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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We just got home from Ireland with my 2-kids very similar ages. We focused on outdoor adventures including a hike to an old stone farm village, rope bridge, rented e-bikes to bike on trails near their biggest cliffs, giants Causeway, we kayaked to a castle on an island, we stayed at two different castle hotels, we stayed at one glamping pod, we spent some time in Dublin which was definitely their least favorite part (visiting cathedrals and the book of Kells bored them). I will admit that we got very lucky with weather - I’m not sure all these activities are possible when it’s colder and rainier. Driving in a rental car was doable but not particularly enjoyable. We were on the move to do as much as possible- so not a relaxing trip.  Regardless, I loved it!

Previously, we really enjoyed Costa Rica (whitewater rafting, ziplines, hot springs, waterfalls, volcanos and surfing). That was an easier trip overall…Mexico was also super fun and the easiest travel overall (xel ha, cenotes, etc..)

All in all my kids loved Ireland!  But preferred the activities in Costa Rica!  Good luck!  
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Does anyone NOT go to Costa Rica?  Jesús. [/quote]

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