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Feb 17, 2025
We stopped here briefly during a day tour of Dingle Peninsula and thoroughly enjoyed our visit. I cannot explain the "rude" comments regarding the owner as we found him to be quite accommodating and …Full review by 607jayb
Jan 15, 2025
The huts were fascinating and great to see. Cost €3 euro each, which I thought was fairly steep. Owner was rude when we were inquisitive asking questions about the site. He shut his window in our fac…Full review by Belinda K
Jan 15, 2025
The land is privately owned so they charge a small fee for you to enter (3 euro?) to see the ruins of this circle fort and bee hive huts. There are a few locations of these along the drive. Thankfu…Full review by lauries614
The Bee Hive Huts are on private property. Simple signage.The farmer/owner collects the Euro at the primitive gate to entrance. Open by 9 AM or so. Beautiful views of the sea and …
The Bee Hive Huts are on private property. Simple signage.The farmer/owner collects the Euro at the primitive gate to entrance. Open by 9 AM or so. Beautiful views of the sea and pastures. Worth it.
Is the location on this map accurate? Are the beeHives easy to find from the town of dingle? I found information that shows 2 different locations on the map.
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The Beehive Huts are about 750 metres West of Dun Beag Fort on the Slea Head Drive, West of Dingle. The parking is on the Atlantic Ocean side and you need to cross the road to get …
The Beehive Huts are about 750 metres West of Dun Beag Fort on the Slea Head Drive, West of Dingle. The parking is on the Atlantic Ocean side and you need to cross the road to get to the Huts. It's a couple of Euros to get in. Unfortunately, we would have preferred to visit the Dun Beag Fort ruins, but it was closed when we were there in March 2018 as part of the Fort had apparently fallen into the sea.
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