Guidebook for Lispole
Food Scene
The Chart House
The MallQuality food, friendly service. Always a nice treat.
Doyle's Seafood Restaurant
4 John StGood Food, Nice Setting
Tigh T.P.
2 Tithe Na nGardai CóstaGood pub food right on the beach. Nice pint too.
Wonderful aromas of a real cheese shop. Try the house cheeses made in dingle from local cows milk as well as a great selection of other Irish and international cheese.
14 locals recommend
The Little Cheese Shop
Grey's LaneWonderful aromas of a real cheese shop. Try the house cheeses made in dingle from local cows milk as well as a great selection of other Irish and international cheese.
Good food and drink and great views of Ventry beach and bay. Friendly service too. Gets busy at weekends and in good weather so might be wise to book.
7 locals recommend
Quinn's Pub
Good food and drink and great views of Ventry beach and bay. Friendly service too. Gets busy at weekends and in good weather so might be wise to book.
Entertainment & Activities
Dingle Oceanworld
The WoodSmall cinema with some good titles. Nice place to catch up on some of the latest movies.
9 locals recommend
Phoenix Cinema
087 Dykegate StSmall cinema with some good titles. Nice place to catch up on some of the latest movies.
Dingle Eco Farm
nice place to entertain the kids and get coffee and a cake
Drinks & Nightlife
South Pole Inn
Main Street Lower Main StFascinating history and heroic story of Antarctic exploration.
Currans
Main StreetTraditional Irish pub. Pints, caps and wellingtons.
Sightseeing
Slea Head Drive
Slea Head DriveStunning views on a good day. Get out of the car and take a walk.
Beautiful scenery and a good chance to see puffins, seals, dolphins and whales in their natural environment.
Boat trip to the Great Blasket
Beautiful scenery and a good chance to see puffins, seals, dolphins and whales in their natural environment.
Annascaul lake
Scenic low tide beach. Safe for swimming. Note: No life guard on duty
6 locals recommend
Minard Castle
Scenic low tide beach. Safe for swimming. Note: No life guard on duty
Shopping
Fiadh Woven Design
Main StreetLocal start up producing some of the best local weaving.
Garvey's Supervalu Dingle
HolygroundGreat quality local food.
Sinead Lough Pottery
Local hand made ceramics. Colourful and lovely to use.
Parks & Nature
Ireland's Second Highest Mountain with stunning 270 degree views of the Atlantic Ocean. Relatively easy access from the west side from the designated Car Park. Other approaches for the more daring can be even more rewarding. Map and compass recommended, Sturdy Footwear, Sunscreen and waterproofs. 4-6 hrs up and down.
12 locals recommend
Brandon Mountain
Ireland's Second Highest Mountain with stunning 270 degree views of the Atlantic Ocean. Relatively easy access from the west side from the designated Car Park. Other approaches for the more daring can be even more rewarding. Map and compass recommended, Sturdy Footwear, Sunscreen and waterproofs. 4-6 hrs up and down.
Relatively accessible promontory with views over the Slea Head and the Blaskets. Bring a map, sturdy footwear, sunscreen and waterproofs. You just never know.
Mount Eagle
Relatively accessible promontory with views over the Slea Head and the Blaskets. Bring a map, sturdy footwear, sunscreen and waterproofs. You just never know.