Spring is a wonderful time to explore the Boyne Valley coastline, when longer days, fresh sea air and quieter beaches create the perfect setting for coastal walks, wildlife spotting and moments of calm by the sea. Stretching along the Irish Sea through Counties Meath and Louth, the Boyne Valley coast blends vibrant seaside communities with deep history, offering something for every kind of visitor.
With the Ryder Cup returning to Ireland in 2027, global attention will once again turn to the island’s outstanding golfing pedigree. For visitors flying into Dublin Airport, the Boyne Valley offers an exceptional base to experience championship golf, rich heritage and high quality accommodation, all within an easy drive. From historic links shaped by the elements to parkland courses set among ancient estates, the region delivers variety, authenticity and convenience in equal measure.
Mid-term break is the perfect opportunity to spend quality time together, get outdoors and explore everything the Boyne Valley has to offer. From hands-on farm experiences and outdoor adventures to indoor fun for rainy days, there is no shortage of family-friendly activities to keep everyone entertained.
Here are our top ten things to do with the family in the Boyne Valley this mid-term.
February in the Boyne Valley is a month of rich cultural experiences, atmospheric performances, and seasonal celebrations that offer something for every interest. From powerful theatre and thought-provoking cinema to live music, historic castle experiences, and the first signs of spring in bloom, the region comes alive with events that invite you to explore, reflect, and enjoy. Whether you are planning a weekend escape or looking for a memorable night out, these February events highlight the depth and diversity of what the Boyne Valley has to offer.
Valentine’s Day is almost here, and there’s no better place to celebrate than the Boyne Valley. The region offers an exceptional choice of restaurants perfect for a memorable Valentine’s celebration.
To help you plan your evening, we’ve rounded up a fantastic selection of restaurants where you can enjoy a Valentine’s dinner to remember. As always, early booking is strongly recommended.
The Discover Boyne Valley Christmas Voucher Shop brings together an inspiring collection of gifts designed to make Christmas shopping more enjoyable and meaningful.
Whether you're seeking starry skies, family fun, or a relaxing rural escape, the Boyne Valley has something for every kind of camper. From traditional tent pitches to stylish glamping and motorhome stays, this region blends outdoor adventure with ancient heritage.
Here’s your guide to three great spots offering a mix of facilities, and how to make the most of your stay.
For many pet owners, embarking on a vacation means leaving behind a beloved family member: their dog. However, with the rise of pet-friendly travel options, it's becoming increasingly easier to include your furry friend in your adventures. If you're planning a getaway to the historic and picturesque Boyne Valley in Ireland, you'll be pleased to discover a range of accommodations that warmly welcome both you and your canine companion.
The Boyne Valley to Lakelands Greenway offers an exceptional journey through some of Ireland’s most picturesque landscapes and charming villages. Spanning from Navan to Kingscourt, this 30km greenway is a treasure trove of natural beauty, history, and local attractions. Here are our top five stops along the route that you won’t want to miss.
The Winter Solstice is a truly magical time of year, and there is no better place to witness this ancient event than at Newgrange in County Meath.
