Food and travel blog focusing on food travel and sight-seeing, from Cardiff to the Caribbean
Some cities are best explored by public transport, but Dublin isn’t one of them. While buses and taxis will get you from one landmark to the next, wandering the Irish capital on foot reveals a side of the city many visitors miss. From elegant Georgian squares and riverside walks to independent cafés and colourful side […] Read more…
Connemara is best known for its dramatic landscapes – windswept mountains, quiet Atlantic beaches and vast stretches of bogland – but its food scene is just as compelling. Thanks to its coastal location and strong farming traditions, the region produces some of the finest seafood, lamb and artisanal ingredients in the west of Ireland. From […] Read more…
Nestled on the stunning west coast of Ireland, Galway city is renowned for its vibrant culture, rich history, and captivating landscapes. Known as the “festival capital” of Ireland, the city hosts over 120 different festivals every year. Among them, the Galway Oyster Festival stands out as a true celebration of culinary excellence, and community spirit. […] Read more…
Held on 17th March ever year, St. Patrick’s Day is the perfect opportunity to celebrate the patron saint of Ireland, St. Patrick. And, if you think you can only celebrate the occasion in Ireland, thank again. In fact, celebrations take place all across the world in the form of elaborate St. Patrick’s Day parades. Fancy […] Read more…
Just a short plane journey from the British Isles, Ireland is a popular travel destination for UK holiday makers. A country rich in culture, history, and natural beauty, Ireland offers a range of iconic attractions for visitors to explore. From the breath-taking cliffs of Moher, and the mythological Giant’s Causeway; to the bustling capital city […] Read more…