Are you looking for a city break in the wilds of Scotland or the charming Emerald Isle but can’t decide whether Dublin or Edinburgh is the right choice for you? Well, you’re not alone. Both the Irish and the Scottish capital cities are dynamic, historic and have their own distinct energies that it can seem impossible to have to choose between the two. However, sometimes we don’t have the luxury … Read More
Travelling through the British Isles is something many people want to do in their lifetimes. And it’s no surprise as to why. England, Scotland, and Ireland not only have a fascinating history that dates back thousands of years, but is home to both bucolic natural scenery and some of the world’s most vibrant and diverse cities. With so much to see and do in a seemingly small landmass, it can … Read More
Ireland is a country that inspires many and more international tourists each year and it’s not hard to see why. However, many tourists tend only to stick to the south of the country and completely ignore the pastoral charm of central Ireland or the rugged beauty of its Atlantic coast. If you only have one week to spend but still want to get off the beaten path follow this fantastic … Read More
If you’re keen to explore more of Ireland and head to one of the most beautiful regions of the country, then you’re surely curious about the best things to do in Connemara. This rugged region situated mostly in County Galway to the north of Galway City has been a popular pastoral getaway for locals for quite some time, however, few international visitors tend to stray this way at all. Many … Read More
If you’ve been planning a road trip in Ireland, one of the routes you’re likely curious about is the Dublin to Belfast drive or vice versa. The Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland’s capital respectively, both have enough sights and scenes to keep any visitor busy and are luckily only a two-hour drive from one another. We’ve picked some of the most worthwhile stops between the two cities, and we’ll … Read More
Are you trying to plan a 2 to 4 days in Dublin itinerary? There is no place in the world quite like Ireland. With its completely unique history, rich and vibrant culture, absolutely stunning scenery, and spirited atmosphere, travelling to Ireland should be at the top of your bucket list. If you’re planning a trip to Ireland, there is no better place to start your visit than in the iconic … Read More
If you’re visiting Ireland, there’s a good chance that you’ll be arriving into either Dublin or Cork airport. Once you’ve spent your time soaking in the sites of either of Ireland’s largest cities, you’ll likely be curious about the drive from Dublin to Cork or vice versa. Luckily the cities are not too far apart and there’s plenty to do and see along the way! We’ve curated some of the … Read More
In 2016, over 9.5 million people visited Ireland’s rugged, colourful coastline and the number has been increasing as each year passes. But even with the rapid influx of tourism, many visitors to the Emerald Isle tend to ignore the pastoral charms of Central Ireland in lieu of its dramatic shores. While most tourists tend to route their Ireland itineraries south from Dublin, it can be just as rewarding to explore … Read More