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Cheap Holidays to Ireland

A small country with a big reputation, Ireland's breathtaking landscapes, stunning coastline and charming cities promise a treasure trove of adventure whether you visit in the summer months or in the midst of winter. Ireland holidays are all about soaking up the atmosphere in lively thatch-roof taverns, exploring picture-perfect coastal and country villages, visiting jaw-dropping natural wonders and exploring buzzing cities. Whether you're interested in wandering the rolling hills of County Cork or heading for the hustle and bustle of Dublin, holidays to Ireland are full of enchantment and exploration. Who needs to fly halfway across the world when you have the Emerald Isle on your doorstep?

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Getting Around Ireland

🚌 Transport in the Ireland Region

Hiring a car is hands-down the best way of getting around Ireland, especially if you want to explore the beautiful coast and villages. There is also a good train service but it is a little less extensive in the more rural areas. the bus network is pretty good and tickets are much cheaper but check at the tourist information offices for the most up to date timetables. Taking ferries across rivers can cut your travel time, and they can also take you to offshore islands.

Travelling by bus or carTravelling by bus is an inexpensive way of exploring Ireland if you don’t want to drive. Plan your itinerary in advance because some services are infrequent, especially away from the main cities.   All major franchises and local companies are available if you want to hire car. Roads are usually very good. Check the fees and the prices before you sign. Driving is on the left-hand side.  
Passports and Visas

As part of the Common Travel Area, Brits don’t need a passport to enter Ireland. However, immigration will check your photo ID, so take your passport as proof of identity. For more information and advice, visit www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/ireland/entry-requirements or the Foreign Office at www.fco.gov.uk/en/

Health and Safety

Protect yourself with comprehensive travel insurance, and pick up a free EHIC to entitle you to emergency treatment. For more info, see www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/ireland/health

Vaccinations

There are no specific jabs required for travel to Ireland, but make sure routine ones are up to date.

Where to go in Ireland

Dublin

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