute drive returns to Dingle, marking the end of the tour.

• Private transportation
• Photography Hints & Tips for capturing nicer images of people and scenery
• Photos of you and your Group using your phones or cameras

• Snacks

On this scenic tour around the Slea Head Drive we discover and take in astounding vistas and visit historical sites along the way. As well as improving your overall photography and composition with any camera or phone, I’m more than happy to use my own photo skills to take amazing photos of you in the gorgeous backdrop of the Dingle Peninsula. 

Simply sit back, relax and enjoy this wonderful tour or if you’re capturing precious moments at the fabulous locations we’re visiting, I’ll provide tips and tuition on how to improve your holiday photography with any camera or phone. All our locations are easy to access with no strenuous walking or climbing!

I’ve been a regular visitor to the Dingle Peninsula throughout my life as my mother was originally from Dingle. I’ve been living here for over 20 years and I have spent the best part of the last 30 years discovering great locations and the best spots to capture the beauty of the area as a local landscape photographer.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.