Ireland in Green and Blue on the Dingle Peninsula

by Jody Halsted
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Dingle Peninsula looking out to Blasket Islands
A perfect day on the Dingle Peninsula. A nearly cloudless sky made the ocean appear as sparkling sapphires against the verdant greens of the Irish hills. Visiting Dingle? I recommend at least 2 days to explore the peninsula.

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