Captivating Escape to Ireland

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Discover the magic of Irish landscapes.

Ireland, land of legends and wild nature.

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Ireland: when to go?

Ireland enjoys a mild and temperate climate all year round, ideal for exploring its lush green landscapes. Pleasant temperatures and the sea breeze invite discovery, whether hiking or visiting castles. Irish weather is known for its sudden changes: light rain, bright spells, and sometimes an unexpected rainbow! Every day brings a surprise, making each stay unique and full of charm.

Activity ideas

  • Discover the famous Cliffs of Moher - Admire spectacular views of the Atlantic Ocean while exploring this iconic natural site.
  • Exploring Medieval Castles - Follow in the footsteps of Celtic legends by visiting fortresses steeped in history and mystery.
  • Evening in a traditional pub - Immerse yourself in the warm atmosphere of an Irish pub while enjoying a pint to the sound of live music.
  • Bike ride in Connemara - Cycle along the winding trails of Connemara, between sparkling lakes and wild bogs, for an adventure in the heart of unspoiled nature.
  • Hiking in Killarney National Park - Explorez des sentiers enchanteurs au cœur de forêts anciennes et découvrez la magie des paysages verdoyants et mystérieux du parc national de Killarney.
  • Dive into Celtic music - Let yourself be carried away by the enchanting rhythms at a traditional Irish concert.
  • Meeting the dolphins in Dingle - Meet the dolphins in Dingle Bay and share a magical moment up close with these fascinating creatures.
  • Artisanal whiskey tasting - Discover the subtle aromas of Irish whiskies during a tasting guided by a passionate expert.

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Ireland: The Emerald Isle with a Thousand Charms

A millennia-old history: It should be known that Ireland has been inhabited since around 6000 BC. The stone age sites, scattered throughout the island, are the most significant in the world. The history of Ireland is fascinating, rich, and ever-present. Wherever you are, you find traces of this rich past: prehistoric sites, Celtic ruins, medieval abbeys, strong castles, etc. There are so many that one trip is not enough to fully explore the country's history. If history fascinates you, the remains will surprise you with their quantity but especially with their preservation. Still intact, the monuments revive Ireland's millennia-old history.

Discover a land of legends and untamed nature

When one thinks of Ireland, one imagines green and wild landscapes swept by wind and rain, spectacular cliffs, the sea stretching as far as the eye can see, lakes, mountains, in short, nature in its purest form. All this is true: the magnificent Irish landscapes do not disappoint and provide an ideal setting for beautiful hikes on foot or by bike. Ireland has many national parks and, for a small country, the diversity of its landscapes is quite astonishing. You will fill your lungs with fresh air!

A Warm People

At the risk of repeating what may seem like a cliché, but is nonetheless true, the hospitality of the local population really makes a difference and will ensure you have a most pleasant stay. You will always find someone willing to offer help, give advice on your itinerary, or simply start a conversation. The Irish love their country and want visitors to love it too. And they succeed in doing so. Their warm welcome and desire to share the beauty of their island make every visit unforgettable. You will leave with memories full of kindness and friendliness.

The Unique Atmosphere of Irish Pubs

Leaning on the bar, ordering a Guinness in an intimate atmosphere, with a traditional band playing in the room... Irish pubs have that little something extra: that difference in relationships between customers, that background music that covers the sound of mugs clinking as soon as one of them is filled, all in a particularly warm atmosphere. The pub here is more than just a bar; it's a pillar of social life.

Family Trip: Discover an Ideal Destination

If Ireland is a destination that will appeal to all travelers, it is particularly suitable for families. The Irish place great importance on family ties, and not long ago, it was common to see couples with more than 10 children. It is not surprising then that children are not forgotten in this country. You will find numerous visits tailored for them, playgrounds, discounts on attractions, and children's bike rentals.

Vibrant Traditions in Ireland

Among Irish traditions, the celebration of Saint Patrick's Day and Halloween are known to extend beyond borders. Irish music and dance are also famous: singing and dancing are practiced in all regions. In this land of myths and legends, tradition is still orally transmitted today. Populated by leprechauns, fairies, witches, ghosts, giants, and other legendary characters, the stories are heroic and captivating. In many places, particularly on the small islands, you will be immersed in a world where time seems to have stopped. A world where ancestral customs and the Irish language are still very much alive. Tradition also endures in and through the Irish language that everyone learns at school. The word Gaeltacht thus refers to regions where Gaelic is the first language spoken in homes. Ireland is a land of vibrant customs and traditions.

Superb Northern Ireland

One cannot overlook the growing tourist attraction of Northern Ireland. After a violent political history, this nation of the United Kingdom has recently moved towards peace agreements and coexistence. Some cities, like Derry or Belfast, are experiencing a true renaissance. The Antrim coast, north of Belfast, is one of the most beautiful routes in Ireland. Giant's Causeway is a geological wonder, and Armagh, the spiritual capital of Ireland for 1,500 years, is worth a visit.
To truly discover Ireland, it is recommended to stay for at least a week. This allows you to visit Dublin, the west coast, the Cliffs of Moher, and some typical villages without rushing.
To organize a honeymoon in Ireland, first choose the ideal time, then book romantic accommodations such as castles or cottages. Plan an itinerary including Dublin, the Cliffs of Moher, and Connemara.
To have a good holiday with a baby in Ireland, choose family-friendly accommodation, rent a car for greater flexibility, and plan short visits to accessible places. Make sure to schedule regular breaks.
For a family hiking trip in Ireland, explore the Cliffs of Moher, Connemara National Park, the Giant's Causeway, and Killarney National Park. These sites offer spectacular scenery suitable for all ages.
To practice ecotourism in Ireland, choose eco-friendly accommodations, explore national parks on foot or by bike, support local producers, and respect wildlife and plants during your visits.
For a one-week stay in Ireland, plan for a budget of around 900 to 1300 euros per person, including the flight, accommodation, car rental, meals, and activities. Prices vary depending on the season and the desired level of comfort.
To get to Ireland, you can take a direct flight from many major European cities to Dublin, Cork, or Shannon. Ferries also connect France and the United Kingdom to Ireland for those who prefer to travel by sea.
For citizens of the European Union, a valid identity card or passport is sufficient to travel to Ireland. No visa is required for a tourist stay of less than 90 days. Always check the conditions before departure.
Ireland is a safe country for travelers. Follow local guidelines, keep an eye on your belongings, and prioritize official transportation. Consider purchasing travel insurance and keep a copy of your important documents.
To travel to Ireland, no vaccines are mandatory for travelers coming from the European Union. However, it is recommended to be up to date with universal vaccinations, such as DTP and measles.

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