Ireland
Dubbed the "Emerald Isle” for its lush landscape, this country is dotted with castles and seas of green.
It is also the birthplace of Guinness beer and famous writer, Oscar Wilde.
The "Celtic" culture offers many ever-lasting traditions, historical mysteries and a unique sense of belonging.
Here you will find information and pictures from the following locations:
BELFAST
The capital of Northern Ireland and also the birthplace of the Titanic, the museum offers a chance to get an in-depth look at the story behind this majestic ship and tragic tale.
GETTING THERE:
Fly directly into Belfast (BFS) or begin your journey in the larger city of Dublin (DUB).
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PLACES TO STAY:
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GETTING AROUND:
The best way to travel around Ireland as a whole will be by rental car.
If staying local or you prefer public transportation, there are also bus options available.
THINGS TO DO:
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DUBLIN
A big city that still exhibits its heritage and culture, Dublin is the capital of the Republic of Ireland.
Take a boat ride down the river, visit the Leprechaun Musem, tour the Guiness Factory or walk around one of the many castles or cathedrals this city has to offer.
GETTING THERE:
Fly directly into Dublin (DUB) or depending on your itinerary you may choose to fly into another airport such as Belfast (BFS).
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PLACES TO STAY:
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GETTING AROUND:
The best way to travel around Ireland as a whole will be by rental car.
If staying local or you prefer public transportation, there are also bus options available.
THINGS TO DO:
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FOYNES
The history of this town dates back to 1837 and you can feel it amongst the streets and villages.
GETTING THERE:
The closest airport to Foynes (Limerick) is Shannon Airport (SNN) but you may wish to fly into Dublin (DUB) or Belfast (BFS) and begin your travels from there.
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PLACES TO STAY:
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GETTING AROUND:
The best way to travel around Ireland as a whole will be by rental car.
If staying local or you prefer public transportation, there are also bus and flight options available.
THINGS TO DO:
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GALWAY
A charming little town that is very "Irish" and green.
GETTING THERE:
The closest airport to Galway is Shannon Airport (SNN) but you may wish to fly into Dublin (DUB) or Belfast (BFS) and begin your travels from there.
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PLACES TO STAY:
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GETTING AROUND:
The best way to travel around Ireland as a whole will be by rental car.
If staying local or you prefer public transportation, there are also bus and flight options available.
THINGS TO DO:
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KILLYBEGS/COUNTY CLARE
The Cliffs of Moher are located in Country Clare and one of the most famous attractions in Ireland.
They are stunning sea-side cliffs that rise as high as 700 ft above the Atlantic Ocean with abrupt and vertical drop-offs.
GETTING THERE:
The closest airport to County Clare is Shannon Airport (SNN) but you may wish to fly into Dublin (DUB) or Belfast (BFS) and begin your travels from there.
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PLACES TO STAY:
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GETTING AROUND:
The best way to travel around Ireland as a whole will be by rental car.
If staying local or you prefer public transportation, there are also bus and flight options available.
You may also choose to hire a private driver in order to reach the Cliffs of Moher.
THINGS TO DO:
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LONDONDERRY/GIANT'S CAUSEWAY
The town of Londonderry itself is very picturesque and walkable.
From here you may also take a ferry to Giant's Causeway, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the best natural wonders in the U.K.
It is believed to have been formed 50 million years ago when volcanic lava cooled rapidly, contracted, and resulted in the instantly recognizable columnar structures.
GETTING THERE:
The closest airport to Londonderry is Derry Airport (LDY) but you may wish to fly into Donegal (CFN) or Belfast (BFS) and begin your travels from there.
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PLACES TO STAY:
Find great deals on hotels here.
Traveling on a budget? Hostels provide a unique experience with extraordinary savings.
GETTING AROUND:
The best way to travel around Ireland as a whole will be by rental car.
If staying local, you may also choose to hire a private driver in order to reach the Giant's Causeway.
THINGS TO DO: