Ireland Off-Season - Travel at Its Best Unexpected Surprises and Tips for Everyone

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							Ireland Off-Season - Travel at It's Best! Unexpected Surprises and Tips
for Everyone
Unexpected Surprises and Tips for Everyone Including Solo Travelers,
Vegans, and Those Looking for a Bit of Magic Any Time of Year.
If you have your sights set on Ireland, or any exotic travel locale for
that matter, then don't be put off by mass opinions and appeal. Ireland,
especially its magical west coast, is a must-see whether traveling en
groupe or going it alone. And all you vegetarians and vegans out there
will find Ireland to be surprisingly accommodating with interesting and
fairly elaborate options available. You simply need to ask. This Emerald
Isle offers a nice blend of down-to-earth goodness, ancient and exotic
mystique, and lively pub night life. There's something for everyone
indeed.
Most sources will tell you that mid-Spring to mid-Fall, particularly
April to October, is optimal travel time to Ireland. And sure, Spring is
gorgeous with everything a-bloom, especially May, Autumn colors are
bountiful in October, and July and August are peak, but not everyone
enjoys the hustle and bustle of tourism at its height. What they fail to
share with you is the fact that Winter is actually pretty amazing,
especially if you catch the end of it right before Spring rolls in. Not
only do you pretty much get the place to yourself, but you also get to
capture some of the true magic and mysticism of this ancient land.
Now of course, all depends on personal interest and preferences, yet
don't be put off by the colder Winter months. Winter can actually be
pretty mild, with little to no rain, gorgeous nebulous, cloud-filled
skies, fog rolling across mountain tops and just skimming the edges of
the Lakes of Killarney, beautiful bursts of sun-lit days lighting up the
fairy-filled forests, and fabulous, ancient winds that sweep you into a
world of Celtic and Druidic splendor. What magic to behold and all to
yourself, on top of that!
Ireland's west coast hosts a multitude of things to see and experience,
including the beautiful Gap of Dunloe, Inisfallen Island on the Killarney
Lakes, many castle ruins, well-known and off-beat Stone Circles and
Standing Stones, the famous Ring of Kerry, gorgeous Beare Peninsula,
sacred Skellig Michael Islands, and Killarney National Forest with its
famous Muckross House to name just a fraction of possible destinations.
The beauty of traveling off-season is that you will find yourself having
the sites, and experiences of them, all to yourself. Skim across the
mystical Killarney Lake waters with your very own warm-hearted Irish
boatman to tell you tales and share folklore or take a walk through
Killarney National Park and feel the grandeur of its old, knotted oak
trees while skipping along the fairy trails. Better yet, imagine
standing, as the Druids once did, amongst the ancient energy of Uragh or
Grange Stone Circle, wind sweeping across the hilltop as you take in the
serenity and sacredness without a sound or presence around to disturb
you. Whether a history buff, photographer, artist, avid traveler, or
spiritualist, you'll find exactly what you're looking for and be grateful
for the serene opportunity any other "peak" traveling time would not
oblige you.
For those of you with special dietary needs, such as vegetarians and
vegans, not to worry. You'll find more than enough options and surprises
in store for your culinary tastes, to suit any occasion. If you're
looking for an ideal place to stay, while loading up on great meal
options, Friars' Glen Guesthouse is #1 on the list. Located just a couple
of miles outside of Killarney town center, in the beautiful Killarney
Forest, this exquisitely quaint home-away-from home, bed and breakfast
not only offers unmatched quality service and exceptional serenity, but
the owner Mary is one top-notch chef, whipping up hardy vegetarian and
vegan surprises for breakfast and if asked, packed lunches as well! And
the nearby, beautiful Killarney Park Hotel has a wonderful bar restaurant
where the chef is most accommodating, creating fabulous vegan soups and
such options as vegan risotto made with coconut milk! And for the luxury
seeker and spa enthusiast, Aghadoe Heights Hotel and Spa in Killarney
offers a multitude of sensuous pleasures to cater to your every whim,
including a top notch chef who will prepare some pretty fancy vegan meals
from start to finish! Some vegetarian options can also be found in small
deli/bakeries and cafes, as well as the occasional small health food
stores. The simple key and secret always, is simply to ask and your wish
will be granted. Ireland does host home to some of the warmest and
friendliest people in the world.
That being said, those who also prefer traveling alone will find Ireland
to be most welcoming and a perfect destination for the adventurer, as
well as the peace seeker. Of course this island is a wonderful host to
groups, families, and romantics, but those who venture for their own
experience and enjoy the exciting possibilities that are available for
ones who march to the beat of their own drum, will discover how truly
fulfilling a journey to Ireland can be. Whether you decide to follow your
heart's desire in the moment, or desire a personalized itinerary, you'll
find an overwhelming amount of experiences awaiting you. For a truly
unique and sacred experience, Celtic Spirit Journeys with international
teacher and writer on Celtic spirituality, Mara Freeman, are not to be
missed. Or, simply contact her and she'll be more than happy to tailor-
make a special custom journey that suits your personal needs, even
equipped with fabulous personal driver, Michael Burniston, as your
historical encyclopedia of knowledge and folkloric entertainment.
No matter what you are looking for, Ireland, ANY time of year is truly a
place not to be missed; Winter, vegan, solo traveler, and all.
Tania Marie is a Reiki Master Teacher, Visionary Artist, & Host of Sacred
Journeys to Egypt, residing in Incline Village, NV. For more information
about her work and services please visit http://www.taniamarie.com or
call (775) 343-9244. Treatments & classes available by distance or at
Reno & Tahoe locations.

						
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