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Expansive green landscapes, spectacular cliffs, and a deep cultural tradition: Ireland offers a unique traveling experience. Discover the majesty of the Cliffs of Moher and the Giant's Causeway, go on a road trip along the Wild Atlantic Way, and stroll the streets of Dublin or Galway, dropping into museums and traditional pubs along the way.
With Civitatis, discover Ireland's treasures: enjoy guided tours of castles, day trips through its wild landscapes, and cruises along its epic coastline. Soak up the local culture with traditional music, whiskey tastings, and by visiting historic landmarks. Ireland offers an authentic experience around every corner.
Venture to the wild and breathtaking Cliffs of Moher, the rugged Burren, and the charming Galway City on this day trip from Dublin!
Discover Dublin's rich history and culture with a guided tour of the Book of Kells, Trinity College's Old Library, Dublin Castle, and more!
Our Dublin tour is the best way to discover the capital, taking in the main monuments, neighbourhoods, and stories which make up the city.
Explore Ireland's luscious green landscapes on this tour of the Glendalough valley, Wicklow & Kilkenny. An unmissable day trip!
On this Giant’s Causeway, Dunluce Castle & Belfast Tour, you'll see one of Ireland's iconic symbols, a medieval castle, and Northern Ireland's capital.
Enjoy a totally different night in Dublin at a Irish music folk show with dinner where you'll get the chance to taste the typical gastronomy!
Discover fairytale landscapes in one of the most beautiful areas of Ireland on this can't-miss day trip to the Cliffs of Moher and Dunguaire Castle from Galway
Winding cobblestone streets, historical sites, vibrant markets? On this free tour of Cork, we'll explore the most emblematic spots in this charming Irish city.
Explore Ireland's rich history on this day trip from Dublin. We’ll visit the Hill of Tara, Trim Castle, Loughcrew's Cairns, and Fore Abbey.
Visit the Irish Whiskey Museum and discover the history of one of the Emerald Isle's traditional beverages: enjoying tastings of the famous golden nectar!
The capital of Ireland is Dublin, a city rich in history and known for its lively pubs, many of which feature live music. Some of the must-visit landmarks in Dublin include Trinity College and the famous Guinness Storehouse.
In Ireland, people drive on the left-hand side of the road, and vehicles have the steering wheel on the right, like in the UK. If you're renting a car or driving any vehicle, it's important to pay close attention to road signs and traffic rules.
If you're coming from the U.S., you'll need a valid passport when visiting Ireland, but no visa is required for stays of up to 90 days. EU citizens can enter with just a national ID card. Always check with your embassy or consulate for the latest entry requirements before you travel, and don’t forget to pack a rain jacket—Ireland's weather is famously unpredictable!
To explore Dublin and its nearby towns or natural landscapes, 3 to 4 days should be enough. However, if you want to visit places like Galway, Cork, and the Cliffs of Moher, you'll need to spend at least a full week in Ireland.
The official currency of the Republic of Ireland is the euro (€). Northern Ireland, however, is part of the United Kingdom and uses the British pound (£).
