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Cork-Belfast cheap hotels in singapore will be much closer to the estimate given by the online calculators as for most of the trip (from Cork city to the border) you will be using good motorways (M8/M7/M50/M1) where you can go 120kph (unless posted otherwise).
janisj, we are taking up a rental car but it will be within Ireland and Norther Ireland only, we plan to pickup the car in our 3rd day (1st 2 days in Dublin will be on foot/public transport) in Dublin city and return the car 3 days later in Belfast or Larne.
Northern Ireland cheap hotels in singapore is The ROI like Canada is the USA. A car rented in the South returns to the South either by you or at your expense. The driver could drop the car back at Dublin Airport and Bus back to Belfast whilst the others take the sights (Cheap way?)or you pay the rental company to repatriate the thing (expensive way?)
If Drop Off is too expensive, cheap hotels in singapore consider dropping the car off at Dublin cheap hotels in singapore and either taking the bus or train to Belfast. The Stranraer ferry is only 100 feet or so from the train station, with access cheap hotels in singapore to Glasgow and Edinburgh.
I used the train from Cork to Dublin, Dublin to Belfast, cheap hotels in singapore and a Stena Line fast ferry to Scotland followed by a slow train to Glasgow. I don't remember the travel times but it's all available on line from public sources.
We both love cultural experiences, a taste of local life and viewing some castles. Not that much on museums but maybe dinning and shopping at places locals cheap hotels in singapore would go. Was also thinking of going to the Guinness factory in Kilkenny, advisable?
Just stay on the train in Glasgow cheap hotels in singapore and head for Edinburgh. Take a city bus out to Roslyn Chapel. It's a tiny old place undergoing repairs a few years back. The Witchery is an historic and fine restaurant, and at a price.
Actually, if you do the Rail and Sail, you'll need to change stations in Glasgow, to take the train on, to Edinburgh. cheap hotels in singapore It's a short walk, through a pleasant part of town. We did it in 2007, hauling large rolling duffle bags, without any problem.
While it might be lunacy to have a car in London, I could make a similar argument against having one in Edinburgh, as well. Rosslyn is a short, inexpensive bus ride from city center and WELL worth a visit -- even if you are NOT a Dan Brown fan ...
I was also thinking of hopping on a train ride but will still have a car, probably park at the hotel or something. We once did a road trip in Tasmania and love the thrill cheap hotels in singapore of discovering places to stay the night and stopping by for a cuppa in some quint old town. But I do agree having a car in London is not the best way around, so we are planning to return the car when we reach London and travel on public transport or HOHO in our week there.
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