Skellig Michael and Little Skellig or The Skelligs/Skellig Islands are two small, rocky islands off the coast of County Kerry. The smaller of the two islands, Little Skellig, is closed to the public and has always been wild and uninhabitable. It is the sanctuary of a protected colony of about 25,000 sea birds. The bigger …
Are you planning your honeymoon in Ireland? The unique combination of romance, nature, and history that Ireland offers is sure to fascinate newlyweds. Ireland is a draw for both adventure and leisure honeymooners because of its rolling green slopes, beautiful castles, quaint villages, and historical monuments. Ireland is ideal for honeymooners seeking new experiences because …
There are over 40 castles in Northern Ireland, and each one has a lot to tell about the area’s 2,000-year-old history. Set against the dramatic landscapes of a formerly called Ulster, these castles are among the must-visit sites in Northern Ireland. From Disney-like castles to ruins to those that appeared on TV and movies, each …
One of the most scenic counties in Ireland with the majestic Wicklow Mountains and Glendalough, there is no doubt that Wicklow is an ideal destination for glamping. From the coast surrounding its city to the hills and the lake, those who are looking for a nature retreat won’t be disappointed. Glamping in Wicklow means being …
Dublin or Belfast? Two cities come to mind when thinking of visiting Ireland. Even if it is generally known that they are in two different countries, most still couldn’t help but compare. These capital cities are in the same Emerald Isle, after all. However, as tempting as it is to visit both cities and soak …
Road trips in Ireland are the best, because each time you turn a corner in a winding road, you are met with stunning views. From short drives up Ireland’s highest peak to the longest coastal drive in the world – the Emerald Isle is true road trip heaven. When in Ireland, it is a must …
Seeing the Northern Lights or Aurora Borealis is probably among those that most people would love to witness if given the chance. Nature’s magical light show is pretty elusive though, as it only seems in areas closer to the North Pole (or the South Pole, and it’s called Aurora Australis). But do you know there …
Beyond the legendary Giant’s Causeway, the filming locations for Game of Thrones and Belfast, Northern Ireland are slowly becoming a go-to destination for glamping. Northern Ireland’s glamping locations guarantee waking up to the prettiest sceneries as well – whether they’re nestled within enchanting forests, at the foot of mountains, in country fields, or by the …
Known for its majestic scenery, County Kerry is a haven for nature lovers. From the massive Killarney National Park and its lakes to the stunning Skelligs, glamping in Kerry is guaranteed to be filled with unforgettable views. An ideal location for outdoor activities such as hiking and biking, Kerry is home to some of the …
As one of the least densely populated counties in the Emerald Isle, there so much of its unique and varied landscapes to enjoy in Galway. From farmland plains to heathered hills, the Connemara mountains to the scenic beaches – Galway glamping is fast becoming a favorite getaway. Ever tried staying in a tent by the …