The Emerald Isle
Ask any Irishman what the most beautiful country in the world is, and you will get strong assertions of their homeland of Ireland being more than deserving of such a title with many examples on hand. Beauty stretches from the dramatic Cliffs of Moher on the Atlantic coast to the historic capital of Dublin just off the Irish Sea, to the southern county of Cork with its famed blarney stone to the United Kingdom in the north. Ireland is a country filled to the brim with pride in culture, history, and undisputed charm. Learn how to pour the perfect pint of the famed ‘black stuff’ at the Guinness Storehouse and savor delicious corned beef in Dublin. After time in the city, experience the volcanic formations of Giant’s Causeway and the stark cliffs of Moher. Along the way, learn of the island’s strong Celtic heritage and history from the iron age to the great potato famine and maybe even learn to speak a little Gaelic. Éirinn go Brách!
Be in the know before you go
Ireland
Entry Requirements
Citizens of the United States are not required to hold a visa when traveling to Ireland and are allowed to stay in the country for a maximum term of 90 days out of the year. Your passport will need to be valid for at least six months beyond your intended date of departure from Ireland. Non-US citizens may visit the Ireland Citizens Information website to determine whether or not a visa is required upon entry.
Health and Wellness
Though Ireland is a healthy area, you should be up-to-date on the vaccinations that you would normally have back home. There are no vaccinations required to enter the country. For up-to-date information on recommended and required vaccinations and general health travel tips for Ireland, please refer to the CDC website. Please consult with your physician for clarification or concerns regarding recommended or required vaccinations.
Please advise us of any dietary restrictions, any medical conditions that may affect your tour, or any other special requests in general at this time in writing so that we may make the appropriate arrangements.