Campervan hire in Dublin
from £65.07/night

Useful Tips for Your Trip in Dublin

If you are going to hire a camper van in Dublin, the best time to visit is either spring or autumn. Everything is less expensive, the weather is mild but cooler, and there are fewer tourists. It is important to remember that Ireland has temperamental weather like the rest of the country and its neighbour in the United Kingdom.

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  Beach holidays
  When you want to take your motorhome rental in Dublin to the beach, the best time to visit is between June and August. The temperatures range from 16 to 20 degrees Celsius; you may even see the sun. Remember to keep your expectations realistic, though, as it is still Ireland, and you may experience a lot of cloud cover and rainfall.
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  Sightseeing
  March or April offers longer daylight hours without being too crowded by tourists you would get during July and August. If you want to explore the sights and landmarks out of the city when you book a campervan in Dublin, consider booking then.
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  Outdoor activities
  There is no chance of Ireland being too cold or hot for hiking. The best time to visit, though, when you book a campervan for hire in Dublin, is between April and September because the temperatures are more comfortable.

Best campervan routes from Dublin

There are many great ways to make the most of your motorhome rental in Dublin. When you can hit the road and sleep in campsites and other spaces as you make your way around the country, consider trying some of these incredible driving routes.

Ireland’s Ancient East
When booking a campervan for hire in Dublin, one driving route you should consider taking is Ireland’s Ancient East. It covers around 250 miles and takes a maximum of 7 days. The route starts in Dublin and takes you through an incredible 5,000 years of history. It takes you back in time to learn more about the early Lords, Saints, Colonial settlers, and Celtic warriors who called the ancient East of Ireland home.
From Dublin, head to Boyne Valley, then southwards towards Cork, and continue along the road to Wicklow.

Connemara, County Galway
For a different type of motorhome trip, take a drive along the coast through the dramatic region of Connemara in County Galway from the iconic city and follow the road along the edge of the country, past villages, inlets, and beaches with various places to stop where you can enjoy breathtaking vistas of the sea and countryside. Noteworthy sights include the blanket bog, Twelve Bens and Mamturk Mountain Ranges, and miles and miles of stone walls.  Follow the coast road to Clifden and visit Roundstone for delicious seafood using local and freshly caught fish.
You should also spend some of your trip at the beautiful Connemara National Park. When driving back to Galway, turn at MaamCross for a stop at Oughterard and the stunning Lough Corrib.

Places of interest and excursions in Dublin

Connemara National Park
Connemara is a unique national park surrounded by three sides of the dramatic Atlantic Ocean. The national park is home to various fascinating Bronze and Neolithic Age sites that date between 5,000 and 1,000 BC. You will also find the Mini Alps, better known as Twelve Bens and the Mamturk Mountain Range. At Connemara, you will find the only fjord in Ireland, Killary Fjord, which has been whichated by mile-deep ice for over 20,000 years.

Portma agornock, near Dublin
A beach in North County Dublin is famous for its natural beauty and cleanliness, which is why it is popular with locals and visitors. Pristine sandy dunes and great views of the Dublin Mountains and Howth Harbour are there. Ideal for taking long, leisurely walks, sea swims and sun worshipping

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