Built in 2003, Radharc na Mara is a stunning development of three and four bedroomed holiday homes.  Their location is second to none in Dingle as many of the houses offer partial seaviews of Dingle Harbour and Dingle Town is just a couple of minutes’ stroll away. 

There are three types of houses at Radharc na Mara as follows:

Three Bedroomed Semi-Detached
Sleep up to 6 people in one double bedroom (ensuite) and two twin bedrooms with a separate bathroom.  Oil-fired central heating.

Three Bedroomed Detached
Slightly more spacious than the semi-detached houses, these houses can sleep up to 6 people in one very large double bedroom (ensuite) and two twin bedrooms all downstairs.  Electric storage heating.

Four Bedroomed Detached
These are incredibly spacious houses offering wonderful views over Dingle Harbour.  They consist of two double bedrooms and two twin bedrooms all of which are ensuite, all located downstairs.  Electric storage heating.

Radharc na Mara have been fitted out and designed to take all your holiday needs into consideration.  The kitchen/dining area is bright and spacious and is fitted with all modern conveniences including washer/dryer, dishwasher, microwave and electric oven.  The lounge area is warm and cosy and contains a comfortable suite of furniture, TV and a welcoming open fire. 

TOWELS:
Towels are not supplied at Radharc na Mara, please bring along your own.
SECURITY DEPOSIT:
- A refundable damage deposit of 250.00 euro (3 bedroom) or €250.00 euro (4 bedroom) is required upon checking-in. This must be cash. If it is a weekend booking only or group booking (more than 2 houses), the minimum deposit is €250.00 euro per house. This money will be refunded by post after client’s departure

Radharc na Mara has private children’s playground onsite for use by residents of the holiday homes only.  Each of the houses has a private garden area.

LOCAL ACTIVITIES

Dingle offers a host of activities and attractions for the Visitor including:

Sailing
The sheltered harbour at Dingle offers pleasant and safe sailing location

Diving
Dingle Bay and the Blasket Islands offer a wonderful diving environment

Dolphin Boat Trips
Dingle has its own resident Dolphin "Fungi" and boat trips leave Dingle pier all day, every day, all year round to see him wild and free in his natural habitat.

Golf
Ceann Sibeal Golf Links in Ballyferriter (7 miles from Dingle), set in the splendid scenery of the Dingle Peninsula and overlooking the historic Blasket Islands, is Europe's most westerly golf course. 

Beaches
The Dingle Peninsula boasts some wonderful sandy beaches including the beautiful beach at Ventry and the massive Inch Beach.  

Walking
The Dingle Way (153km/95 miles) circles the Dingle Peninsula from Tralee Bay to Inch Beach to Dingle Bay. 

Horse Riding
What better way to discover the delights of the Dingle Peninsula than on horseback.  

Sea Angling
Dingle Bay is famous for the wide variety of fish to be caught. 

Play At Height- Dingle's most exciting Activity Centre

If it’s an adrenalin rush you’re looking for, adventure you’re after or some family fun you’ve got in mind – then look no further. ‘Play At Height’  It’s designed to bring you the ultimate in climbing, swinging, soaring, zipping and freefalling thrills. Get to grips with the art of climbing on our gigantic 450 sq m climbing wall, soar through the air on the zip line, get a birds eye view from the high wire – and when you feel like back down to earth – what better way to do it than by jumping!
Play At Height. It’s total excitement in a totally safe controlled environment.
Call +353 (0)66 915 28 22 to find out more.

VISITOR ATTRACTIONS

Dingle Oceanworld - Mara Beo
This is a fascinating Aquarium featuring all sorts of creatures from the deep.

Other Attractions Include:

• Louis Mulcahy Pottery Visitor Centre 
• Freshwater Experience 
• Pet Farm
• Celtic & Prehistoric Museum
• Corca Dhuibhne Museum
• The Blasket Island Centre
• Gallarus Oratory Centre

THE GAELTACHT

This is the term used to refer to those areas of Ireland where the Irish language (Gaeilge) is still spoken as a community language and its cultures and traditions are very much alive and thriving.  The Dingle Peninsula area of the Kerry Gaeltacht is known as Corca Dhuibhne and is renowned for its rugged beauty, rolling mountains, sparkling lakes, haunting woodlands and golden sandy beaches. 

DINGLE (An Daingean)

Dingle is the most westerly town in Europe and is often referred to as "the next parish to America".  Piled high with majestic mountains and fringed with quiet unpolluted beaches this colourful holiday destination is a haven for walkers, golfers, surfers, sailors, sightseers and deep sea fishermen.  The town offers a wonderful selection of bars and restaurants which make full use of the fresh seafood that is landed at the harbour each day.  This is a Gaeltacht with something for everyone on Europe's final Western Frontier. 

TOWELS:
Towels are not supplied at Radharc na Mara, please bring along your own.
SECURITY DEPOSIT:
- A refundable damage deposit of 250.00 euro (3 bedroom) or €250.00 euro (4 bedroom) is required upon checking-in. This must be cash. If it is a weekend booking only or group booking (more than 2 houses), the minimum deposit is €250.00 euro per house. This money will be refunded by post after client’s departure

The following Utility Charges apply at Radharc na Mara & are payable on departure:

**Please note Radharc na Mara Holiday Homes is a family orientated site & reserves the right to decline group bookings.**

No Sunday Arrivals.

All Adult Groups Must Be Pre Arranged With Dream Ireland.

Please take note: There is no check in/arrivals on 23rd/24th/25th/26th December 2011 at Radharc Na Mara Holiday Homes.

Check-in Details

Possession of your house can be taken between 4.00pm- 6pm.  Houses must be vacated by 10.00am on the day of departure.  It is important that you contact our site Supervisor Ignatius & Mairéad O’Connor  087 9795049 or 087 2047550 (00353 87 9795049/00353 87 2047550 international) at least 24 hours prior to arrival to arrange your arrival time.  Failure to notify the supervisor of late arrival could result in long waiting times as the supervisor does not live onsite.