- Day Tour Trip Style Day Tour
- Ages 15+ Ages Ages 15+
- 7 hours Duration 7 hours
Experience the wonders of SUP in the natural beauty of Dingle as we paddle around the peninsula and see amazing landscapes in County Kerry. Lunch included!
Quick Details
Challenge yourself on a truly exceptional adventure! Experience Ireland in a whole different way. Glide through the crystal water, camp under the stars, and explore the Ring of Kerry as never before. Discover the real Ireland, the people, the food, the wildlife, and the raw natural beauty.
Anyone who has been camping before will tell you about the sense of exhilaration and refreshment you get after a few days in the wilderness.
And anyone who has been stand-up paddleboarding before will tell you about the sense of calm, peace and achievement you gain after spending some time on the open water.
This adventure is the perfect opportunity to escape the humdrum of daily life and reassert your own sense of wonder, awe, and physical prowess.
Have you ever gone on a hike through a beautiful place, sunlight dappling the ground through the canopy above, and found something wonderful and unexpected? That sense of childlike delight and excitement, that sense of discovery, that is what you will find while paddling through the waters of Kenmare Bay.
Kenmare Bay is located in the southwest of Ireland on the stunning Ring of Kerry and the Wild Atlantic Way, bordered by the Iveragh Peninsula on one side and the Beara Peninsula on the other.
Kenmare Bay is a Special Area of Conservation and the area abounds with history, wildlife and the rugged terrain Ireland is so well known for.
The surrounding area boasts castles, ring forts, stone circles, and a wide array of wildlife, including seals, dolphins, white-tailed sea eagles, and the potential otter!
The sheltered location offers perfect paddle conditions with plenty of inlets and islands to explore along the way. Our top-of-the-line equipment, wetsuits, boards, paddles, buoyancy aids, will keep you warm and paddling happily while our tents and sleeping bags are perfect for a good night’s sleep al fresco. We’ve got you covered.
The weather during an Irish summer is never too hot nor too cold. The temperature hovers around 20°C (68°F) during the day with up to 17 hours of daylight at the summer solstice. Sea temperatures can reach up to 16°C (60°F) in August.
Due to the weather-dependent nature of stand-up paddleboarding, there is a small chance that we will be unable to paddle on one or more of the scheduled days. In this scenario, never fear! We have some great alternative plans set in motion for just such an occasion. These include hiking to hidden waterfalls, extra nights in luxury hotels, visiting country pubs with local storytellers and musicians, and many more. We are ready for anything! The local knowledge of the tour guides means that a fantastic time will be had regardless of whether we are paddle boarding the whole time or not.
Please note: This is a rare occurrence!