The Emerald Beauty

Ireland is a beautiful country with so much to offer. Whether you’re exploring the stunning landscapes, delving into its rich history, enjoying the lively music scene, or simply savoring the warmth of the locals, there’s always something captivating about Ireland.

I am here to help you make your Ireland trip unforgettable and help you figure out where to begin. Whether it is deciding how long the trip should be, whether you prefer a group or private tour, whether you will self-drive or have a private driver, what places to see, what activities you like to experience, and whether or not you would like to stay in a castle.  

Top Ireland destinations and activities

Top Ireland destinations to include in your itinerary are Dublin, Shannon, Galway, Donegal, and Belfast. Other worthwhile destinations to visit are the Cliffs of Moher, the Ring of Kerry, and the Giant’s Causeway. Driving along the countryside seeing charming Irish towns and visiting medieval castles, such as Ashford Castle and Blarney Castle, is beautiful. Stopping in a local pub and enjoying delicious food and whiskey while listening to Irish music, is a very Irish thing to do and act like a local.

Would you like a luxury experience? Make sure to include an overnight stay in a castle!

For additional inspiration for your Ireland trip, combine it with destinations to the UK, Scotland, or other European countries. Including a CRUISE around Ireland is another option to see the stunning sights and landscapes or adding a GOLF component to your itinerary can be an exciting opportunity to play in championship courses.  

Using my global partners, Trafalgar, Globus, Regent, Azamara, and Tauck, I can create the perfect itinerary for your multigenerational family trip, your romantic getaway, or your business incentive trip, taking care of all planning details, bookings and reservations for you. All stress free with every detail thought through and through. 

What foods or drinks should you try?

Traditional Irish dishes are simple and hearty such as Irish stew, soda bread, Irish white pudding, and Ulster Fry (considered to be the holy grail in Ireland) which includes bacon, eggs, soda bread, potato bread, black and white pudding, and tomatoes.

Popular drinks are pints of Guinness, Irish Whiskey, Irish coffee, and gin. 

When is the best time to visit Ireland?

Ireland had a mild and temperate climate.  High season is from May to September with temperatures ranging in the 60’s. The longest days are between July and August.  It is more crowded during this time and availability may be low if not booked early.  During April and October, you will find more availability, fewer crowds, shorter days, and temperatures in the 50’s.

My promise to you is:

I will take care of all the planning details from “takeoff to home sweet home”, so you can enjoy every minute in Ireland stress-free. Contact me today to begin your next unforgettable travel journey.