Walk the omnipresent coastlines and cobblestones of Ireland while diving into both history and nature. The Iron and Bronze Age artifacts still remain, and we’ve got an archaeologist to answer all your questions.

The fairy-tale castles of Ireland are not only beautiful to see but even better to stay at. Luckily they’re big enough for the whole family, and there is no shortage of activities.

The stunning coasts of the Emerald Isle are full of terrain for every rider. Those looking to conquer Ireland’s highest mountains are encouraged, but if you’d rather coast into town for fresh seafood and a Guinness, be our guest!

Enjoy a range of country pursuits like falconry, horseback riding and clay pigeon shooting at the Lismore Castle. Built in 1185 the Castle also boasts the oldest cultivated gardens in Ireland.

When the potato famine hit Ireland in the late 1800’s many families made their way across the Atlantic Ocean and beyond. With B&R you can take a walk through your own family history with a genealogist and tie-ins to the family history based on where your ancestors came from.

Surrounded by 450 acres of beautiful wooded grounds overlooking its famous salmon fishery, Ballynahinch is one of Ireland’s finest luxury castle hotels. Its rooms are tastefully furnished in casual country elegance and its superb restaurant offers refined Irish classics using delicious local meats and produce. View hotel website »

The 800-year old property has been owned by the Duke of Devonshire since 1773 and has a history and surroundings that will transport you. Ideal for families or private groups, Lismore can accommodate up to 30 people yet feels intimate with a group of 10 or 12. View hotel website »

Step into the Adare Manor and experience the lavish 'Hotel of the Year' for yourself. The luxury hotel is a golfers paradise with a royal background. Activities range from horse riding to archery and your fine-dining options are far from limited. View hotel website »