Driving from Dublin to Dingle take the M7 motorway as far as Limerick then the N21 to Tralee and N86 to Dingle. 350kms 4hrs 15mins. Driving from anywhere in Ireland get directions to Tralee or Castlemaine, Co.Kerry which are the gateways to the Dingle Peninsula and on the Wild Atlantic Way driving route.
The N86 from Tralee runs west along the north shore through Camp where it turns left crossing the mountains to Annascaul, Lispole, Dingle Town and the West. At Camp you can take the R560 to Castlegregory, Cloghane, Brandon and the scenic Conor Pass route to Dingle.
The R561 from Castlemaine runs along the south shore through Boolteens, Keel and Inch Beach before joining the N86 near Annascaul.
The Dingle Peninsula roads are narrow and on hilly terrain so expect the last part of journey to be slow. For more information see Driving on the Dingle Peninsula