This is a small island of the Inner Hebrides. It is worth seeing on any tours of Scotland. The island has magnificent cliffs and caves formed of columnar basalt. They were shaped by the cooling process associated with volcanic action. It lies off the West coast of Mull. It was...
This is a little-known island off the coast of Connemara. It is an interesting place to visit on any tours of Ireland, and is a true hidden gem. You will need to get a boat from Carna to get to the island though. The island is in fact...
This is a small island off the coast at Sligo. It is a true hidden gem on any tours of Ireland. Though there is a boat journey, which can be rough, to get to the island. The island has a well-preserved monastery. The monastery is said to have been...
If you are interested in hidden gems, then this is a great place to visit on any tours of Scotland. Inch Kenneth is a tiny island off the West coast of Mull. But it has a great significance in Christian history. After Saint Columba had established Christianity at...
This is one of the largest of the islands off the West of Ireland. It is connected to the mainland by a bridge across Achill Sound. It is definitely worth visiting on any tours of Ireland. The island is renowned for its magnificent cliffs. There are three mountains on...
This is the largest island of the Inner Hebrides. Worth a visit on any tours of Scotland. It is an island with a great variety of landscapes. It has rough moorlands to the North, and a hilly centre. Ben More is 3169 feet tall. There are also some beautiful lochs...
To see the lakes of Killarney for the first time is to realise the haunting luxuriance of mountain, waterfall, castle, lough, and island. They let you see a very important part of the tapestry of Ireland. Do not miss them on any tours of Ireland. There is...
This town is a popular seaside resort. It has a great six-mile beach which is really nice to walk along. Add to that some fantastic golf courses and fine angling opportunities. So, a number of reasons to visit Rosslare on any tours of Ireland. There is an interesting causeway...
The city is the sum of three parts. It began on an island in the Shannon and expanded onto each bank forming three distinct districts. The oldest is Englishtown that stands on the island. This was followed by Irishtown, which began life as a second walled town. The third is...
All of Iona’s religious buildings were erected during the Reformation. Nearly all of the ancient Celtic crosses were destroyed then too, though a few remain and are on view near St Mary’s Cathedral. It was in the last century, when the island was bought by...