Seamless check-in available, details will be sent to guests prior to arrival. Guests can be assured that the host will be contactable throughout their stay if needed. Stay Dingle Way manage multiple properties on the Dingle peninsula.

Have fun with the whole family at this stylish place. Dingle Way Rest Welcome to Dingle Way Rest: Your Perfect Holiday Escape Situated on the hills of Dingle overlooking the picturesque Dingle Town, Dingle Way Rest is your gateway to an unforgettable holiday experience. This charming 3-bedroom holiday house boasts a range of features that promise comfort, convenience, and relaxation. It's time to unwind, recharge, and create cherished memories in this serene haven along the Dingle Way.

Peaceful location on the Dingle Way, just a ten minute walk into town. The Dingle Way (Slí Chorca Dhuibhne) is a spectacular 162–179 km circular long-distance walking trail in County Kerry, Ireland, starting and ending in Tralee. Typically completed in 7-8 days, it circumnavigates the Dingle Peninsula, offering a moderate-difficulty trek through dramatic coastal scenery, sandy beaches, ancient archaeological sites, and the Slieve Mish mountains. Key Features and Highlights: Landscape Variety: The route traverses a diverse landscape, including sandy beaches, cliff paths, rugged mountain passes (up to 700m near Mount Brandon), and rural boreens (narrow roads). Cultural & Historic Sites: The trail passes through Gaeltacht (Irish-speaking) areas, featuring 6,000-year-old history, including beehive huts, ogham stones, and the Killelton Oratory. Scenic Highlights: Famous sections include Slea Head (views of the Blasket Islands), the golden beaches of Brandon Bay, and the dramatic mountain scenery around Mount Brandon. Well-Serviced Route: The path passes through charming, small villages and the town of Dingle, offering frequent, convenient access to traditional pubs, restaurants, and accommodation. Logistics: The trail is well-marked and best walked clockwise, generally starting from the town of Tralee. It is suitable for moderately experienced walkers, with some challenging boggy sections. The Dingle Way offers a perfect blend of coastal hiking, rich history, and Irish culture.