Brandon is located on the Dingle Peninsula in County Kerry
County Kerry is in the South West of Ireland.
Kerry is well known for its beautiful scenery, world class golf courses, and of course the friendliness of its people. The area has a rich cultural, historical and archaeological heritage, with more than two thousand archaeological sites on the Dingle peninsula.
Dingle Peninsula - Corca Dhuibhne
Dingle Peninsula or Corca Dhuibhne is a Gaeltacht - an area where the Irish language is widely spoken in the home, workplace or school, a region rich in music and dance.
Mount Brandon on the Dingle Penninsula
Mount Brandon, on the northern side of the Dingle Peninsula in Co. Kerry, has one of the country's highest mountains, at 3,127 ft (952 m), and the most westerly point. Twenty minutes drive over the fabulous Conor Pass - the highest mountain pass in Ireland - will take you to Dingle - Daingean Uí Chúis, famous for it's dolphin - Fungie. Dingle also has a host of traditional pubs and restaurants, and is the gateway to the "West", with its beautiful views and scenic drives and the famous 'Ring of Kerry'.
Brandon Pier - Cé Bhreanainn: Location
We are just 40 km drive from Tralee
on the Dingle Road - N86 (44 mins). After 24km take the R560, through Cloghane, to Brandon Pier, 26km.
GPS co-ordinates:
52.269124,-10.161095 |
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Tourist Information
 More information can be found at the local tourist information office, opposite the church in Cloghane, phone 066 713 8277 or check out the web site Cloghane & Brandon.
Click here for a map of The Dingle Peninsula.
Local leisure amenities: Golf, Scuba Diving, Sail Boarding, Swimming, Surfing, Horse Riding, Trekking, Walking and Mountain Climbing
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