Slea Head Grotto

Located on the South-Western tip of the Dingle peninsula, Coumeenoole beach is a remote little alcove that provides a unique backdrop for any production (including David Lean’s 1970’s film, ‘Ryan’s Daughter’). 

Located outside Dingle town, to the South on Basllymacadoyle Hill.
Eask Tower is an 18th century stone tower that was built
as a beacon for guiding ships coming into Dingle bay.
From the summit, on a clear day, you have a view of Dingle bay,
Mount Brandon to the North, the Iveragh peninsula,
Ireland’s highest mountain Carauntoohill to the Southeast
with Ventry and the Blasket Islands to the West.

Located in Dingle, this aquarium is another unique location that offers a stunning backdrop for any production.

Dingle pier is located near the centre of the town and it is a port for the area’s fishing industry.

Dick Mack's is one of Kerry's most well-known pubs and is renowned for its vast whiskey collection. 

Located in the heart of Dingle, Foxy John’s is a traditional pub
that also sells hardware goods!

Located opposite No.4 on the Square, Christina's wine bar is a modern cafe with WiFi, toilets and electrical domestic power supply.

Located three kilometres outside Caherciveen, Cuas Crom is a remote strand and pier.