Inspired Travel
Inspired Travel
Spots Worth Stopping Part 4 of 6 Galway City: Tigh Neachtain – A blue and yellow landmark in the Latin Quarter with cozy “snugs.” For coffee, Ard Bia at Nimmos near the Spanish Arch. Kilcolgan: Moran’s Oyster Cottage – A 250-year-old thatched cottage famous globally for its oysters. Clifden: Lowry’s Music & Whiskey Bar – …
Spots Worth Stopping Part 3 of 6 Carrigaholt: The Long Dock – Famous for seafood and traditional hospitality. Doolin: Gus O’Connor’s – The undisputed home of traditional Irish music. McDermott’s is also excellent for a slightly quieter vibe. Lisdoonvarna: The Roadside Tavern – Traditional pub with its own smokehouse (Burren Smokehouse) next door. Ballyvaughan: Monks …
Spots Worth Stopping Part 2 of 6 Order Name Type Highlight Location County Image Offer 8 P.F. McCarthy’s Pub/Food Excellent live music sessions. Kenmare Kerry 9 The Moorings Pub/Restaurant Gateway to the Skellig Islands. Portmagee Kerry 10 Dick Mack’s Pub Half leather-shop, half whiskey bar. Dingle Kerry 11 Foxy John’s Pub/Hardware Get a pint and …
Spots Worth Stopping Part 1 of 6 Kinsale: The Bulman (Summercove) – Grab a pint and sit on the wall overlooking the harbour. Kinsale: The Black Pig is excellent for wine and tapas. Clonakilty: De Barra’s Folk Club – A legendary music pub; even if there’s no session, the walls are a museum of music …
These are the spots that define the character of the route—the ones with the best sessions, the freshest chowder, and the most dramatic views. Order Name Type Highlight Location County Image Offer 1 The Bulman Pub/Restaurant Famous harbor views from the wall. Kinsale Cork 2 The Black Pig Wine Bar/Cafe Exceptional wine and tapas. Kinsale …
The Ultimate Guide to Hiring the right Car for the Wild Atlantic Way Navigating the 2,500km of Ireland’s rugged west coast is an unforgettable adventure, but the logistics of car hire can be tricky if you aren’t prepared. To ensure your journey from Donegal to Cork is more “scenic drive” and less “administrative headache,” here …
Rising 218 meters out of the Atlantic Ocean, Skellig Michael (Sceilg Mhichíl) is a jagged, twin-pinnacled crag located 12 kilometers off the coast of County Kerry, Ireland. Once a remote sanctuary for 6th-century monks, it has gained modern global fame as the filming location for Ahch-To, the hidden planet of Luke Skywalker in the Star …
Based on current 2026 travel trends and major production releases, set-jetting has become a multibillion-dollar industry driven largely by streaming platforms. The following are 20 of the most popular set-jetting locations worldwide: Top Global Destinations Emerging & Popular Spots
Stretching 2,500km along Ireland’s rugged west coast, the Wild Atlantic Way is one of the longest-defined coastal touring routes in the world. Whether you’re chasing the spray of the Atlantic or the perfect pint in a snug pub, this guide will help you navigate the “Edge of Europe.” 📍 Choosing Your Route The route spans …
Forget the standard postcards of the Eiffel Tower or the Great Wall. In 2026, the hottest travel trend isn’t just about visiting a country—it’s about stepping into a scene. ‘Set-jetting‘ The practice of traveling to locations featured in movies and television shows, has evolved from a niche hobby for “super-fans” into a dominant force in …