We are Áine and Micheál. We are both from Kerry and Micheál is native to Annascaul. Our love of the outdoors and West Kerry is what led us to set up Dingle Way Glamping. Our desire to create a sustainable work life balance for our family while living in a place we love was our inspiration. The Dingle Way is an historic and famous walking trail that takes you on a journey through the most beautiful scenery on the Dingle Peninsula. Central to our ethos is a desire to create a unique holiday experience while having minimal impact on the local environment. We also believe that glamping is a wonderfully low impact and environmentally friendly way of visiting beautiful and unspoiled areas and a fantastic way to meet like minded people. We are passionate about supporting local food producers and tradespeople (Website hidden by Airbnb) We believe that West Kerry is one of the most beautiful in the world and we want to give people the opportunity to experience this in a natural and relaxed way. Micheál was a carpenter for many years and he now brings that experience and drive for quality to this project, handcrafting our glamping units. He also builds bespoke shepherd's huts for glamp

Dingle Way Glamping is a special place to stay if you love wildlife and adventure. We are based in Annascaul, just 6km from iconic Inch Beach, 15km from Dingle and 45km from Killarney National Park. Our hand crafted shepherd's hut is set beside native trees between the Slieve Mish mountains and Annascaul Lake.While glamping with us enjoy hill-walking, surfing, cycling, star-gazing, fishing and attractions such as:Inch Beach, Skellig Michael (Star Wars),Fungi or simply relax and unwind... More information The space This cosy, self-contained hut is fully insulated with a shower and WC. It has a comfortable double(4ft6) and single bed providing accommodation for maximum 3 guests (2 Adults + 1 child). The hut has a kitchenette with cooking facilities as well as a communal outdoor barbeque. Guest access The hut is set by a wild garden that has native sally trees, gorse and wild flowers. The Baile an Bhothair river at the end of the garden, holds a good run of salmon and sea trout every year and if you are really lucky you might catch a glimpse of the rather shy otter. There are many species of birds and our wild grasses and flowers attract lots of bees and butterflies.

We are located in the pretty village of Annascaul which is known as "Base Camp, Annascaul" due to its central location on the peninsula. It is loved by walkers and hikers for its many mountain hikes, lakeside trails and beach walks. The village has many facilities including several pubs and shops. Enjoy good food at Joan's Café, fish & chips at Sailor's Catch, Pizza at The Anchor and sit by the river for bar food at the South Pole Inn. The famous South Pole Inn is the birthplace of Antarctic explorer Tom Crean. The village is located just 6 km from beautiful Inch Beach where you can enjoy swimming, surfing and wind gliding. Minard castle also has a lovely secluded beach ideal for families. Annascaul is a wonderful base for walkers and hikers. There are several walking festivals in the village the most famous being the Tom Crean Endurance walk which attracts walkers from all over the world. Enjoy a day at the beautiful hidden gem that is Annascaul Lake. We are on the doorstep of picturesque Dingle with its many facilities and beautiful scenery. We are only 40 minutes from Killarney National Park.