10 best places to visit in Ireland
If you have no idea where to start when you plan your trip to Ireland, take a look at our list of the 10 best places to visit in Ireland to get your trip planning underway and find out more information about travelling to Ireland in our latest travel guides for more inspiration.
1. Cliffs of Moher
2. Dublin
3. Ring of Kerry
4. Killarey National Park
5. Galway
6. Giant’s Causeway
7. Belfast
8. Cork
9. The Burren
10. Aran Islands
Start planning your trip to Ireland today and book your Cainryan to Larne ferry and begin planning your next travel adventure whether it's a solo trip or your planning a family trip to Ireland we are here to provide all the information and inspiration you need.
FAQs:
1. Where are the must see places in Ireland?
Some of the most popular must see places in Ireland include the stunning Cliffs of Moher, the vibrant and popular city of Dublin, Belfast’s Titanic Museum and many many more. There is something for everyone regardless of the trip you are after. Likewise on our P&O ferry crossing we provide a variety of onboard facilities to ensure you have everything you need. Even if you are prone to forgetting something, our onboard shopping and duty free will make sure you have everything you need.
2. How to plan a trip to Ireland?
Planning a trip to Ireland can seem complicated at first but it can be very simple. Make sure you book your travel, have a rough itinerary of what you are going to do as well as finding a good place to stay in Ireland. Once these fundamentals are booked and sorted you can relax and enjoy a pleasant trip to Ireland. Why not make it even more relaxing and more our Club Lounge and be able to travel in even more style or let yourself have priority boarding so you can enjoy your ferry crossing straight away.
3. Where are the most scenic places in Ireland?
If you want to plan a relaxing trip to Ireland then you will have no issues. Ireland is full of scenic beauty. Must-see spots include the Cliffs of Moher, Killarney National Park, the Ring of Kerry, and the Wild Atlantic Way. Explore the breathtaking landscapes of the Gap of Dunloe, the Aran Islands, the Slieve League Cliffs, and the tranquil lakes of County Wicklow. Here you will be able to immerse yourself in nature and relax with the beautiful landscapes around you.
4. How to plan a budget trip to Ireland?
Planning a budget trip to Ireland doesn’t have to be complicated even if you are travelling with a big group. Below is a list of our top tips in how to plan a budget trip to Ireland:
1. Book your travel at P&O Ferries we offer a variety of deals and offers and with our standard ticket starting at £130 the first part of booking your trip couldn’t be easier
2. Book accommodation - staying in hostels, B&Bs and budget hotels are great ways save money as well as meet people on your travels too
3. Food - when away eat in local pubs and cafes and try to avoid expensive tourist spots
4. Activities - When booking activities always see if there are deals on certain attractions
5. Travel off-season - if possible another great way to plan a trip to Ireland on a budget is to travel off-season if you can to have lower prices on things as well as fewer crowds
Book your Irish Sea ferry now and start planning your trip to Ireland.
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