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Ireland, fondly called the Emerald Isle, is a destination for those looking to enjoy both nature and culture. The capital city of Dublin features some great breweries and photography and art tours. At night, be sure to visit Temple Bar for some great nightlife! To the West, County Galway (including Roundstone Bay) has inspired artists the world over with its stunning beauty and welcoming people. View our Ireland tours below.

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Explore Ireland with comprehensive travel guides covering when to go, how long to stay, what to do, and where to explore across the country.

Best Time To Visit Ireland
Best Time To Visit Ireland
Ireland is a country that is entrenched in the culture, history, and mysticism, and a history enthusiast’s paradise with its stone-based architecture and a melting pot of Irish, Gaelic, and Celtic cultures. The untarnished and unvarnished taste of Ireland can be felt everywhere from its landmarks to its uber-modern cityscapes. You can see history everywhere, from the monuments at Bru Na Boinne to the Slea Head in Kerry. Geographically, you will find that Ireland can be a very diverse, yet daunting country with its peninsulas of the southwest, the wilderness of Donegal, and the hills of the southeast.Ireland also has a lot to offer culturally, you could watch a play in Dublin, visit Trinity College, or even attend a gig at a limerick saloon. Ireland has something for everyone since it is a country emerging as a popular destination, with its hotels and resorts consistently upping their game. As with most countries, it is critical to find out when the weather in Ireland is just right for your visit. Want to know when to travel to Ireland? Read on to find out!
Ireland in January: Weather, Festivals and More!
Ireland in January: Weather, Festivals and More!
Ireland has plenty to offer for culture vultures, history buffs and hardy hikers. The country’s weather conditions during this time are cold and wet while days are shorter. This could discourage some visitors from looking forward to hiking. However, for others, early nightfall is part of what makes the Irish pub culture so vibrant. Moreover, local attractions across the country are open year-round and are far less crowded during this month than at other times of the year. Plus, there are local festivals happening too. Plan a trip to Ireland in January and you will not be disappointed.
Ireland in February: Weather, Fewer Crowds and More!
Ireland in February: Weather, Fewer Crowds and More!
Ireland is cold, wet, and windy in February. It is not surprising then that the country sees very few tourists during this time. But this also means you will practically have the whole country to yourself. While it is true that some parts of Ireland are inaccessible in February, especially its hills and trekking routes, the country still has many beautiful sites to explore.Head out to discover the spectacular Ring of Kerry, admire the country’s snowy landscape, go pub-hopping while touring Dublin ad enjoy local festivals. Regardless of the weather, there are still plenty of places to explore during your trip to Ireland in February.
Ireland in March: Weather, Tips and More!
Ireland in March: Weather, Tips and More!
The first signs of spring are apparent in Ireland in March, but winter has not lost its bite. Expect more sunshine and fewer cold, wet days toward the end of the month, but Ireland’s weather can still be unpredictable. Capital Dublin is inviting, as are the bigger towns like Galway and Cork in spring. You can also spend time in Killarney National Park, explore archeological sites at the Rock of Cashel, and experience the joys of a coastal walk along the Cliffs of Moher. Read on to find out what your holiday to Ireland this month can look like.
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Explore Ireland with our diverse travel styles! Choose from luxurious tours that pamper you with comfort and elegance, or budget-friendly options that let you experience the beauty of Ireland without breaking the bank. Whether you're indulging in fine dining or discovering hidden gems, there's a perfect adventure waiting for you.

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Nancy M. | Traveled in October

It's a jam-packed tour. Very interesting and informative about the site we were visiting. Saw places that I have never seen before. Enjoyed the food, but I have Celiac Disease, so I couldn't eat of the bread.

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Gregory W. | Traveled in October

We totally loved our tour; the driver and tour Director were well above of any expectations we expected. They were aursome and a must for your company. Every venue we visited was excellent. Only one thing could you please include a dungeon within the tour, Thanks Greg and Jana Whittaker

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Loni G. | Traveled in October

Great trip. Adam and Brooke were amazing. Would highly recommend this tour. Local guides were knowledgeable and personable. Ronan, especially, made his tour memorable with his knowledge and perspective on Ireland. Itinerary was well thought out and Brooke’s knowledge of the countries and histories added greatly to the experience.

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Ralph S. | Traveled in October

Sit back, relax and enjoy the sites, sounds and tastes of Ireland and Scotland while your driver and tour guide keep you safe and sound. See places you've heard about all your life, like Blarney Castle, the Giant's Causeway, and Loch Ness, although I was disappointed that Nessie wasn't available for a photo shot. And don't forget all the amazing people you'll meet along the way.

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Anonymous | Traveled in October

My daughter and I thoroughly enjoyed our trip. , our tour director, and , our bus driver, made it a wonderful trip. I would recommend this trip.

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Jay M. | Traveled in October

We saw the highlights of Ireland that everyone talks about, and especially learned a lot about the country that we never knew. Great trip. Large tour group, though - would have preferred a smaller group size.

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Ireland Tours — Highlights and Travel Tips

Whoever named Ireland the ‘Emerald Isle’ knew exactly what they were talking about. The island country is spectacularly green, full of stunning natural wonders to feast your eyes on. If getting outdoors isn’t quite your style, the capital city of Dublin has music, drink and friendly banter like nowhere else on earth. From daring cliffs and roaring seas to famous breweries and lively nightlife, Ireland has a little bit of something for everyone.

Tour Highlights

  • Eat, sing, dance and drink your way around Temple Bar (an area on the south bank of Dublin, not just a single bar)
  • Kiss the Blarney Stone at Blarney Castle for a shot at the ‘gift of the gab’
  • Learn to pour the perfect pint at Guinness Storehouse, where beer has been brewed since 1759
  • Face the strong winds for some incredible views at the Cliffs of Moher
  • Cross the Ha’penny Bridge across the River Liffey
  • Wonder at the beehive-shaped huts of the Skellig Michael monastery

Travel Tips

  • Keep in mind that the island of Ireland is made up of two countries: the independent Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland, which is part of the UK. Be prepared to use different currencies if you’re travelling over the border.
  • Be sure to pack rain gear, no matter when you travel. Ireland is generally wet, and some mountainous areas see up to 2000 mm of rain each year!
  • Consider renting a car to really take in the beautiful coastal views Ireland has to offer - but be wary of its narrow, windy roads.
  • Get ready to eat some hearty comfort food. Some must-tries are a lamb Irish stew, colcannon (mashed potatoes with cabbage or kale), and a full Irish breakfast.
  • While Ireland is an English-speaking country, it may be helpful to learn some Irish slang before you go. For example, something that is “good craic” is something entertaining or fun.
  • Be prepared for some swearing.

Ireland has seasonal weather so please do check up on the best time to visit Ireland before planning your tour. And if you’re still hunting for more things to do and places to explore in Ireland, do check out our Ireland Travel Guide for more information.

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