IRELAND Destination Guide and Tours
Small but mighty, The Emerald Isle is rich in culture, wild landscapes and hearty foodie delights. From enjoying a pot of Irish stew, to exploring Ireland’s lush land and regal castles, you’ll be met with charm and intrigue aplenty.
Explore Killarney’s wooded paths and Belfast’s City Hall, Queen’s University and Parliament building with a Local Expert. Take in Ireland’s stunning landscapes and rugged coastlines, along with a fascinating trip to Dublin where you’ll enjoy VIP priority entry to the Book of Kells.
With Insight Vacations gain access to exclusive experiences: • Enjoy VIP priority to the Book of Kells • Join a Local expert for a short hike along West Meadow Bay • Go behind-the-scenes with an equine professional in Kildare • Then visit the finest Japanese Gardens in Europe • Meet a master craftsperson at the House of Waterford • Meet a local Jarvey aboard a famous jaunting car ride • Walk the pretty streets of Londonderry with a Local Expert.
Featured Journeys
Discovery Journey
Regional Journey
Country Roads
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Focus on Ireland
A private tour of Trinity College with fast-track entry to the Book of Kells, a Jaunting Car ride in Killarney, luscious green countryside, dramatic coastal scenery and the ‘lilt’ of Irish voices all make for an exceptional journey.
Irish Elegance
Showcasing the very best sights and scenery of Ireland including the Wild Atlantic Way and a night at the magnificently restored Ashford Castle.
Country Roads of Ireland
Experience the wild, enchanting coastal routes as you explore the Emerald Isle. Along the way you'll encounter ruined castles, quiet lakes, natural wonders and legendary characters.
Best of Ireland & Scotland
Britain & Ireland Explorer
Romantic Britain & Ireland
Travel Tips
When to go: Ireland offers mild, temperate weather throughout the year, meaning there is never a bad time to visit the Emerald Isle. Just make sure you pack a small umbrella as you can expect the odd shower in this lush location.
SPRING
MAR - MAY
12 °C
Avg Temp.
SUMMER
JUN - AUG
18 °C
Avg Temp.
AUTUMN
SEP - NOV
13 °C
Avg Temp.
WINTER
DEC - FEB
8 °C
Avg Temp.
Time Difference
London GMT +0
Currency
Euro (EUR, €)
Language
Irish Gaelic and English
Population
4.784 million (Republic of Ireland), 1.875 million (Northern Ireland)
Capital City
Dublin (Republic of Ireland), Belfast (Northern Ireland)
Electricity
European Standard of 230V, with a frequency of 50Hz.
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