If you think it’s not the best time to visit Ireland, think again! Continental Airlines is offering bargain-basement pricing on flights to Dublin, Ireland, now through February, 2012. Their price on selected dates is $393. The fare itself is just $90. The rest is taxes and fees. Air Canada is matching the fare, but because it makes an additional stop, the cost jumps to $438. This is still quite a bargain!
Other airlines are offering fares in excess of $600.
Dublin, city of Guiness and fish and chips, has a history dating back over 1,000 years, when it was a small Viking settlement. Now it’s a city of castles and cathedrals, with museums and galleries that are sure to be less crowded this time of year. See the Book of Kells at Trinity College library, do a literary pub crawl, and visit the James Joyce Museum in a Martello Tower, and top it all off with a stop at the Dublin Writers Museum. Visit the Guiness Storehouse and Old Jameson Distillery, and don’t miss the Butlers Chocolate Experience.
To add to your savings, buy a Dublin Pass for free entry into over 30 attractions. As an added bonus, you can skip the lines. The Dublin Pass also includes a free airport transfer to Dublin with aircoach.
This fare could disappear at any time, so act quickly.
Comments