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Ireland Travel Guide
Thinking about visiting Ireland? You’re in for a little treat! Whether you’re drawn by the rugged coastlines, charming villages, ancient history, or just the idea of sipping a pint of Guinness in a cozy pub, the Emerald Isle truly delivers. I’ve traveled across Ireland, and I can tell you—it’s one of the most welcoming, low-stress destinations I’ve visited. This roundup pulls together everything you need to know to plan your dream Ireland trip, from when to go and where to stay, to must-see attractions and how to navigate the roads (yes, they drive on the left there!). Best Time to go to Ireland Ireland is a year-round destination, but if…
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Best Things to Do on a Rainy Day in Dublin
Ireland isn’t known as being the sunniest of countries, but a rainy day in Dublin can put a damper on your travel plans! But rainy days don’t have to stop the fun since there are plenty of fun indoor things to do on a rainy day in Dublin! Rainy Day in Dublin: A Guinness Storehouse Tour Odds are good that the Guinness Storehouse is already on your “must-visit” list for Dublin and with good reason! Between the tour, the tasting, and the killer views from the Gravity Bar, it’s one of Dublin’s most popular attractions. Beyond the standard tour, there are fun options like Guinness Academy where you can learn…
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What it’s Like to Stay in a Castle Hotel in Ireland
If, like me, you grew up on a diet of Disney movies and dreamed of being a princess, you may want to consider staying in a castle hotel on your trip to Ireland. On my recent trip, I stayed at Waterford Castle and Dromoland Castle and I’m going to share the pros and cons of staying in a castle hotel. Related: See my 7-Day Ireland Itinerary First thing first: it’s going to cost you. Staying in a castle hotel isn’t going to be the cheapest option in any given area. However, you’re paying for the experience. The cool factor. The awesome Instagram shots. But are castle stays that much more…
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Do I need an Ireland Visa?
Do you need an Ireland visa for your upcoming trip? Read on to find out how to prepare for your upcoming trip to Ireland. Do I need an Ireland Visa? US citizens visiting Ireland for tourism do not require an Ireland visa for stays up to 90 days. Ireland Entry Requirements To visit Ireland, your passport must be valid for the duration of your stay and you must have at least one full blank page in your passport. No Ireland visa is required for tourist stays up to 90 days but you must have proof of sufficient funds for your stay in Ireland and a return or onward airline ticket.…
