One thing I’ll never get tired of trying? New spa treatments. Here’s a recap of my experience at Caudalie’s NYC spa, L’Appartement.
 Wild Atlantic Way I always thought it was best to travel somewhere new, rather than returning to the same place over and over. And yet, somehow, I’ve been to Ireland twice in the last two years, looking for more of the wild landscapes, warm hospitality and foot tapping music that characterize this small European […] This is so beautiful! I love the variation in the landscape and that coastline. Definitely pinning this for future reference. […] 10 Enchanting Castles in Ireland – You Can Actually Stay In! […] […] 10 Enchanting Castles in Ireland – You Can Actually Stay In! […] […] 10 Enchanting Castles in Ireland – You Can Actually Stay In! […] […] 10 Enchanting Castles in Ireland – You Can Actually Stay In! […] […] 10 Enchanting Castles in Ireland – You Can Actually Stay In! […] […] 10 Enchanting Castles in Ireland – You Can Actually Stay In! […] […] as well if you contact the hotel directly. Check out Shershegoes blog for a great post on some enchanting castles to stay at in […] […] I highly recommend allowing at least two days to cover this Wild Atlantic Way itinerary. So you’ll need to camp out along the route. You can do what I did and wing it at an Airbnb along the way to experience true Irish hospitality, or book into one of the many world-class facilities en route. My top picks would be Perryville House in Kinsale, Inchydoney Island Lodge & Spa, the Gougane Barra Hotel, or stay in a real-life castle! […] […] 10 Enchanting Castles in Ireland – You Can Actually Stay In! […] […] 10 Enchanting Castles in Ireland – You Can Actually Stay In! […] […] 10 Enchanting Castles in Ireland – You Can Actually Stay In! […] […] 10 Enchanting Castles in Ireland – You Can Actually Stay In! […] We absolutely loved our castle stay at Loche Eske in Donegal. The staff was simply amazing and they took care of us from the minute we stepped out of our car. They even parked it for us!!! The amenities were amazing, and the restaurant was great,as was the nightlife right on premises.They had live music and numerous spots available to just relax and enjoy the wood-burning fire with a good book or drink. Breakfast was varied and delicious. Our room was beautiful and very comfortable. Diana, That sounds fabulous!! Haven’t been to Donegal yet but we’ve heard great things :) […] castles and was pretty disappointed to find that most castles in Ireland are either ruins or fancy 5 star hotels where you need to be a guest to […] […] lay in ruins and there aren’t many castle attractions remaining in Ireland. Instead, the most dramatic castles are privately owned and have been restored into luxury 5 star […]  Modern day Guyana is culturally diverse – with 6 recognized ethnic groups. Here’s a bit about what we learned of Guyanese traditions and history on our visit to the Amerindian interior. |
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