Have you guys ever explored the beauty of Ireland? No…! Ok It’s completely fine.
From the staggering Cliffs of Moher to the pristine Killarney National Park, Ireland is one-of-a-kind beautiful places that will instantly make you fall in love with everything. However, It’s difficult to narrow down the list, but still, we think that these destinations are among the best in the country that you must visit with your loved ones.
Cliffs of Moher, Co. Clare
When we talk about Ireland’s beauty then how can we forget the ‘Cliffs of Moher, Co. Clare’? You might know them better as the Cliffs of Insanity from The Princess Bride. But this seaside wonder is located in the south of Galway. Stretching from five miles along the Atlantic coast, the 400-foot-high cliffs offer one of Ireland’s, shall we say, most inconceivable views.
Cobh, Co. Cork
The second name that comes in Ireland’s beauty is ‘Cobh’ which redefines charming with its rows of candy-colored homes along the water and towering cathedral standing sentry over the harbor. This town is particularly popular with cruise lovers—about 60 ships stop there every year. Cobh was the final port of call for the RMS Titanic, and a commemorative museum stands in the city today.
Glendalough, Co. Wicklow
Glendalough is a seventh-century monastery that’s a popular Catholic pilgrimage destination. Ireland has a complicated, fascinating religious history, which also attracts tourist’s mind and heart and also create so much curiosity in their mind, and the era during which Glendalough flourished is an important one: Saint Patrick had begun converting the Irish to Catholicism from paganism in the fifth century, and 200 years later, Ireland had become known as a place of spiritual enlightenment.
Skellig Michael, Co. Kerry
Although the boat ride out to Skellig Michael from the coast of County Kerry can be a rocky one, it’s well worth the effort. The craggy, emerald-green island houses the remains of a sixth-century monastery, which you can explore after ascending a chillingly steep 600-step climb. Who knows? Maybe you’ll find a brooding Luke Skywalker once you reach the top.
Galway, Co. Galway
If you are also a nature lover, this destination is completely for you. However, Ireland is full of greenery and beautiful nature but Galway is in a prime location on Ireland’s west coast, close to the Aran Islands and Connemara region. But the town itself is so charming, you might find yourself sticking close to the cobblestoned streets and ancient architecture for at least a day or two. During the day, make time to snap some photos of the Spanish Arch and the Claddagh, an area by Galway Bay where you’ll find rows of colorful buildings and swans floating by.
