DINGLE ( An Daingean ) doesn't offer a huge amount to see, but the town is a pleasant place to stay, devoted to fishing and tourism, and certainly makes the best base for exploring the peninsula. There are plenty of opportunities to get out onto the water from here and many fine walks accessible from the town centre; the Kerry Way actually passes right through the centre. Though crammed with pubs, little restaurants and B&Bs, Dingle somehow never feels too crowded, and even if you don't like the way the place has geared itself up for tourism, you'll be glad when the weather's bad - which it often is - that there are plenty of places to hole up. The town services the tiny communities west of here, so if you are heading on it makes good sense to stock up on supplies.