Europe

If you are looking for a cute, colourful village to visit in Ireland than look no longer than Cobh in county Cork. Cobh, which is pronounced cove is a perfect day trip from Cork or, if you prefer small towns, a great place to spend a night. Best known for being the last port of call to…

Ireland in winter. It’s not the normal vacation season, that’s for sure. But, there is something to be said about Ireland in winter and, if you are willing to brave the cold(er) and wet(ter) weather, then the advantages of visiting Ireland in winter may actually outweigh the disadvantages. Curious? Here’s why you may want to…

If you have heard of Doolin, Ireland it’s probably in association with the Cliffs of Moher. Located on the Wild Atlantic Way, only about 90 minutes from Galway, Doolin is the closest town to the Cliffs of Moher and therefore a popular stopping point for day trip tours or tourists on an Irish road trip.…

You can’t visit Ireland without spending a day or two in Dublin. While I’m a big advocate of seeing more than just the capital, even I can’t deny Dublin’s charm. Beautiful buildings, endless museums, awesome greenspaces and, of course, the pubs. Dublin has some awesome pubs. But with so much do see and do, how…

Dingle is one of my all-time favourite places in Ireland. Not only does it have an awesome name (c’mon, how fun is it to say you visited a place called Dingle?), but it’s absolutely adorable with plenty to see to keep you busy. Most people choose to visit Dingle as a day trip from Killarney…

If your vision of Ireland is rolling green hills and blue lakes, colourful villages and historic sites, then you better add Killarney to your Ireland itinerary.  This Irish city is one of the most visited areas of Ireland. The area’s natural beauty makes it one of the most picturesque regions of the country, plus there…

The Cliffs of Moher are an absolute must-see while in Ireland and, as the most visited natural attraction in the country, they are pretty accessible. It’s easy to find a day tour from Dublin or Galway to get to the cliffs, but if you are planning on renting a vehicle for your Ireland vacation, then…

Train travel is one of the best ways to travel, especially in Europe. So it makes sense that visitors to Ireland may assume it’s a great way to get around as well. However, this isn’t always the case. Train travel in Ireland isn’t very extensive and it actually one of the most expensive ways to…

When we think of Irish castles we tend to think of royalty and knights, however, there is often a darker side to these historic buildings that often ends up being spooky rather than magical. Ireland has no shortage of castles and castle hotels, but while they may be beautiful, there is a little more to…

Kilkenny, known as the Marble City, is charming Irish city filled with Medieval architecture and buildings. An impressive castle, several well-preserved churches, and tons of artisan boutique shops, and pubs make it a favourite place to visit for tourists, and a popular weekend getaway for the local Irish (especially for stag and hen parties). With…

The Cliffs of Moher are Ireland’s most visited natural attraction. Rugged cliffs towering over the rough Atlantic, the salty ocean smell in the air, and the calls of the birds that call the cliff home as they glide by. If you’re lucky you might see basking sharks or a pod of dolphins in the waves…