Flights to Dingle Peninsula

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Dingle Peninsula has just one airport, which makes booking your flight to the city a breeze. Kerry Airport (KIR) is about 28 mi from the hustle and bustle of the downtown area.

Finding the right place to stay is a vital ingredient for a sensational travel experience. Take your pick of 208 properties in Dingle Peninsula and start planning the adventure of your dreams!

The Dingle Benners Hotel is the only property within a short drive of Dingle Peninsula, so we recommend booking your room well before your vacation.

Are you looking for somewhere to take it easy? Have a look at Dingle Harbour, a delightful body of water. Like more options? Find yourself lost in a fantastic aquatic world at Dingle Oceanworld Aquarium. And there's more. Consider making your way over to St. James Church, a pleasant house of prayer and a local landmark.

If you like the thought of spending more time at the airport cafes and less time moving through security on your way to Dingle Peninsula, follow these practical tips:

• Have your boarding pass and travel ID in an easily accessible place. They'll be the first things you'll be told to produce by security staff.
• Take off your belt and shoes before approaching security. Items such as these are not allowed to pass through the body scanner.
• Laptops, tablets and other electronic devices must be placed in separate trays to be X-rayed.
• When it comes to flying with gels and liquids, each passenger is permitted a quart-sized clear resealable bag to keep containers no larger than 3.4 ounces (100 milliliters).
• The airport security may instruct you to take off your shoes before entering the body scanner. Pick a pair that you can take off easily. There's nothing worse than having to do your laces up over and over again.
• Pack any multi-tools or other sharp and pointy items in your checked luggage. Security won't permit these in carry-on baggage.