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2024年10月5日
Fahan beehive huts, $3 euros each, not worth it, disgusting bathroom, views of the ocean were nice but a pull out is nicer janicelG4261PM的完整评论
2024年9月27日
Fagan Beehive Huts are places located in Dingle Peninsula, in Western Ireland, where you can see and enter in prehistoric settlements and you can see some houses. It is an interesting place to know t… AlbertSalichs的完整评论
2024年9月25日
This attraction has a good parking area across the street from the entrance. Admission was 3 euros cash, and the site is accessed by walking a steep path to the top of the nearby hill. The ring fort … ksufan88的完整评论
I think from about 9 am to 4 pm. There is a small shack at the entrance where the local farmer collects a 2 or 3 Euro fee but I get the impression that the entrance is not secure when …
I think from about 9 am to 4 pm. There is a small shack at the entrance where the local farmer collects a 2 or 3 Euro fee but I get the impression that the entrance is not secure when he is not there!
Is the location on this map accurate? Are the beeHives easy to find from the town of dingle? I found information that shows 2 different locations on the map.
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The Beehive Huts are about 750 metres West of Dun Beag Fort on the Slea Head Drive, West of Dingle. The parking is on the Atlantic Ocean side and you need to cross the road to get …
The Beehive Huts are about 750 metres West of Dun Beag Fort on the Slea Head Drive, West of Dingle. The parking is on the Atlantic Ocean side and you need to cross the road to get to the Huts. It's a couple of Euros to get in. Unfortunately, we would have preferred to visit the Dun Beag Fort ruins, but it was closed when we were there in March 2018 as part of the Fort had apparently fallen into the sea.
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