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Like arriving to Ireland
There
are 2 ways for arriving to Ireland from Europe, the first and
less practical it's combining car and ferry. This option costs
quite a lot of money and you will spend more time than fly. Even
so the ferry can be a good
option if for any reason you have to bring the car to it or you need
driving arround the island . To arrive at it you will have
to drive until Roscoff or Cherbourg (France) and there to take a
direct ferry until Cork or Rosslane (Ireland). For more information
and timetables:
Irishferries.com
Anyway, the fastest and economical way to arrive to
Ireland is in airplane. You can travel to Ireland from a lot of
airports arround the Europe,
and the Irish airports that they receive
want international from Europe they are: Belfast, Cork, Dublin, Galway and
Shannon.
You want interior
Ireland orders of a good airport net, besides the
international airports, not even has other smaller that are used
often for traveling arround
the island, they are these: Aran
Islands, belfast city, City of Derry, Donegal, Galway,
Kerry, Sligo and Waterford.
Once in the Airport
You have
landed once in a nearby point on
your final fate, there is a big range of means for traveling. Before going out from the
airport direct yourselves to information office and take a
free map of the zone, especially if you go to Dublin. If you do not make it, also you can
find some in the information office of each zone. One of
the options more used, especially in small airports, is to rent
a car. The most economic company is
Hertz. Remember in Ireland people driving for the left
hand.
If you choose to travel
in public transport, you will be able to arrive almost
everywhere in Bus, they are not fast,
but with a little time you can
arrive almost to everywhere. Also you can take the train, even
though you will have to combine the train and the bus, because
in some airports the train does not arrive. On the inferior part you have some web
pages that can be useful for you to check out timetables, routes and prices. If you need to take
a Taxi, it is necessary to take that they have to stick to the
stops into account, emptiness
doesn't normally circulate for the streets. And only in the big
cities they bring taximeter (Belfast, Cork, Dublin,
Galway and Limerick) In the other places it's necessary to agree previously the price with the
taxi drivers. For traveling for
Dublin and its proximity, you can take the Dart, it's a suburban train. Or also
the Tram, which Luas Luas.ie say besides the bus.
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