Exciting Ireland

There are some interesting locations on the world, perfect for a jolly tour. The Ireland Tours are one such experience and a fresh chance to see a new world. There are many locations of interest in Ireland and there are many activities to do there too. Holidays Ireland will be very enjoyable and memorable.

Belfast

Belfast is a super cool European city, the capital of Northern Ireland. Ireland Tours in Belfast will take you through colorful murals on walls. These murals are splashed onto every little space available and denote a lot of things form political parties to any ads. There are many historic buildings hidden here among super stylish hotels and the cobbled streets are full of artists and their work. The St Anne’s Cathedral is the heart of the city with the largest Celtic cross of the Island. It dates back to the year 1899. Another most important attraction of Ireland Tours in Belfast is the slipways where the titanic was constructed. It has everything titanic there with the largest titanic exhibition of the world. The Titanic Shipyards, The Old Catheral Quarter, St Annes Cathedral, The Belfast Peace Wall and the Political wall murals are the fun attractions of Belfast here.

Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge

This Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge hangs at above 30 meters from the coast below in County Antrim. Carrick is ‘rock’ in Irish and it swings and shakes for about 20 meters, brilliant fun. Crossing the bridge is an unforgettable memory in the Tourism In Ireland. The bridge has been there for over 250 years and provides a breath taking view of the cliffs, the sea and the island over.

The Dingle Peninsula

The Dingle Peninsula is the most beautiful place on earth according to National Geographic. Dingle is a charming town no to be missed in your Ireland Tours. The Dingle Peninsula spreads over County Kerry with a famous local to accompany you – Fungie, the Dingle Dolphin. Fungie is a playful and mischievous companion for all swimmers, divers, canoeists, windsurfers and kids, safeguarding them and making them laugh. Also there is a Beál Bán beach here which only the locals know. It provides the best scenarios of the Atlantic. Also, you can take a ferry to the Great Blasket to see abandoned island life from the 1953s. There is a ruined castle standing watch for invaders from the Ireland Tours, by the horizon over the Minard beach.