Specialty
We've been planning Ireland for ten years. It's our heart-home.
If you had to ask us to pick one destination to keep in the practice forever, this would be it. We've driven every ring road, slept in farmhouses and castles, and learned — mostly by getting it wrong — how to pace a first Ireland trip so the country lands the way it should.
Where we go
Kinsale, Cork, Kenmare. Food towns, working harbors, soft drives. Our favorite first-Ireland arc.
The big coastal drama. Slea Head at dusk. Sheep traffic is part of the plan.
Lunar west-coast landscapes. Galway for pubs and oysters; Connemara for the silence.
The underdog. Empty beaches, the Causeway, Derry's old walls. Skip it and you'll regret it.
Pacing
When
April–October. May/September are the sweet spots — long light, smaller crowds.
"My favorite thing about Ireland is that nothing feels "touristy" even when it is. The country is just… itself."
— Liz
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