Ireland is well known for many things including its majestic coastlines, rugged trails, endless beaches, and exciting cities. Whether its a staycation to the sunny southeast or exploring the breathtaking wild Atlantic way or uncovering the lush landscapes and idyllic towns of Ireland’s Ancient East, there’s a lot to discover in the Island of Ireland.
One of the most exciting places to explore in the world, Dublin is known for its culture, food and drinks, music, pubs, and sightseeing.
This lively city has been named Europe’s friendliest city twice by TripAdvisor and boasts a wide range of attractions, activities, and events to keep even the most ‘voracious’ explorer, occupied and entertained.
Cork is a colourful town set in a beautiful soft coastal environment with a wide exciting range of indoor and outdoor solo and family-friendly activities.
With so much to see and do, Ireland’s oldest city delights in many unique ways offering tailored experiences for even the quirkiest explorer.
Fascinated by the past? You can get a glimpse into what 19th and early 20th-century life was like in Cork at the Cork City Gaol and Radio Museum Experience. Feeling super adventurous? Stretch the limits of your taste buds by visiting the English market offering a tantalising range of Irish food.
We won’t forget to mention Cork’s historic buildings, stunning coastlines, vibrant nightlife, all ensuring that in this city there’s something for everyone.
Enjoy a memorable staycation in Limerick city, a one-time Viking settlement, and Ireland’s first City of Culture.
Situated along the banks of the mighty River Shannon, this vibrant metropolitan city has many hidden gems and exciting experiences for families, couples, and friends.
Rediscover some of Limerick’s cultural highlights including:
Go west to discover some of the richest scenic beauty and natural attractions that Ireland has to offer. And in so going, visit county Galway, a west coast city that sits where the River Corrib meets the Atlantic Ocean.
There’s never a dull moment in this city from beachside fun on sunny days to discovering the cobbled streets, colourful shop facades, and busy café/ bar culture.
Galway is also the perfect base to explore some of Ireland’s most exciting attractions including the Cliffs of Moher, the Burren, the Aran Islands, and the wild beauty of Connemara.
Great open spaces, check.
Stunning beaches, check.
Walking trails, check.
World-class adventure, check check!
Thinking of an Irish staycation in a unique destination? Think county Sligo.
There are loads of incredible landmarks sprawled across the city such as Yeats Building, Carrowmore megalithic site, Knocknarea Mountain, Lissadell House, and the Benbulben Mountain,
If you’re traveling with the family, you’d also be delighted to know that there’s a variety of fun kids’ activities that you can check out, come rain or shine.
Recently placed among the top 3 places to go for a staycation in Ireland, Wexford is known for its spectacular beaches, wide range of gardens & outdoor activities including walking and cycling trails as well as exceptional culinary delights.
Fondly called the Sunny South East, Wexford has the most sunshine hours and the least rain in Ireland, so you can take in all the local sights with peace of mind.
Wexford offers a great holiday experience for your family getaway or solo adventure. And with so much to uncover and explore, you’d be tempted to extend your stay in this quaint coastal town.
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