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Day 1 Arrival in Dingle Town
From your point of arrival, use the public transport information we provide to make the journey to the town of Dingle.
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Day 2 Ventry - Slea Head
6.8 Miles / 11 Km 3-5 Hrs 310 MetresComplementary transfer to Ventry in the morning. Ancient historical forts dating back over 2,500 years, stunning cliff-top views over the mystical Blasket islands – this is an unforgettable trek that will transport you from modern Ireland to the ‘old country’.
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Day 3 Slea Head - Ballyferriter
9.9 Miles / 16 Km 4-5 Hrs 230 MetresDelving ever deeper into the Gaeltacht you continue along the Atlantic coastline discovering some of Ireland’s more picturesque and secluded beaches and enjoying the marvellous scenery.
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Day 4 Ballyferriter - Cuas
9.9 Miles / 16 Km 4-5 Hrs 170 MetresThe route from Ballyferriter to Cuas takes you along some of the finest cliff-top walks in the country with the brooding peak of Mount Brandon watching over your every step.
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Day 5 Cuas - Cloghane
13.7 Miles / 22 Km 6-8 Hrs 720 MetresThe climb over the shoulder of Masatiompan is the steepest on the Dingle Way but the views are unparalleled and make every last bit of effort expended worthwhile.
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Day 6 Cloghane - Scraggane Pier
9.9 Miles / 16 Km 4-6 Hrs 30 MetresLeaving Cloghane, you emerge onto a magnificent beach stretching for more than 10km along a narrow peninsula jutting out towards the Seven Hogs – a group of islands also known as the Magharees.
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Day 7 Scraggane Pier - Camp
11.8 Miles / 19 Km 4-6 Hrs 100 MetresFollow the eastern side of the peninsula through sand dunes and long beaches back to Castlegregory village and then continue along the coastline as far as Camp.
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Day 8 Departure from Camp
Take a bus from Camp to Tralee. There are regular bus and train services from Tralee. Full details provided upon booking.