The minute we set on the dates and main locations for our Irish trip, I started looking into possibilities to have an overnight stay in – a castle.
GALWAY
Leaving Cliffs of Moher the weather was looking better and better. To the point that we actually HAD to stop to snap some of these wonderful postcards.
CLIFFS OF MOHER
Nothing more and nothing less is there to be said about the Cliffs of Moher. Except this time we were a family of three.
GYPSY KINGS
There was few must do during the Full Irish road trip. One was to have a night over in a castle. That was my idea. The other was sleeping in gypsy wagons And that wasn’t my idea 🙂
LIMERICK
The boring Irish rain was following us all the way from Dingle to CurlyWurly Glamping site. It did not come to an end for a second. Not even when we stopped for visit to the small graveyard in Caherelly.
DINGLE
Home to some amazing singers and writers but also whiskey and gin distillery that provides the gin for the local ice cream shop. Back in 2018 in Dublin we had the chance to try the ice cream. Now was the time to visit the shop in situ.
DINGLE PENINSULA
When we researched the destinations, many have suggested doing the scenic drive around the Iveragh Peninsula in southwest Ireland’s County Kerry.
MUCKROSS TRADITIONAL FARMS & KILLARNEY
The first time I used my wellies on this trip, was during our visit to the traditional farms in Killarney National Park.
CORK
COBH
Most of our time spent in the car throughout of the Irish road trip was during M midday naps. Our whole plan was created around that activity and locations were set based on their distance. He needed his naps, we needed our quiet time and all of us needed to travel from point A to B. Perfect! Ready, set, go!