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Getting to Ireland and Getting Around| Getting to Ireland and Getting Around |
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Half the fun of getting away is figuring out how you're going to get there and what you're going to do once you arrive! We've made the planning part easy with our interactive riding centre map, plus information on all the modes of transport ready and waiting to help you get around this wonderful island! Getting to IrelandWant to know how to get to visit the island of Ireland? Check out how to fly, drive, or sail from wherever you are in the world, then pack your bags, grab your passport and you’re all set! Travelling to Ireland couldn't be easier with a wide range of ferry and airline connections, as well as excellent inclusive holidays from a wide variety of riding centres. By Air
Airports
By Sea (Ferries)
Getting Around IrelandExplore Ireland at your leisure by plane, train or automobile - literally any way you like. Good roads, domestic airlines, bus and rail services mean it's easy to get around the island of Ireland
The DART (Dublin Area Rapid Transit) serves the Dublin area from Howth and Malahide in North County Dublin via Dun Laoghaire in South County Dublin to Greystones in County Wicklow. Dublin Bus also services the Republic's captial city. In Belfast, you'll find Belfast City Bus and Northern Ireland Railways ensure that you can make your way around the city with ease. By BusHop on a bus to get you where you want to go with our excellent network of routes.
By Rail (Train)
By Car (Car Hire/Rental)
Give yourself the freedom of the road when you travel around the island of Ireland by car.
Car hire companies, in general, don’t rent to those under 21 or over 75 years. All intending drivers need to hold valid licences. For terms and conditions, always check with the car hire company before you travel. Car hire tends to be more financially favourable if you make your bookings prior to arriving in Ireland. Make sure to book in advance if you’re travelling during the high season. The majority of rental cars are standard shift, ie: not automatic. If ordered in time, automatic cars are available for an additional charge. A child's seat should also be ordered in advance to ensure availability. Advise the car hire company if you’re planning to travel between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. 
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Take your pick from a selection of airlines to help you plan your travel to the island of Ireland with ease.
Voyage to the island of Ireland with a selection of operators who will take care of your every need port to port.
Ireland has a good network of both bus and rail services. Bus Eireann and Irish Rail service the Republic, while Ulster Bus and Northern Ireland Railways service Northern Ireland.
Hop on a bus to get you where you want to go with our excellent network of routes.
Most of the major car hire companies have desks at airports, ferry terminals and cities across Ireland.
