Located in the North Atlantic, Ireland is well known for its natural wonders and breathtaking views. The country is also called “Emerald Isle” due to its lush greenery. It is also home to historic architecture (like castles) and famous breweries (The irish pub culture)

Why Visit Ireland

NATURAL WONDERS

Ireland is filled with stunning scenery and breathtaking landscapes, one of the biggest draws for  visitors to the country, from the Cliffs of Moher to Giant’s Causeway and beyond. Dramatic cliffs contrasting the blue waters of the Atlantic Ocean, dynamic rock formations, picturesque towns, national parks and more to explore.

HISTORY & ARCHITECTURE

Ireland is famous for its architecture, with mystical castles, small cottages and buildings from eras that date all the way to the Stone Age. 

BEER

Brewing in Ireland has a long history, with the earliest recording of brewing over 5000 years ago. Although Guinness is their most famous beer, there is a lot of other delicious beers that are worth trying. With more than 7,000 pubs, no visit to the country is complete until you go bar hopping.

DUBLIN

If you are visiting Ireland, you have to visit Dublin. Ireland’s capital is a very vibrant city with a mix of heritage and pub culture, offering and endless number of things to do.

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Located in the North Atlantic, Ireland is well known for its natural wonders and breathtaking views. The country is also called “Emerald Isle” due to its lush greenery. It is also home to historic architecture (like castles) and famous breweries (The irish pub culture)

ireland-postcards

Why Visit Ireland

NATURAL WONDERS

Ireland is filled with stunning scenery and breathtaking landscapes, one of the biggest draws for  visitors to the country, from the Cliffs of Moher to Giant’s Causeway and beyond. Dramatic cliffs contrasting the blue waters of the Atlantic Ocean, dynamic rock formations, picturesque towns, national parks and more to explore.

HISTORY & ARCHITECTURE

Ireland is famous for its architecture, with mystical castles, small cottages and buildings from eras that date all the way to the Stone Age. 

BEER

Brewing in Ireland has a long history, with the earliest recording of brewing over 5000 years ago. Although Guinness is their most famous beer, there is a lot of other delicious beers that are worth trying. With more than 7,000 pubs, no visit to the country is complete until you go bar hopping.

DUBLIN

If you are visiting Ireland, you have to visit Dublin. Ireland’s capital is a very vibrant city with a mix of heritage and pub culture, offering and endless number of things to do.

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What to expect

LANGUAGE

The two official languages of Ireland are English and Irish. However, English the most widely spoken language. Irish or “Gaelic” is only spoken by a few in the Gaeltacht areas around Ireland .

ELECTRICITY

The standard voltage is 230 V and the frequency is 50 Hz. That’s the standard voltage in the UK, Europe, Australia and most of Asia and Africa; If you are traveling from the US you will need an adaptor.

CURRENCY

The Euro is the official currency. 1 USD equals 0.92 euros (as of 2020). You can exchange your currency directly on the back or withdraw it from the ATMs. Debits cards are also widely accepted but foreign currencies are not. There is really no reason to get Euros before you arrive to the country. CLIMATE

Ireland is a seasonal country, with an average yearly temperature around 50 degrees Fahrenheit. Temperatures drop below freezing occasionally in the winter, but rarely by more than a handful of degrees at most. Summers in Ireland have warm, sunny weather. The best time to visit would be between May and June.

SAFETY

Ireland is a very safe country. Compared to other European countries, crime is relatively low. If you go to big cities, the crime will go up a bit but mostly due to alcohol influence. Exercise normal precautions

How to get around

By plane: Flying domestic in Ireland is not really worth it due to its compact size. It wouldn’t take you more than 5 hours to drive across the country.

By Car: Driving in Ireland is by far the best option to explore the Island, with all those amazing landscapes and the flexibility that a car can offer. All the major rental companies can be found in Ireland, in addition to some local / cheaper companies like Dan Dooley, Irish Car Rentals and CARHIRE.ie. 

By Bus: The bus network in Ireland is quite extensive, getting to many small towns and big cities. It is also very cheap and a really good option if you are traveling on a budget and have some time to spare. 

By Train: Ireland offers a really small rail network as per the density of the population, in comparison to other European countries. However, it does go to all the major cities and it is a really comfortable way to travel around.

Visa Policy

If you are a national of the EU, United States, Canada or Australia, you don’t need to apply for a tourist visa to enter Ireland. 

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