Dún Beag Fort and Visitor Centre
on the Dingle Peninsula
Dún Beag fort is a small but impressive and elaborate example of a promontory fort. One of the most dramatic archaeological sites on the Dingle Peninsula.
Shopping Cart
History Of The Fort
Dún Beag fort is a small but impressive and elaborate example of a promontory fort and its location makes it one of the most dramatic archaeological sites on the Dingle Peninsula.
Built on a sheer cliff which projects South into Dingle Bay at the base of Mount Eagle, it’s extensive archeological excavation was undertaken in the late 1970’s. There was two major phases of occupation recorded by the archaeologists.
Plan Your Visit
The Dun Beag Fort experience comprises of a visit to our short audio-visual interpretive room, where visitors can learn about the history of this archaeological treasure and understand what life was like for people living on the peninsula during this time.
Things to do on the Dingle Peninsula
When visiting Ireland, the Dingle Peninsula is mentioned time and time again as a must see area along the Wild Atlantic Way. With mesmerising views, rugged, dramatic, and incredibly beautiful scenery along with many things to see and do. Here are a few outstanding places to visit on the Dingle Peninsula.