297 of the 548 listed accommodation options in Dingle are house rentals. They account for more than half of the properties in this destination (58.12%). Additionally, house rentals there have an average cost of £139 a night and an average size of 226 m². Moreover, these rentals are usually excellent if you're going in a group of 7, as that is the average number of people that house rentals can host in Dingle. Holidaymakers who prefer another type of accommodation can also compare many bed & breakfast rentals, which are the second most popular accommodation option in Dingle. Bed & Breakfast rentals in Dingle are 24 m² on average, with prices averaging £106 a night.
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Popular holiday rental amenities in Dingle
A few of the rentals include a pool, which makes Dingle a great destination for people looking to spend their holidays poolside. Hotel rooms with pools in Dingle are a excellent choice for groups of 4 and cost, on average, £159 a night. In Dingle, more than a quarter of the accommodation options including a pool are near the water. In Dingle, there are a lot of options in case you're looking for an accommodation that allows pets. Pet-friendly rentals in Dingle have an average price of £124 per night. A few of the pet-friendly lettings are situated less than 2 kilometres away from the city centre.
The weather in Dingle
You can see our climate diagram above. In the next 6 months, July will have higher average temperatures. However, temperatures can go lower than 4° in Dingle in February. Bring your umbrella in January, the rainiest month of the year!
Discover the Irish town of Dingle from a variety of holiday homes
Magical for many reasons; from luscious seafood and delicious brews, to heartfelt inhabitants and ancient history, Dingle is about as raw a slice of Ireland as you're likely to get. Book a homely holiday cottage or charming seaside apartment to explore this rural Irish town.
Dingle's ancient history
Dingle Crystal workshop showcases the finest crystal creations from local craftsmen, and tells the story of this local industry. The owner tells you the history of these beautifully crafted pieces, each uniquely designed and handmade. There are also demonstrations of this rare yet sparkling art.
Dingle Peninsula is crammed with national monuments and historical sites, dating back 5,000 years. Gallarus Oratory is over a thousand years old and still standing, while ancient Beehive Huts can be found all along the coast.
Visit Dingle with children
Dingle's beaches are spectacular, and populated by surf enthusiasts all year round. Castlegregory Beach is a protected launchpad for learning to ride the waves, so smaller surfers can quickly gain confidence.
After some beach time with the little'uns, grab an ice cream at the local legend that is Murphy's ice cream bar. Pink Champagne Sorbet, Honey Cardamom and Chocolate Whiskey are among the available flavours. The coffees here are also the town's finest.
Adventuring away from Dingle
Drive or cycle out to Slea Head, where the scenery is breathtakingly dramatic. You can rent a bike from the superbly named Foxy John's Cycle Store, which is also a pub. The route follows the coast around the peninsula and affords you astounding views.
Another must-see is Conor Pass. Approximately 20 miles from Dingle, it is Ireland's highest mountain pass. Inch Beach's three golden miles are perfect for swimming, walking or basking. The Blasket Islands were abandoned in the 19th century the by their inhabitants, many of whom moved to Springfield, Massachusetts. Today, the story of this fascinating history is spun in the Great Blasket Heritage Centre.
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