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Occasionally I offer ‘Pop-Up-Tours‘, exclusive retreats and tours with set dates that you are welcome to join. Check out the ‘Pop-Up-Tours’ on my website or contact me for more information.
Most of my tours with Rachel’s Irish Adventures are private and customised to your needs. What date would suit you? Get in touch with me to plan your own Irish Adventure and personalise it to fit your group perfectly.
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Tipping is appreciated but not always expected in Ireland. In restaurants, a tip of 10-15% is customary if the service was good. Tipping for other services like taxis or hotel staff is discretionary.
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Be sure to pack layers, as the weather in Ireland can be unpredictable. A waterproof jacket, comfortable walking shoes, and a travel adapter are essential items to bring. Check out the Ireland packing list in my blog section (Link to blog)
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Many hotels, restaurants, and cafes in Ireland offer free Wi-Fi, so you can stay connected during your vacation. Alternatively, you can buy a local sim or e-sim card with a data plan to connect from anywhere.
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Traditional Irish cuisine includes dishes like Irish stew, fish and chips, and soda bread. Ireland is also famous for beef & dairy products. Don’t forget to try a pint of Guinness while you’re in Ireland!
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The legal drinking age in Ireland is 18, but you must be 21 to purchase alcohol in some places.
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Yes, tap water in Ireland is safe to drink, so you can refill your water bottle throughout your trip.
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Yes, credit cards are widely accepted in Ireland, but it’s always a good idea to carry some cash for smaller purchases.
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The currency used in the Republic of Ireland is the Euro (€). In Northern Ireland Pound Sterling (£) is the currency since this area is part of the United Kingdom. USD are not accepted as currency in Ireland.
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Visitors from the US, Canada, Australia, and EU countries do not need a visa for short stays in Ireland.
Helpful links for more information about visa in Ireland
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Most tourists travel to Ireland by air and arrive at one of 5 main Irish airports – Dublin, Shannon, Cork, Ireland West Airport Knock and Belfast in Northern Ireland (UK).
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Rachel’s Irish Adventures usually operates between St. Patrick’s and Halloween – so between mid-March and the end of October.
While you can travel to Ireland all year round you should be aware that a lot of tourism businesses close for the winter season. However, every season in Ireland has its pros and cons.
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Most of my tours with Rachel’s Irish Adventures are private and tailored to meet your needs. Browse through my ‘Tour packages‘ for guideline prices and get in touch for a quote of your personalised Ireland vacation package.
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Yes, I would be delighted to organise a customised tour for you. I know every corner, mountain, lake, the best places to eat and certainly get off the beaten track in Ireland. Check out my Ireland vacation packages to get an idea of our offers – everything can be customised to meet your needs!
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Yes, I also speak French and Spanish.
