Exclusive Travel Experience throughout Ireland Zatino Travel are Ireland’s leading Ancient East destination travel specialists.
We specialize in tours of the Boyne Valley - Ireland's Heritage Capital. Zatino Travel provides the highest standards of service to all our tourists. We strive to ensure that your trip to and around the Boyne Valley will be both memorable and enjoyable for all the right reasons. We offer the highest standards in transportation ranging from luxury touring coaches to private chauffeur driven luxury
cars, whether you are part of a larger group, or an individual explorer we can cater for your needs. We invite you to a once in a lifetime journey around the Boyne Valley with Zatino Travel.
天龙旅游有限公司致力于开发爱尔兰深度游线路，我们希望要大家看到和感受到真正的爱尔兰。所有我们推出的旅游线路都是由我们产品经理实地亲访，向大家呈现爱尔兰最地道的美酒佳肴、最原味的乡村小镇人文风情、最具历史特色的经典建筑、最佳感官传统音乐舞蹈表演。
我们希望大家看到最原汁原味的爱尔兰，而且帮助大家尽快融合到本土文化之中，我们所有行程都包括中英文导游，所有导游均持有爱尔兰导游证书，有时我们也会邀请当地考古学家，历史学家，政府官员，政要人物做特邀英文导游。
Throwback to the 'Hello, Beijing' event that brought a slice of Chinese culture right to Dublin's doorstep! 🎉🐉 From the dynamic lion dance to the engaging cultural talks, and the hands-on intangible cultural heritage experiences, it was a day to remember. We were honored to host esteemed guests from the Beijing Municipal Culture and Tourism Bureau and connect with the vibrant community here in Ireland. Swipe through our photo highlights and relive the magic!
Cliffs of Moher: where the land and sea shake hands. 🌊 Have you ever watched the sun set over the ocean?
There are many beautiful places in Ireland. A wonderful example is the Hill of Tara, once the seat of the high kings of Ireland
There are many notable castles in Ireland. For example, you could uncover the secrets of medieval fortresses like Blarney Castle or take a splendid walk around Trim Castle
🍀🌈 Dreaming of exploring the Emerald Isle? Ireland is a gem full of breathtaking landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture. For example, you could marvel at the magnificent cliffs of the Wild Atlantic Way
Did you know: There is a parish called Kilmacreehy near the Cliffs of Moher named after Saint Macreehy. It is said that Macreehy killed an eel. The eel ventures into the cemetery to eat the bodies of the dead
Did you know: The Belfast Christmas market will run from November 19th-December 22nd and Belfast City Hall will be turned into a German-style Christmas market
Did you know: The Viking Triangle is an area in Waterford city full of Viking and Norman artifacts and relics
Did you know: In Irish mythology, the river Boyne was born when a Celtic goddess who was forbidden to go near a special well in the Otherworld, went to the well. This caused the water to sprout up and rush to the sea, drowning the goddess in the process
Did you know: 13 out of the 14 heads on the Custom House is male when they're supposed to be female
Did you know: Out of the 13 river gods on the Custom House, only one is female. That one is the Liffey which is atop the front of the Custom House looking down at herself
Did you know: Offally was once called 'King's county'
Did you know: Roscommon has many historical houses such as: Clonalis House, the ancestral home of the O'Conors, Castlecoote house and King House
Did you know: Navan, Co. Meath, is the birthplace of Sir Francis Beaufort (1774 - 1857), who developed the Beaufort Scale of wind force.
Did you know: The longest place name in Ireland is in county Galway, it is called Muckanaghederdauhaulia
Did you know: Kilkenny Castle was handed over by the Butler family to the people of Kilkenny in 1967 for £50!
Did you know: The D-Day portion of the 1998 movie, Saving Private Ryan, was filmed on Ballinesker Beach, on Curracloe Strand. The beach was chosen as it was the most similar to Omaha Beach in Normandy.
Did you know: Former president of America, Barack Obama, has roots traced back to Moneygall in County Offaly
Did you know: The oldest town in Ireland is Ballyshannon, Co.Donegal
Did you know: As a result of the Great Famine, you are more likely to meet someone of Leitrim descent than an actual person from Leitrim. This is also the same for all of Ireland
Did you know: Despite being in the second smallest county in Ireland, Carlow, Carlow town is Ireland's 13th largest urban area with a population of 23,030.
Did you know: Leitrim got its first set of traffic lights in 2003, they were later removed. Leitrim has no traffic lights as of right now
Did you know: Louth is the smallest county in Ireland. Its name in Irish, Lú means smaller. Lú is also the shortest county name in Ireland
Did you know: Sligo's name in Irish, Sligeach, means “shelly place”. There is evidence of that today such as Lissadell mussels, a traditional Sligo dish
Did you know: Galway was relatively slow to develop. During the early medieval period, it was not even considered a town; Athenry was 2.5 times its size
Did you know: There is an error in the Book of Kells that mistranslated a sentence that is commonly translated into English as "I came not to send peace, but a sword". As the book was written in Latin, the Latin for sword gladium was mixed up with the Latin for joy gaudium so the text read as "I came not (only) to send peace, but joy."
Did you know: OM Dark Sky Sark and Observatory is the only dark sky park in Northern Ireland and the second on the island of Ireland, which means it is not affected by the glow of artificial lights and light pollution
Did you know: Some of the highest cliffs in Ireland and Europe are in Donegal, not Clare. The Slieve League, Co.Donegal, are one of the highest sea cliffs in the world and are 3 times taller than the Cliffs of Moher in Co.Clare
Did you know: 3 towns in County Down, Hillsborough, Holywood and Bangor, compete in an annual event called the Posh Town’s Challenge to see who is the poshest town. Some designated events include drinking Prosecco while Riding a Horse, Name Dropping and Lobster Wrestling
Did you know: Belfast was once nicknamed Linenopolis. In the 19th century, many industries like shipbuilding, the production of rope, and to***co were booming as well as the linen industry. By the end of the 19th century, Belfast became the world's linen capital being nicknamed Linenopolis
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Leave only footsteps The more time you spend in the great outdoors, the more you'll likely fall in love with our incredible planet and its extraordinary diversity. You may want to do your bit to protect it day-to-day and on your travels, too. We're happy to advise on how to make your next trip a little greener. We can also help build light-touch adventures and arrange the most eco-friendly travel options.
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