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Short ‘n’ sweet
On our Ireland trips for 18-35s, you’ll see the best bits of the Emerald Isle – cities, castles, cliffs & causeways – all in just 8 days.
St Paddy’s Day IRL
Need a dedicated trip to check out St Patrick’s Day celebrations in Ireland? We got you. (Just bring your best green outfit!).
Unique experiences
From touring the Guinness storehouse, to dining with a 4th gen shepherd, every experience on our Ireland tours is as unique as you.
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clear searchIreland uses the Euro. Don’t worry about carrying Pounds here (unless you’re in Northen Ireland!)
Visit Ireland between May and September for (mostly) good weather. Expect green landscapes, festivals, and more sunshine. And yes, rain can show up anytime—it's part of the charm! And of course, March is a great time to visit Ireland if you wanna check out St Patrick’s Day celebrations.
Your visa requirements can change according to your citizenship. Check out our handy Visa Guide for all the info you need on visas and other travel requirements around the world.
You’ll need a good pair of hiking boots and comfy shoes (there’s gonna be a lot of walking and hiking ‘round here!). Plus, a rain jacket or umbrella are super important to prepare for the unpredictable weather.
ATMs are generally easily available in Ireland – in smaller towns too!
You’ll want at least 7-10 days to hit all the highlights in Ireland, including Galway, the Cliffs of Moher, Dublin and Derry.
Tipping isn’t mandatory, but about 10% of your bill is usually expected. Don’t worry about tipping at the bar though, a simple thanks goes a long way.
Yep, Ireland’s tap water is safe to drink. Fill up your bottle and enjoy.
Wi-Fi is widely available in cities, towns, and most accommodations. Rural areas might be a bit patchy, but hey, that’s part of the adventure!
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