Killarney
In Ireland’s south west corner, on the shores of Lough Leane in County Kerry, you’ll find the charming town of Killarney. The beautiful surrounding countryside, the history and the heritage draws visitors back time and time again. Home to the impressive tower house that is Ross Castle and the spectacular 19th century mansion, Muckross Abbey, that sits in Killarney National Park, the oldest park of its kind in the country.
The Ring of Kerry
This scenic drive, a 179km long circular route, takes in rugged coastal landscapes and rural seaside villages - a treasure trove of beauty spots hidden away in Ireland’s south west corner. From castles and manor houses to lakes and viewing points that simply leave you speechless, this is a stunning area of the Wild Atlantic Way. Killarney National Park with its lakes and Muckross House, the dramatic Gap of Dunloe, the scenic town of Kenmare, Valentia Island's picturesque views, Derrynane Beach, Skellig Michael's ancient monastic site, and the charming village of Sneem.
Cliffs of Moher
These iconic cliffs of County Clare have been named a UNESCO Global Geopark. The awe-inspiring rock faces soaring out of the Atlantic ocean at Galway Bay, and the meadows atop the cliffs award the most breath-taking views. An all new visitor’s centre allows us to explore the ancient geological history of the site.
Dublin
Aside from being the island’s capital, Dublin is Ireland’s biggest city and has a big reputation to go along with it. If you are looking for history, heritage and tradition, or food, drink and music - then this is the place to find it. This beautiful, multi-cultural city has so much to discover – visit the talking statues, Marsh’s Library (the oldest public library in Ireland, established in 1707), the National Museum of Ireland or the Guinness Storehouse, just to name a few!
Dingle Peninsula
This famous area of Ireland is home to long-time harbour resident Fungie the Dolphin, and has welcomed visitors from a galaxy far, far away having been a filming location for Star Wars. With beautiful beaches, ocean views and plenty of perfect star-gazing spots.
Connemara National Park
Covering almost 3,000 hectares, Connemara National Park is a dreamlike landscape of mountains, lakes, whitewashed villages, woodlands and grasslands. Rich in wildlife it boasts some fantastic nature trails and awards some truly spectacular views. Featuring must-visit spots like Diamond Hill for panoramic views, Kylemore Abbey with its Victorian walled garden, and the serene Connemara ponies grazing.
Galway
The mythical city of Galway is home to traditional Ireland, having the largest population of remaining native Irish speakers it is often termed ‘Ireland’s cultural heart’, and bears the nickname ‘The City of the Tribes.’ If you’re looking for history and folklore then Galway is the destination for you with plenty of tales of the city’s origins.