Guide to Ireland

Going on holiday to Ireland is a great way to experience the rich history and culture of the country. Ireland is characterised by a warm hospitality, spectacular landscape and delicious food and drink. You can either choose to visit the Republic of Ireland or Northern Ireland. Regardless of where you prefer, there are luxurious accommodation, great attractions, seaside cliffs and dramatic culture. Some of the attractions you will love including ancient castles, vibrant cities, rugged coastlines, rustic farmhouses, and rolling green hills.

When you are in Ireland, you will enjoy the gorgeous weather, wonderful landmarks and ancient monuments. If you love the summer, plan your holiday during May through August.

Attractions in Ireland
Whether you want to go on a romantic holiday, family holiday or golfing holiday, Ireland will prove to be the perfect getaway destination. There are breathtaking landscapes in the Kerry and Cork regions as well as the bustling city of Dublin. Some of the top attractions you should see include the gourmet town of Kinsale, Killarney National Park and the Ring of Kerry.

In the North of Ireland lies the Mourne Mountain, the lakes of Cavan and the incredible city of Belfast. If you are up for some outdoor adventure, go mountain climbing or enjoy some kayaking fun. The West of the country mostly consists of a lush green scenic countryside with numerous stunning cliffs. Ireland’s rich history is also brought out in the many ancient castles.

Other must-see attractions in the west side include the longest river: Shannon, the Wicklow Mountains and the Limerick region. These are great places for outdoor activities such as trekking, biking, or mountain climbing. Endowed with an abundance of coastline and inland waterways, Ireland provides a great place for angling. Go angling with your friends or the locals to catch Salmon or other native species.

Dublin has something to offer to everyone. Whether you are looking for more history on the Irish people in museums or would like some uptown shopping experience, this is the city to be. In the evening, you can pop in one of the local bars and enjoy Irish beer as you watch a game of football. Alternatively, you can hit the popular nightclubs to dance the night away.

Accommodation In Ireland
Ireland offers diverse accommodation options for all kinds of tourists, Whether you are looking for a luxurious hotel or a modest accommodation option, there is something for you. Most families prefer to stay in the world-class hotels while single travellers prefer inns and cottages.

Most accommodation areas are in or near the major towns and thus you can easily take part in the regular Irish music and culture festivals, street theatre, story-telling, Irish dance, photo exhibition and folk music sessions. For a more royal accommodation option, check in one of the many castles in Ireland. Most of them have been refurbished and provide accommodation to tourists.

You can either book your accommodation online or pay over the counter. Unlike in most European cities, accommodation in Ireland is comparably affordable.