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Dublin city is only minutes away from both the Irish countryside and coast. Dublin is situated on the water and you can take advantage of this for fishing, or to participate in more active water sports. Surfing, windsurfing, water-skiing, scuba diving and canoeing are all possible options along the Dublin coast and in Dublin Bay itself. If you prefer to stay on dry land, why not head south to the beautiful Wicklow mountains for hikes in the Irish countryside or play a round of golf at one of the numerous courses around Dublin. Alternatively, cycle in the city or mountains, or head out along the paths around Dublin Bay. For more information on tours in and around Dublin and to make a booking, please go to the Tours page on this website.
For those interested in more leisurely pursuits, Dublin offers wonderful shopping including an array of products from traditional Irish handmade crafts to international (and Irish!) designer labels. Grafton Street, a pedestrian street to the south of the River Liffey, is the place to promenade and window shop, with a fine selection of the international designer stores that underline Dublin’s cosmopolitan atmosphere
Irish Hospitality
Dublin boasts a first-class hotel infrastructure for visitors to the city. And, whether you are staying in exclusive five-star luxury, or in more modest student accommodation, you can be confident of a warm welcome, excellent quality and real value for money. There is a wide variety of accommodation to choose from and you can be assured of finding the appropriate option to meet your needs and budget. For more information on the selection of available accommodation and to make a booking, please go to the Hotels & Accommodation page on this website.
Cuisine
Dublin offers the very best of international cuisine including Irish, French, Italian, Chinese, Indian, Thai, Spanish, Lebanese, Tibetan, Indonesian, Mexican, Moroccan, the list goes on and there’s something to please every palate! Dublin’s position on the water guarantees that seafood and fish are abundant: bowls of steamed mussels, home-made brown bread, mouth-watering smoked salmon, plump Dublin Bay oysters (traditionally washed down with Guinness), luscious lobsters, juicy pink prawns…and that’s just for starters! Ireland’s rich pastureland is reflected in the succulent Irish lamb, tender Irish beef and pork and excellent fresh fruit and vegetables that are plentiful. The perfect end to a meal is an Irish coffee – coffee, cream and whiskey!
