What's the weather like in Ireland in June?

Ireland in June is very suitable for traveling. The scenery here began to be rich, and the colors here began to be full of vitality. So, what will the weather be like here when we come here? What can't we miss? Let's get to know it together!

Weather visa:

Ireland is not a Schengen country, so you have to apply for an Irish visa, but you can enter the country visa-free with a British visa.

Flight:

From Shanghai to Dublin, you usually have to transfer in Europe, and the time varies from 14 to 18 hours.

Weather:

Average temperature 10 ~ 17, with occasional precipitation.

What's the fun way to play in Ireland in June? 1. Kaili Ring go on road trip Ireland is almost a paradise for go on road trip lovers, and Kaili Ring should be the king of all go on road trip lines in Ireland. Along the way, there are velvety green fields, dazzling mountains and lakes, fantastic beaches, beaches and cliffs, grassland pastures and forest canyons, one after another, fascinating, like entering a movie scene.

On the way, the Dingle Peninsula was even praised as "the most beautiful scenery on earth" by National Geographic magazine. This beautiful road along the Atlantic coast is like a pearl left by God. It is pure, free and wild, and it is independent of the world. You should come once in your life!

Play 2: Go to the Temple District in Dublin for a drink and listen to a folk song. Ireland is not only a beautiful cape and island, but also the hometown of poets. Ye Zhi's poems, Joyce's novels, Beckett's plays, and U2, Westlife and Enya's songs ... these labels have shaped Irish literature.

The Temple Bar District in Dublin not only allows you to experience the essence of Irish bar culture, but also includes many art galleries and many street artists. U2 and Damien both performed here.

Every brick and tile here is fermented with heavy history and culture under the soaking of alcohol, showing you the multifaceted nature of the city. Take a walk here, drink a glass of wine and listen to a folk song, and you can feel the romance and literature in the bones here. ...

Well, if you are going to travel to Ireland in June this year, please keep these travel information! I believe I can help you!