Why choose Ireland for Premium Leisure
Ireland, "The Emerald Isle," harmoniously fuses ancient traditions with modern vibrancy. In Northern Ireland, Belfast reflects resilience amid historical echoes, and the iconic Giant's Causeway showcases nature's geological masterpiece. Travelling south to the Republic of Ireland reveals lush landscapes, ancient castles, and vibrant cities. Dublin pulses with literary heritage and contemporary energy, while the Cliffs of Moher and the Ring of Kerry display the island's breathtaking natural beauty.
Top highlights for Premium Leisure in Ireland
Dublin
A tapestry of past and presentDublin, Ireland's dynamic capital, seamlessly fuses history and modernity. Landmarks like Trinity College with the Book of Kells and the medieval Dublin Castle grace the historic core. Temple Bar's cobbled streets echo with traditional Irish music, welcoming visitors to cosy pubs. St. Patrick's Cathedral showcases Gothic grandeur, while the Guinness Storehouse offers a contemporary exploration of Ireland's famous stout. Dublin's contrasts are evident, from the Georgian charm of Merrion Square to the tranquillity of Phoenix Park, forming an irresistible tapestry where history, literature, and vibrant culture coalesce.
Belfast
Titanic and the soul of BelfastBelfast, the vibrant capital of Northern Ireland, seamlessly intertwines its industrial past with contemporary vibrancy. The cityscape is adorned with architectural gems like Belfast City Hall and the Victorian-era Grand Opera House. However, the Titanic Quarter stands as a poignant testament to Belfast's maritime history, hosting the iconic Titanic Belfast museum. This award-winning attraction offers an immersive journey into the Titanic's ill-fated voyage, combining history, technology, and poignant narratives.
Cork
Ireland's foodie capitalCork, Ireland's southern gem, seamlessly blends historic charm with a modern culinary scene, earning its reputation as the country's "Foodie Capital." Landmarks like St. Fin Barre's Cathedral and the English Market adorn the city's historic core, exuding an enticing aroma of fresh produce and artisanal delights. Beyond its historic allure, Cork stands as a haven for food enthusiasts, offering a vibrant culinary landscape ranging from traditional Irish fare to innovative gastronomic experiences. With locally sourced ingredients, farm-to-table practices, and an array of cozy pubs and restaurants, Cork beckons those in search of a delightful gastronomic adventure.
Guinness Storehouse
Guinness, Ireland's iconic stout since 1759, originates from Dublin's St. James's Gate Brewery, now home to the Guinness Storehouse. The tour delves into brewing, history, and a pint-pouring spectacle. Beyond a beverage, Guinness embodies Irish conviviality, with pubs as communal hubs for stories and rich malt flavour enjoyment. The harp logo and cascading surge create a visual emblem of Irish heritage in every creamy pint.
Natural Landscapes
Ireland's landscapes boast ethereal beauty and geological wonders, inviting exploration with iconic sites like the Cliffs of Moher along the Wild Atlantic Way, offering breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean. Further north, the Giant's Causeway, a UNESCO World Heritage site on the Antrim Coast, unveils mesmerizing hexagonal basalt columns, a product of ancient volcanic activity. Steeped in myth and legend, this geological marvel adds enchantment to the rugged Irish coastline.
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Cashel Travel is an incoming tour operator and DMC with its head office in Edinburgh, offices in London, Manchester, and representation in Ireland. Handling over 20,000 international clients annually, they look after incentive groups, conferences, group tours, and individuals. They pride themselves on their expertise at organising customised tour packages that offer much more than those you can get ‘off the shelf’. They are more than happy to help with any request – the more unusual or challenging the better. They are one of the most respected companies in the business with a staff of multilingual travel experts who, between them, have many years experience working in UK and Irish tourism.
