Ah, Northern Ireland- Game of Thrones country. Even if the tv show isn't your thing (I've only watched up to season six), there's no denying the beauty of the Causeway Coast. Regarded as one of the most beautiful drives in the world, it's the kind of rugged coastline you won't see anywhere else in the … Continue reading The ‘Can’t Miss’ Guide to Northern Ireland’s Most Beautiful Places
Author: Yale Wanders
My Favourite Secret Beach in Ireland, Visiting Idyllic Ardmore
In only two days, Waterford County became one of my favorite places in Ireland. Many travellers coming to Ireland haven't heard of Waterford. Which is, in part, what makes it so great. Vibrant street art, and tiny towns with ace coffee shops. A greenway stretching miles and miles with soaring viaducts and fairy homes. Ancient … Continue reading My Favourite Secret Beach in Ireland, Visiting Idyllic Ardmore
Irish Castles, Lush Greenways and Stunning Hikes: A Weekend in Waterford
Many travellers coming to Ireland haven't heard of Waterford. Often overlooked, Waterford is, in my opinion, one of the best places to visit in Ireland. Known as the Deise, pronounced "Day-sha", Waterford is named after the ancient Celtic tribe who settled in the area years ago. Dating back to the start of the 10th century, … Continue reading Irish Castles, Lush Greenways and Stunning Hikes: A Weekend in Waterford
The Perfect Weekend in Colorful Kinsale, Ireland
Ah Kinsale, a charming coastal, fishing town in southern Ireland with relaxed vibes. Cute and colourful, narrow streets wind throughout town- facades of bright green, pink and vivid purple abound. Charming shops and cosy cafes line each street, and there's no shortage of excellent seafood. Located town centre, the scenic harbour is protected by a … Continue reading The Perfect Weekend in Colorful Kinsale, Ireland
Exploring Achill Island, Ireland’s Hidden Gem
Oh Achill Island. A place where sheep rule the roads. The biggest of the Irish Islands, and the most populated, likely because of easy access between the island mainland. Lest we forget to mention, one most beautiful beaches I've seen in Europe. Achill Island was a place I didn't even know I needed to visit … Continue reading Exploring Achill Island, Ireland’s Hidden Gem
Ireland’s Far Less Visited, Yet Stunning Cliffs: Kilkee Cliffs
You'd be hard pressed to find anyone visiting Ireland for the first time that isn't interested in seeing the Cliffs of Moher. Waves crashing into rocks, cliff edges towering overhead, The Cliffs of Moher are one of Ireland’s most visited and unique attractions. Part of a dramatic stretch of coastline, 14 km of cliffside trail … Continue reading Ireland’s Far Less Visited, Yet Stunning Cliffs: Kilkee Cliffs
The Return of #Take12Trips, January 2021
365 days in a year, 52 weekends, a lot of time to travel. Back in 2016, when I first started blogging as a way to document my travels, I started a blog series called #Take12Trips. It's a continuation of the only resolution I made in 2016, a promise to commit to doing something new (to me) … Continue reading The Return of #Take12Trips, January 2021
A Delightful Day in Dingle, Ireland
The Dingle peninsula is, inarguably, one of the most beautiful places in Ireland. The first time I road tripped around Ireland, we only had a few days, which didn't leave time to head out to the Dingle peninsula. Since that trip, I've listened to others go on about how wonderful of a place it is, … Continue reading A Delightful Day in Dingle, Ireland
Finding Gratitude in 2020, and What I’m Planning in 2021
As 2020 drew to a close and 2021 began, I reflected on a year that looked wildly different to anything I could have imagined. Near the end of December, I joined a meeting where dozens of people shared things they were grateful for- silver linings, if you will. As happy as I felt for all … Continue reading Finding Gratitude in 2020, and What I’m Planning in 2021
A Guide to Savannah’s Two Sides, Soulful & Spooky
The essence of Savannah curves through the city. Oak trees covered with dangling Spanish moss. Historic homes with beautiful iron details. Unwavering southern hospitality. A burgeoning food and drink scene. And, of course, historical markers on what seems like every street. It's said to be one of the most haunted cities in America, and at … Continue reading A Guide to Savannah’s Two Sides, Soulful & Spooky