Ireland

As the third largest island in Europe, Ireland is full of awe inspiring scenery, charming Celtic villages and trendy urban hangouts making it an absolute pleasure to explore.

A wonderfully lush luminous green island sprinkled with thatched cottages, lively pubs, mythic legends, poetry, literature and melancholy songs make Ireland a wonderfully exciting destination.

The East of Ireland is dominated by Dublin, the capital. Dublin is home to rich cultural heritage and a lively nightlife. Its many pubs are filled with live folk music and Irish spirit and are the best place to find the famous ‘craic’.

In the South of Ireland you will find unique bays nestled in the West coast, the Ring of Kerry and the Mizen peninsulas. The South East enjoys the warmest climate in Ireland as well as some of the most untamed landscapes of the region which can be found in the forested hills and the moorland of the Wicklow Mountains south of Dublin. Be sure to visit the historic city of Waterford and for the more adventurous the South East of Ireland offers an array of historic landmarks including Newgrange, Casteltown House and Glendalough.

South West Ireland features dramatic and magnificent scenery that has attracted visitors for hundreds of years. Key sights include the Lakes of Killarney and the picture perfect coastline of Kerry. The South West is also home to Ireland’s second and third cities, Cork and Limerick. Great attractions include the Rock of Cashel and the 15th Century castle – Bunratty Castle.

It's been said that Ireland, once visited, is never forgotten. We are certain you will agree.