Touring Ireland By Coach

Ireland is a fantastic place to visit, with its stunningmoving holidays.
scenery, bustling towns and incredible hospitality.Fortunately I allowed myself to be converted by
The country is also just the right size for touringthe undoubted advantages of a coaching holiday.
by coach, as I recently had the pleasure toWith transport and accommodation included within
discover.the cost, I was able to sit back and relax during
There is so much about the country that is justthe trip.
too good to miss. From kissing the Blarney StoneThe price of the holiday also included access to a
to experiencing the famous craic in the pubs oflocal guide, who also acted as a trouble-shooter
Dublin and Galway. Ireland has a vibrancy thatfor the tour operator. Her knowledge of the
puts other nations to shame.country and its customs added a great deal of
When I started planning my trip I'd found that itvalue to the holiday.
was difficult to decide which part of the countryAs for the tour itself, I opted for an itinerary that
to visit. There seemed to be some many sightswas fast paced and took in many of the major
to see that it was difficult to narrow my search.sights.
I was, of course, keen to find out about DublinDublin was as good as I'd hoped - the Guinness
but I also wanted to see the west coast too. OneStorehouse provides an excellent experience for
option that I'd considered was to drive round thethose who love the famous drink, while there are
island but the stress of making my way using aplenty of pubs playing traditional Irish music.
hire car and of having to find accommodation inThe scenery on the west coast is more
the various towns and cities made me decidespectacular than it is possible to put into words.
against this option.The Ring of Kerry, the landscape of the Burren
A friend mentioned that it was possible to tourand The Cliffs of Moher are all major tourist
Ireland by coach but I was initially less than keenattractions and it is not difficult to see why.
on the idea. My idea of coaching holidays wasA trip to Ireland is not to be missed.
based on childhood experiences of old, slow