Looking for a fun, active family break that suits all ages? Cycling breaks in Ireland are booming — and with the rise of safe, scenic greenways, it’s easier than ever to enjoy the outdoors together. Whether you’re new to cycling or seasoned family adventurers, Ireland’s traffic-free trails offer a perfect blend of nature, culture, and child-friendly stops.

In this guide, we highlight the best family-friendly greenways in Ireland, with tips on where to stay, what to pack, and how to keep little legs pedalling.

Looking for an activity break that combines adventure, relaxation, and scenic beauty? Paddle boarding is one of the best ways to explore Ireland’s lakes and coastlines—and it’s accessible for all skill levels. We’ve rounded up five of the best paddle boarding destinations in Ireland, with detailed tips on SUP rentals, places to stay, where to eat, and even where to grab a proper coffee before or after your paddle.

Nothing quite beats the feeling of plunging into cold sea water with nothing but stunning views surrounding you. Explore these hidden wild swimming spots across Ireland that offer crystal-clear waters, stunning scenery, and a sense of serenity. With suggested accommodations nearby, your short break is sure to be unforgettable.

Winter in Reykjavik, Iceland is not as cold as you might think. January is their coldest month, with an average high of 3C and an average low of -3C. Nothing that will stop you from experiencing everything Reykjavik has to offer armed with an extra layer of clothes or two.

Scotland's North Coast 500 driving route is very quickly growing in popularity. The trip takes you through absolutely breathtaking scenery with plenty of activities and experiences to enjoy along the way.

Rome, the capital of Italy, is a wondrous city with an almost endless list of places to see and things to do. Rome is known for its rich history, stunning architecture, and of course, its exceptional cuisine.

Barcelona, Spain is an extremely popular tourist destination and for many good reasons. Whether you are on a quick weekend getaway or long holiday, you will find no shortage of things to do in Barcelona.

Visiting the Great Barrier Reef is high on the bucket list of people around the world, and an absolute must-see for those heading on vacation to Australia. However, with a seemingly endless number of tours available, choosing the right one can feel overwhelming. That’s why we’ve done the research for you and found the best one-day Great Barrier Reef snorkeling and diving tour from Cairns, Australia.

There are very few places packed with as much character as Dublin, Ireland. The birthplace of Oscar Wilde, Guinness, Riverdance, and the cure for leprosy boasts a thousand years of turbulent history. Dublin is home to the tallest sculpture in the world, the Book of Kells, and Bono.

Killarney is a town in County Kerry, Ireland, that has no shortage of charm and beauty. Tourists flock to this postcard-perfect town for good reason; it has a perfect blend of history, nature, and delicious food.

If you’re looking for the best things to do on Iceland’s Ring Road, we’ve got you covered. The famous driving route takes you through some of the best scenery Iceland has to offer, with plenty of interesting spots to check out along the way.