Best vacation spot in ireland?

Question

I'm planning on taking a trip to ireland but i don't know where i wold go i really want to go hiking and see the best natural sites of ireland waterfalls and things like that. what's a good place to stay and a good trial to walk if I'm gonna go for a week and stile be abel to enjoy the culture to?

Answer 1

Come to Kildare I live there!!!Enough said.

But really dont.Kerry(Very Beautiful)

Answer 2

hey!!well kerry ihas beatiful countryside!! it has lovely beaches and also has lots of mountains!! County kerry is great for scenery!! I go there often to my relations!! I live in county wexford! wexford also has lovely beaches all along the coast!

Answer 3

Check out Glendalough.  A gorgeous area, lot's of hiking and beautiful sites.

The tallest waterfalls is there.

http://irelandmay2008.blogspot.com/

Answer 4

hi man.i used to horse ride in the gap of dunloe,used to walk up to torc waterfall,took a couple a boat trips on the lakes from ross castle,drove up to molls gap,ladies view etc up d mountains.all outside killarney.i love that place man.stayed in  a b&b on ross road.a week in killarney would be so great,wish i could do it.hiking in killarney is excellent.theres mountains all over the place man.go for it.i love the walk around muckross gardens.such beauty!.go there man.do it.!

Answer 5

hi you

cork city, cobh, blarney, killarney, the lakes of killarney to name but a few

Answer 6

Why don’t you find out for yourself!?

The below Tourism Ireland link lets you choose the city, the town, the hiking route. It’s all there: things to do and see, sights of interest, how to get there, sample itineraries, flash videos, and maps. I’m sure you’ll find what you’re after…

http://www.discoverireland.com/us/

Answer 7

Has to be galway, best place on the island and close to clare where there a ton of touristy stuff to do.

Answer 8

Galway is one of the best cities in Ireland and it is close to some of Irelands most beautiful natural wonders. The Cliffs of Moher & the Aran Islands (Inis Mor) are by far two of the most beautiful places I have ever been.

Further south, if you stay in the area of Cork - you can visit the Dingle Peninsula, which is also quite gorgeous.

On the other side of Ireland, Dublin and it's outskirts (Waterford, Wexford) provide some amazing scenery, while keeping the city life near-by.

Some other interesting towns: Killarney (in the mountains), Kildare, Adare (quaint little village)

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I've been to Ireland last fall and I'm going again in August/September of this year for my wedding.