A Fresh Perspective on Travel Every Day
Ireland’s coastline is a rich, 6200km-long necklace (3852 miles) of glorious spots where the land meets the sea. From quiet coves known only to a few to vast stretches of golden sand that are destinations in their own right, the Irish coast is a beach lover’s paradise.
On sunny days, there are few places in the world that can match the beauty of Ireland’s islands. Moreover, even on wet and misty days, the islands are compelling with their rugged features that become more dramatic. They inspire stories and adventures. Hundreds of islands dot the coastline of Ireland, each offering something unique. From wild tales of pirate queens and one-eyed warrior kings to surprising appearances of wild wallabies or tropical lagoons, these islands can provide an otherworldly experience.
Batu Jaran Hill is a huge cliff near the famous Uluwatu Temple in south Bali, providing breathtaking views without the crowds or safety fences that often accompany popular tourist destinations. Here, you can witness waves crashing on the rocks below.