Sligo Surf Experience
Dive headfirst into Sligo's number one activity in one of the best surf beaches anywhere in the world, and thrill as you[..]
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Day Experiences
Dive headfirst into Sligo's number one activity in one of the best surf beaches anywhere in the world, and thrill as you[..]
Longer Adventures
During the 8 Day Explorer Tour, you will get a true sense of Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way. Your experience of Ireland w[..]
Ireland is one of the most beautiful countries in the world and everything you have heard about its welcoming hospitality and idyllic coastlines is true. Don’t be fooled by the size of Ireland though. What it lacks in size, it more than makes up for it with an extraordinary array of authentic local experiences and thrilling outdoor activities. You certainly won’t regret adding one of its stunning towns or regions to your holiday itinerary.
Ireland does lyrical landscapes better than most countries and it’s called the Emerald Isle for a reason. A jewel of green rolling hills, brooding mountains under billowing clouds and lined by dramatic, wild coastline, you’re sure to make the most of your Ireland adventure. Head out on long hikes on the Wild Atlantic Highway, jump in a kayak and paddle your way around the waters near Wexford, or grab your surfboard and ride the waves near Sligo.
Thanks to a rich culture, complex history and the fact that it’s just so damn warm and friendly, Dublin has become one of the most popular cities to visit in Europe. Outside the Dublin bubble however, there are a number of hidden gems that you absolutely must experience if you’re to discover the best of Ireland. Between the crackling energy and relentless craic of Galway City, the cosy pubs of Kilkenny and the cultural hub of Cork, packed with great galleries, museums and restaurants, there’s a hell of a lot to discover.
If you really want to get under the skin of this vibrant little isle, then the answer is getting to know the people that live there. Our hand-picked Ireland day experiences and activity holidays have something for everyone to help you create an unforgettable trip. So pour another Guinness and join in the lively conversation.
Ireland’s generally mild climate makes any time a good time for visiting the Emerald Isle. But while the southeast tends to get the best weather, you’ll need to get your timing right depending on what fun activities you have planned.
Expect temperatures between 8 degrees in March and 15 degrees in May.
Springtime in Spain is very enjoyable and although it feels cooler to begin with, the weather gets warmer as the season progresses. It’s a great time to visit and explore Ireland’s towns and cities, as well as make the most of the country’s stunning scenery and coastlines.
Expect temperatures between 16 degrees in June and 20 degrees in August.
Summer is Ireland’s driest season but don’t be surprised if you encounter a few showers during these months. Summer in Ireland is the busiest period for visitors and tourists so this is a good time to get off the beaten track and discover Ireland’s hidden gems. The days are long during summer so you’ll really make the most of your holiday in Ireland.
Expect temperatures between 16 degrees in September and 9 degrees in November.
Visit Ireland in September and you may just be pleasantly surprised. September can sometimes almost feel like summer and is generally quite mild. Although there will be plenty of autumn colours around to charm you, the temperatures will drop and rain will become more frequent as you header deeper into autumn.
Expect temperatures around 5 degrees from December to February.
Ireland can get rather windy in the winter months and you should expect frequent rainfall. However, snow here is rare. Winter in Ireland is the perfect time to take advantage of those cosy pubs, log fires and some good old Irish craic.
Ireland is full of welcoming towns and stunning regions that are perfect for adding to your holiday itinerary. Get off the beaten track and discover one of these places to visit in Ireland.
County Cork serves up jagged coastlines, castles and colourful towns, located in Ireland’s southwest.
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The northwest capital, Sligo has a stunning backdrop of sandy beaches, awesome waves & rolling hills.
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Beaches for miles & calmer waters than the Atlantic, Wexford is the cornerstone of Ireland’s east coast.
DiscoverYou’ve heard of the world-famous Irish craic and welcoming hospitality, but beyond this, Ireland is bursting with outdoor and cultural activities for you to explore.
