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Slow it down in Ireland
Ireland is famous for its relaxed attitude and warm welcome, making it the ultimate slow-travel destination. A holiday here is a laid-back adventure, filled with fun experiences, stunning scenery and the chance to connect with people, culture and traditions handed down through generations.
Whether you want to explore the rugged coastlines of the island’s west coast, discover the mountains and forests at its heart or enjoy history, activities and fantastic food on Dublin’s doorstep, you’ll find a trip to suit. Ireland is easily accessible via nine airports and five ferryports. It’s simple to navigate by public transport and its extensive walking and cycling trails encourage you to get off the beaten track and find your own standout moments. Isn’t it time you come and see it for yourself?
Slow travel hotspots
Clare
Towering cliffs, an ancient limestone landscape and quaint towns full of character: Clare is a west coast delight.
Donegal
Up in the north west, Donegal's sublime landscapes and gorgeous beaches were made for adventure.
Mayo
This western wonder has it all: mountains, coastal trails, historic houses and some of the island's best traditional music pubs.
Meath
Expect history, unspoiled nature and fabulous food in this east coast home to UNESCO World Heritage Site Brú na Bóinne.
Offaly
Vast swathes of tranquil bogland and an ancient mountain range right at the heart of the island make Offaly unforgettable.
Wicklow
Known as the Garden of Ireland, this eastern gem is famous for its food scene, grand estates and stunning scenery.
