Dingle, Ireland Charters

Dingle is a fantastic destination for sailing with its picturesque coastal landscapes, diverse marine life, and rich maritime history.

Ireland's rugged coastline offers challenging sailing with variable winds of 15-25 knots and frequent weather changes. Advanced sailors can navigate strong tidal currents and rocky shores from May to September.

Skill Level: Advanced

Highlights

Breath-taking views of the Dingle Peninsula
Opportunities for dolphin and whale watching
Exploring the remote Blasket Islands
Visiting historic sites such as Dunbeg Fort and Fahan Beehive Huts
Strolling along beautiful sandy beaches
Sampling fresh seafood in charming Dingle town
Experiencing the lively local music scene
Access to traditional Irish pubs and friendly hospitality
Opportunity to participate in sailing events and regattas
Chance to improve your sailing skills with local sailing schools

Weather

	Temperature	Precipitation	Rain	Sunshine	Wind
Jan	8C	85mm	70%	3 hours	12 knots
	Cool with occasional rain showers
Feb	9C	61mm	60%	4 hours	13 knots
	Cool and windy
Mar	10C	55mm	55%	5 hours	14 knots
	Cool, occasionally sunny
Apr	12C	48mm	50%	6 hours	15 knots
	Mild with occasional rain showers
May	15C	43mm	45%	7 hours	14 knots
	Mild and mostly sunny
Jun	18C	50mm	50%	7 hours	13 knots
	Warm and occasional showers
Jul	21C	55mm	55%	7 hours	11 knots
	Warm with intermittent rain
Aug	20C	61mm	60%	6 hours	10 knots
	Warm with occasional rain
Sep	17C	48mm	50%	5 hours	12 knots
	Mild and partly cloudy
Oct	13C	58mm	65%	4 hours	13 knots
	Cool with occasional showers
Nov	11C	78mm	75%	3 hours	15 knots
	Cool and rainy
Dec	9C	85mm	70%	3 hours	14 knots
	Cool with occasional rain showers

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