Ireland Adventure Package

Adventure Sports to Enjoy In and Near Ireland

• Canoeing: Enjoy the thrills as you slide down the river and the white water hits you with all its zeal. You need to ace the art of balancing and staying calm. Keep the instructions given to you in mind and you are good to go. Canoeing does not deserve a miss when visiting Ireland.
• White Water Rafting: White water rafting is one of the most adventurous activities of all time. With raging rapids and beautiful landscapes all around, it gives you the experience to fall for. You can try white water rafting in Northern Ireland. For a newbie, rapids of grade 2 are good to start with. The instructions need to be followed carefully and it is important to stay calm throughout. Try to maintain synchronization and remember, it is a team activity so maintaining harmony is important.
• Teen Building Camps: Teen building camps are a fun activity. It helps the teens to discover their strong and weak points. It helps them to improve their interpersonal skills as well. Team Building Camps usually last for 5 days. It costs around $529 and covers food, lodging, and all the activities.
• Skydiving: Ireland’s Belfast Titanic Quarter is the only place to offer indoor skydiving. It may sound easy but it is not. It is a lot harder in reality. At the same time, it is thrilling and fascinating. Follow the instructions given by the skilled instructors and you should be good to go. Indoor skydiving will cost you around $45 approx.
• Mountain Biking: Mountain biking is said to be a family activity. Burn those extra calories and experience fun that is beyond imagination. Expect a pocket pinch of $35 approx. for renting a bike. However, the rates may vary from location to location, season to season.
• Turf Challenge: Turf Challenge is basically an obstacle course that involves running, climbing, taking leaps in the middle of the ocean. The sensational activities are accompanied by dramatic landscapes and a beautiful ambiance. Pay attention to the do’s and don’ts laid down by the instructors. Killary Adventure Centre is the place to go to for this thrilling activity.

Ways to Reach Ireland from India

There are no direct flights from India to Ireland. You need to take a connecting flight to Dublin, which is the capital of Ireland. Buses and cabs are available from that point to escort you to Ireland. Airline operators like Swiss Air, British Airways and Lufthansa offer services.