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A story for every soul.

The Island of Ireland isn’t just a destination – it’s an unfolding story waiting to be lived. Whether through its rich culinary traditions, legendary landscapes, or outdoor adventures, every traveller will find a piece of their story in Ireland. Your Irish adventure is just a short flight away.

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A story for every soul.

The Island of Ireland isn’t just a destination – it’s an unfolding story waiting to be lived. Whether through its rich culinary traditions, legendary landscapes, or outdoor adventures, every traveller will find a piece of their story in Ireland. Your Irish adventure is just a short flight away.

How to get there.

Flying to the Island of Ireland

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High season

August

Low season

January

Average flight price

£248

Average hotel price

£86 per night

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Taste the flavours.

Food and drink

The fresh produce coming from the Island of Ireland just tastes better. The creamiest butter, the most succulent lamb, the crispest vegetables. Tickle your tastebuds the way only Ireland can.

Taste the flavours.

Food and drink

The fresh produce coming from the Island of Ireland just tastes better. The creamiest butter, the most succulent lambs, the crispest vegetables. Tickle your tastebuds the way only Ireland can.

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Dishes to try

Freshly-plucked oysters from the Wild Atlantic Way
Soda bread – just-baked, warm and delicious
Seafood chowder with local herbs
Farmhouse cheese from a farmer’s market

What to drink

Local whiskey – there are many brands you won’t find elsewhere
Beers – including Guiness naturally, but also many from microbreweries
Club Orange – a non-alcoholic soda with real orange pulp
Cidona – a non-alcoholic, sparkling apple drink

Places to dine

Witness a canvas of endless wonder.

Views and landscapes

The views you’ll encounter on the Island of Ireland are so larger-than-life that only the big screen can fully give it justice. That’s why you’ll often see scenes from blockbuster films using these epic landscapes as their backdrop – for the ultimate dramatic effect.

Witness a canvas of endless wonder.

Views and landscapes

The views you’ll encounter on the Island of Ireland are so larger-than-life that only the big screen can fully give it justice. That’s why you’ll often see scenes from blockbuster films using these epic landscapes as their backdrop – for the ultimate dramatic effect.

Activities

Go on a guided film location tour
Take a road trip on the iconic Wild Atlantic Way
Visit a centuries-old castle, like Belfast Castle, Dunluce Castle or King John’s Castle

Picture spots

Skellig Michael – used in a film set in “a galaxy far, far away…”
Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge on the Causeway Coastal Route
Co. Sligo’s Streedagh Beach, with Ben Bulben in the background
Malin Head, putting you right on the edge of Europe

Tips for your trips

The weather can change quickly – bring outerwear for rain and shine
Check if your viewpoint is known for its sunsets and come earlier to get a good spot
Don’t try to hit too many landmarks at once. Try 2-3 max per day.

Christmas on the Island of Ireland

Festive traditions, seasonal food, lively markets, and tips for a Christmas trip.

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Your next chapter begins here.

Outdoor adventures

Whether inland or on the wild coasts, day or night, adventures waits around every corner. Walk with giants, witness spectacular natural phenomena, get close to unique flora and fauna and more – only on the island of Ireland.

Your next chapter begins here

Outdoor adventures

Whether inland or on the wild coasts, day or night, adventures waits around every corner. Walk with giants, witness spectacular natural phenomena, get close to unique flora and fauna and more – only on the island of Ireland.

Activities

Go stargazing in Mayo’s Dark Sky Park
Traverse the dramatic geological marvel of the Giant’s Causeway
Hike in the island’s heartland of waterfalls, bogs and lakes
Kayak at night through Lough Hyne’s bioluminescent waters

What to wear

Sturdy, waterproof hiking boots
Quick-drying inner layer to wick away moisture
Wind- and waterproof jacket

Tips for your trip

Bring a light backpack for water, extra clothes and snacks
Kayak Lough Hyne during a new moon for best bioluminescent visibility
Have a constellation app like Sky Guide on hand when stargazing

Your adventure starts with a search.

Discover special hidden gems on your journey.

Cork City and coastline

Cork has a wide variety of delights to offer, from locally-sourced dishes to Ireland’s most famous whiskey to beautiful coastline views.

Wild Atlantic Way part 1: from Kerry to Clare

Explore the raw beauty of the island of this first part of your road trip, from its natural spas to its stunning, rugged coastline.

Wild Atlantic Way part 2: from Clare to Galway

Continue north for prime surf spots and dramatic wonders like the Cliffs of Moher and the Burren.

Visit Northern Ireland

The island of Ireland isn’t just a destination – there’s much more to be seen. Discover Northern Ireland’s stunning landscapes, rich history and vibrant culture.

Dublin City and surrounds

Feel the friendliness and warmth of Dublin through its locals, who will show you all the hidden gems on where to eat and visit.

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A story for every soul.

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