Five cultural events you shouldn’t miss in early 2013
Five cultural events you shouldn’t miss in 2013 Whether you’re looking to spot alligators, swim in holy rivers, welcome the Irish home or just attend a ball in a mask, there’s an upcoming cultural event you can use to justify your desires. Plan your 2013 holiday around one these not-to-be-missed cultural events. 1. Venice Carnival 2013, Italy One of the oldest and best-known... Read More
Holiday in Cork, Ireland
Cork, situated on the south coast of Ireland, is the country’s second city after Dublin and the largest city in the province of Munster. Most of the city centre is located on an island in the River Lee, so be prepared to cross many bridges from there to the other parts of Cork’s attractions. Ever since the Viking period, Cork has had a strong reputation for independence,... Read More
Holiday in Ireland
The Emerald Isle - a country without a ‘touristy’ feel and plenty to explore Travellers looking for a destination full of charm, friendly people, solid service without a “touristy” feel and plenty of places to explore should plan an Ireland travel experience. In addition to pubs and Riverdance-style step dancers, Ireland also features local musicians, friendly... Read More
Holiday in Europe
The great cities of Europe are more than just tourist destinations The first concept, when a traveller thinks of a holiday in Europe, is its geography: the idea of a stretch of land that covers from the Atlantic through to the Ural Mountains, that constitutes a geographical entity called Europe. Many of us remember fondly what has made our own journeys to Europe special -... Read More
Genealogical Tour to Ireland
Genealogical Tour to Ireland There are two main centres for genealogical research in Ireland. They are Dublin, mainly for the 26 counties of the Republic and Belfast for the 6 counties of Northern Ireland. You can then set a course of as many nights as you wish to travel through beautiful countryside in a rental car or with a private guide. Visit historic castles, archeological... Read More
A Titanic Time in Belfast
A Titanic Time in Belfast, Northern Ireland As the city that inspired the land of Narnia, you can expect magical things indeed from Northern Ireland’s Belfast. Permanently abuzz with things to do, there is never a shortage of exciting opportunities to whisk you away. If you’re looking for attractions in Belfast, don’t miss the world-class exhibitions in venues such as the... Read More
Golfing Tour of Ireland
Golfing Tour of Ireland Sample Itinerary Day 1: ARRIVE SHANNON AND TRANSFER TO KILLARNEY Arrive Shannon Airport and transfer to Killarney, located about 2 ½ hours south of the airport. This is a wonderful base for a couple of days to play some of Ireland’s most famous golf courses. Remainder of day at leisure. Accommodation: Killarney Royal Hotel Day 2: THE RING OF KERRY (B) Travel... Read More
Northern Ireland Tour
Northern Ireland Tour For 6 days/ 5 nights this Northern Ireland tour takes you beyond the typical tourist traps for a firsthand look at the real Northern Ireland, steeped in history and surrounded by pristine scenic wilderness. This idyllic small group tour of Northern Ireland blends sightseeing and private exploration to perfection. Suggested Itinerary: Day 1: Omagh Your Ireland... Read More
Coach Tour of Southern and Northern Ireland
Country Roads Tour of Southern and Northern Ireland Highlight visits on this Ireland tour include visits to an equine stud and its famous Japanese gardens and there is an interesting selection of accommodation. This is a well-paced coach tour with two- night stays. The driving days are of a reasonable length, with frequent stops. Suggested Itinerary: DAY 1: ARRIVAL IN DUBLIN AND... Read More
A Private Tour of Southern Ireland
A Private Tour of Southern Ireland Rich in eighteenth century architecture, Dublin boasts splendid Georgian Mansions along with many noted public buildings. This Ireland tour takes you through a landscape of undulating hills interrupted by long ridges of sandstone and with picturesque river valleys in between. To the west these ridges increase until they mass in peaks along the... Read More
