Help me for first travel in Ireland

regarding, I am not sure to well understand : recovery certificate is not sufficient for Belfast?
our idea : 4 days Belfast, 4 days Dublin, 4 days Cork, 4 days Galway

Hi Steff,

It sounds like you are getting closer to planning the ultimate trip! 
You can easily take the ferry from Galway to the Aran Islands - Alternatively, you can depart from Rossaveal (Connemara) or Doolin (near the Cliffs of Moher)

In order to visit Northern Ireland if you are not fully vaccinated but have recently recovered from Covid-19, you will still have to take an LFD test prior to departure, fill a UK passenger locator form and book and pay for a day two PCR post-arrival test. You can find more information on the following page

I hope this helps 😊

Antoine

Ferries from Rossaveel/Galway
https://www.aranislandferries.com/time-tables/mor
GR,
Jan

Arran Isles From Doolin:
https://www.aranislandferries.com/time-tables/mor
Gr,
Jan

Daytrips(bus+ferry)  from the new Galway Coach station:
https://www.galwaycoachstation.com/
GR,
Jan

Hi
so good

I need a idea : I prefer to spent money on beautiful things to see in ireland so how can I find cheaper hotel including fitness center? April plan :)
Nights
- Around Dublin : 6-7 and 7-8
- Around Cork : 8-9 until 11-12
- Around Galway : 12--13 until 16-17
- Around Dublin : 17-18 and 18-19

Same idea for a tiny exploring car near Dublin Airport from 06.04 around 18h until 19.04 14h
Thanks for helping on my first bug trip ^^
Steff

Hello Steff,

April will be here soon, that's very exciting! Your itinerary looks great, you will have plenty of time to explore the surroundings of the places you plan to visit. 

There is budget accommodation such as youth hostels that we can recommend, however as they are much more affordable they might have less facilities than the luxury options. 

An idea for a short day trip near Dublin Airport could be a visit to the lovely seaside town of Malahide, which boasts an interesting castle with gardens. 

I hope this is helpful! Enjoy the planning for your upcoming Ireland holiday and again, please feel free to ask us more questions. 

Kind regards,

Vera