Annascaul  ( Anascaul –  Abhainn Na Scail as gaeilge )  and  Inch are situated in the heart of the Dingle Peninsula, Co Kerry, Ireland along the Wild Atlantic Way. Annascaul is a  fun  place with  plenty  going  on. Annascaul lies in the southern foothills of the Slieve Mish Mountains. Annascaul village comprises of pubs/restaurants of which one is the home of Tom Crean the Antarctic explorer nicknamed the Irish Giant. Jerome Connor was also born in Annascaul, he was a world renowned sculptor and a large collection of his most impressive pieces are on display in the Jerome Connor gallery.

Annascaul attracts thousands of walkers each year to walk the Dingle Way, the Kerry Camino and the fourteen marked trails which guides you through Inch and Annascaul. Wherever you walk, the views are majestic, breathtaking and the countryside unspoiled. Annascaul and Inch beach boasts of a sandy beach of three miles renowned for bathing, surfing, sea angling. Annascaul village offers a wide variety of accommodation, B&B’s, Self-catering, cafes and hostels ideal for the holiday maker. Embrace the friendly hospitality and enjoy what Annascaul has to offer.   Welcome to Annascaul  home of  Tom Crean & Jerome Connor. Trust you enjoy your stay and let us know if you don’t.

We  appreciate  our heritage and  what the  village  has  evolved  from. Pictures  courtesy  of Lawrence collection and the new  Irish  stamps  representing the present blue flag water amenities  of Inch / Annascaul