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Dingle is a very pretty town with a lot of pubs and restaurants although booking restaurants in advance would be advisable as Dingle is a popular tourist centre. There seems to be live Irish music in pubs every night. There are boat trips from the harbour but that is weather dependant and they did not run during the week of our stay owning to very high winds. Dingle is a great base for exploration of the beautiful Dingle Penisula

Dingle is a wonderful town with fabulous people, great food, fun shops and amazing history and scenery. The Archeology Tour with Michaèl was terrific and a must-do. The sea safari was fun and beautiful

Dingle is an absolute gem – vibrant, friendly, and effortlessly chilled. From the moment you arrive, there’s a relaxed energy that makes it easy to unwind. Locals are warm and welcoming, and there’s a real sense of community throughout the town. We took a boat trip while visiting, and it was one of the highlights of our stay. The crew was knowledgeable, sharing lots of interesting information about the area, and to top it off, there was live music on board, which added such a special touch to the experience. Dingle is the kind of place that makes you want to slow down, enjoy the moment, and just take it all in. Can’t wait to go back!

Dingle is a lovely friendly small town with fantastic pubs to suit every taste. There are a few great restaurants especially if you like seafood. Doyles, Out Of The Blue (OOTB) and Solas were our favourites, but there are plenty more. Its a bit pricey, but the quality is excellent. I would highly recommend visiting Ventry beach or Inch beach which are both about a 20 minute drive away. The boat trips are good value and have trips to suit all abilities. I recommend the harbour tour for people that don't have great sea legs and the Dingle Sea Safari for the more adventurous. The last time we took that trip, we saw Dolphins, Porpoises, Minke whales and Humpback whales.

The locals are fantastic, brilliant pubs, brilliant music, brilliant restaurants, beautiful location with stunning views and fantastic beaches within a short distance. If you are in the South West of Ireland you have to visit Dingle. You also have to visit Killanney

It must have 30 years since I had been to Dingle. I enjoyed my visit but will move onto other destinations for my next trips. i.e. it didn't tug at my heart and soul to draw me back as other places might. It's a lovely town but very touristy as is Slea head. There are some lovely walks in the area we enjoyed, some walks are popular and some very quiet where you can be at one with nature.