Visiting Ireland in the winter offers a unique experience that is often overlooked. During the winter months, Ireland transforms into a serene landscape with fewer crowds. And it brings with it a cozy atmosphere, perfect for exploring charming villages and enjoying traditional Irish hospitality by a roaring pub fire. Plus, the dramatic coastal scenery, often…
Dublin, the vibrant capital of Ireland, is a city rich in history, culture, and an unparalleled sense of hospitality. Whether you’re drawn to its cobblestone streets, lively music scene, or the charm of its historic architecture, Dublin offers experiences that cater to every type of traveler. To make your trip even more memorable, choosing the…
Castles and Ireland kind of go hand in hand, and so in this guide I will introduce you to 9 magical castles turned hotels that you can stay a few nights at! Ireland’s landscape is dotted with ancient castles, each holding a rich tapestry of history, legend, and mystique. So if you’re seeking a bucket-list-worthy…
The drive from Dublin City to Glendalough in County Wicklow will take around an hour and a half (72 km) without stopping. But, actually, I recommend turning this drive into a full-day tour and stopping off along the way in places like Bray and Roundwood. My road trip below takes a slight detour down to…
A first-timer’s guide to Campervanning in Ireland: Everything you need to know for your first campervan road trip in Ireland, from selecting the perfect campervan and planning your route to managing waste disposal. Exploring Ireland by campervan is an adventure that offers an intimate glimpse into the island’s breathtaking landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture….
Growing up in Dublin, I never thought there was much to do other than run around in the woods and the occasional playground. However, returning as an adult with my own children, we are never short of fun things to do. Dublin has come a long way since the 90’s, and some of my favourite…
The drive from Cork City to the Cliffs of Moher will take around 2.5 hours (176 km) without stops. But, actually, I’d say that you should allow a full day to complete this drive as there’s lots to see. As you’ll read below, I highly recommend stopping off in Limerick City, Bunratty Castle, Adare, Ennis…
The drive from Dublin City to the Giant’s Causeway in County Antrim will take just over 3 hours (262 km) without stopping. But, actually, I recommend turning this drive into a full-day tour and stopping off along the way in places like Belfast and the Dark Hedges (of Game of Thrones fame). My road trip…
Planning to vacation in Ireland with kids – great choice! This country is perfect for families – for one, it’s safe, there are loads of family-friendly things to do, and it’s fairly easy to get around (once you get used to driving here)! But packing for a holiday here, especially with kids, requires a lot…
Galway, the vibrant city on the west coast of Ireland, is a mosaic of culture, history, and natural beauty. Known for its lively arts scene, historic sites, and the stunning landscapes of Connemara just a stone’s throw away, Galway is a must-visit destination. But, to truly experience the city in all its glory, choosing the…
