Type of stay in Ireland

Une voyageuse prenant un selfie face aux Falaises de Moher - Tolo

Can you travel alone in Ireland?

3.78/5 (654 votes)

Wwoofing in Ireland

Wwoofing is another low-cost way to travel! If you're on a tight budget, but still want to embark on a trip to Ireland, then we suggest you explore this possibility! If you don't mind working during your stay, Wwoofing should be just what you're looking for!

3.61/5 (66 votes)

Language studies

Studying in Ireland

Ireland is an ideal country in which to embark on in-depth studies, and gain a qualification recognized throughout Europe. Despite the crisis, Ireland has a lot going for it!

3.25/5 (8 votes)

Special occasions

Getting married in Ireland

Why not get married in Ireland this year? Green Erin is one of the most popular countries for foreigners to marry into. The region's romantic landscapes, unspoilt coastline, castles steeped in history and the authentic charm of its small villages and pubs are just some of the attractions...

3.50/5 (6 votes)

Language studies

Au pair in Ireland

Your English leaves something to be desired, you are between 18 and 26 years old, you like children? Fly to Ireland as an au pair!

4.00/5 (5 votes)

Type of stay in Ireland

Language studies

As the world's first lingua franca, English is particularly popular with students and professionals with an international outlook. With its endless green expanses and dynamic, historic cities, Ireland is an ideal destination for learning English through total immersion.

5.00/5 (3 votes)

Cruises in Ireland

River cruise in Ireland

Ireland's waterways are true havens of peace and tranquillity. What could be more soothing than cruising gently up the waters of the Shannon, Liffey or Lagan, aboard a comfortable barge or cruiser?

4.00/5 (3 votes)

Family travel in Ireland