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All ages · up to 60 min · any budget
Why it matchesSee sharks, penguins, otters, and colourful fish in tanks, and walk among butterflies. There is also a short animated film about a humpback whale and interactive screens.
Why it matchesFamilies can explore a 300-year-old farm, meet rare animals, play in the playground, take a tractor ride, and visit the sensory garden. There is also a cafe with food for all ages.
Why it matchesRent a small, easy-to-operate pink boat and cruise around Dingle's inner harbour. You'll get a briefing before you set off, and little ones can help navigate.
Why it matchesWatch skilled sheepdogs at work on a real farm, meet pet lambs and donkeys, and see a traditional cottage. You can also learn to make a St. Brigid's cross and hear a bodhran player.
Why it matchesThis is a food and drink festival in Dingle, Kerry. Families can wander around the town and enjoy the atmosphere and the food on offer.
Why it matchesFamilies can book a private coach tour with Kennedy Coaches to see the sights of Kerry or further afield. The coaches have comfortable seats, air conditioning, and entertainment for the journey.
Why it matchesHire a VW campervan to explore the Dingle Peninsula and the Wild Atlantic Way at your own pace. It is a chance to make your own family adventure.
Why it matchesThis heritage centre and museum tells the story of the Blasket Islands and the Irish-speaking community who lived there. There are interactive exhibits and a clifftop viewing platform with views of the islands.
Why it matchesDrive through the mountains of the Dingle Peninsula, taking in the glaciated landscape and corrie lakes. Park at the summit for views that stretch to the Aran Islands.
Why it matchesTake a walk along the harbour walkway and look out at the fishing boats and the Dingle Peninsula. You can also wander into Dingle town from here.
Why it matchesVisit Dunquin Pier for amazing views and a ferry to the Blasket Islands. On the islands, you can see old cottage ruins and look out for dolphins and whales.
Why it matchesThis is a viewpoint on the Dingle Peninsula looking out to the Blasket Islands. You can take in the views and the sea air. Ferries to the islands leave from Dún Chaoin Pier or Dingle Marina.
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