Irish Attractions:

When one talks about Ireland, one can imagine about breathtaking scenery, cultural delights and truly captivating cities. The arresting beauty of this island makes it an ideal tourist destination. Ireland is bestowed with natural and scenic beauty. One can discover everything from bizarre lunar landscapes, the mighty Atlantic to labyrinthine caves and crystal clear water ways. The coastline of Ireland which is 1448 km long is surrounded by the mighty Atlantic on the west and the Irish Sea on the east is one of the most beautiful coastlines in the European continent. One can find towering cliffs, clear fresh waters, pristine silvery beaches, lively fishing villages and some of the best sea food in the world. Apart from the natural beauty of Ireland the next tourist attraction of this island is its culture. The culture of Ireland and its people is warm and welcoming. Knowing an Irish is like getting a friend for life. Ireland is also famous for its festivals and fairs. Thus there is also a lot discover about the cultural delights of Ireland that is so diverse and colorful.     

About South Coast:

Ireland being island nation has some of the most beautiful coastlines of Europe. The beautiful and mesmerizing South coast line of Ireland is one of the most prominent attractions in the tourism map of Ireland. One can see the great sweep of the Dublin Bay, the Dun Laoghaire’s elegant promenade and numerous yatch filled harbors. Then there is the captivating beauty of the James Joyce’s Tower at the Sandy cove where views of the sea remain absolutely unsurpassed. One can fin the pace of life pretty much slower and relaxed than that urban Ireland. However the outstanding beauty of the landscapes and the sea beaches always awakens an urge to make a come back to this place. Southern Ireland also offers a wealth of variety for its visitor whether they want to chow down on some of the delectable local dishes or tee off in the lush coastal greeneries. In the recent times the southern coast has become a hot gourmet spot in the European continent with not only abundance of fresh fish and sea food but also soda breads, smokehouse specialties and mouthwatering variety of cheese.           

Garden tours:

Ireland is very rich in flora and fauna. Thus a visit to Ireland would certainly remain incomplete without a visit to Ireland’s gardens. Even though the whole of the Ireland is a garden and thus the greeneries of the Irish country side provide breath taking views and panoramic sceneries. Indeed the loveliest settings evolve around the gardens of Ireland where peace and tranquility abounds. Most of the present day gardens are designed by experts from around the world. Irish gardens can be mostly categorized as the formals, Victorian Garden, Japanese gardens and the decorative vegetable gardens each having their own distinctive style and beauty. Some of the best Gardens to visit are the Knappogue Castle an the walled gardens, the National Botanic Gardens, the Iveagh Gardens, the Russ borough, Mount Usher Gardens, Killruddery Gardens and the Avondale house and Forest park.