RV rental in Dublin

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Why is it worth booking an RV rental in Dublin early?

With its history, heritage, culture, and ceilidh nightlife, Dublin is the perfect spot to start your road trip in Ireland. Pick up your campervan in Dublin, spend a couple of days enjoying this capital city and then head out to explore the stunning countryside of Ireland. Discover rugged mountains, peaceful lakes, miles of coastline, historic castles, and a warm welcome wherever you go. Whether you're looking for romance or a family-friendly vacation, choosing a campervan to hire from Dublin is the perfect way to do it. In Ireland, the weather is mild in spring and pleasantly warm in summer, making these seasons popular times for vacations especially when the schools are out. This is when demand for camper rentals in Dublin is at its highest. To be sure of getting the best price as well as the dates of your choice, we recommend booking your camper several months in advance. By booking early, you'll also have a wider choice of campervan rentals in Dublin to select from. Every camper reservation comes with a fair and clear cancellation policy and no hidden charges should you need to change your vacation dates. If you have any questions before or after booking, the friendly CamperDays customer service team is always on hand to answer them. Life is relaxed in Ireland and a road trip in a camper from Dublin gives you total freedom and flexibility. It is also a budget-friendly way to travel. Simply compare the cost of your campervan with the cost of hotel accommodation, car rental, and restaurants and you'll see how competitive a vacation on the road can be.

Tips on visiting Dublin

Going on a campervan holiday to Dublin is an excellent way to be flexible and see as many sights as possible. The demand during the summer months is considerably higher, therefore, it is recommended to book several months in advance. Booking early gives you the flexibility to choose a campervan, which is best suited to your needs. In addition, it also gives you the best chance of getting a cheaper daily rate with savings of up to £75.

The unmissable parts of Dublin

There are many things to do in Ireland’s largest city. Dublin is home to some of the oldest establishments in the world.

Dublin Zoo

• It is situated in Phoenix Park in Dublin. It is easily accessible and there is a car park at the cricket grounds opposite the zoo.

• Entry fee costs €21 for adults and if you book online in advance, you can save 15%.

• See over 400 rare, exotic and endangered species from all over the world in as close to a natural habitat as possible.

Visit The Guinness Storehouse Factory

• Take a self-guided or guided tour of the factory starting from €26/pp.

• Enjoy a pint of Guinness or a non-alcoholic drink in the Gravity Bar.

• Explore all 7 floors full of activities including a museum about the founder Arthur Guinness.

• Learn how to pour a pint of Guinness from the experts!

Visit The Temple Bar

• Taste one (or several) of the 450 types of Whiskey on sale: the largest collection in Ireland.

• Experience one of the busiest pubs in Dublin full of tourists and locals.

• Check their website to see what bands are playing.

Learn about Dublin’s History at the Little Museum of Dublin

• Take a guided tour for as little as €8.

• This compact Museum is full of history and stories jam-packed in an elegant Georgian townhouse.

• Visit the website to view the current exhibitions.

• Are you a music fan? Visit a room dedicated to the 40-year history of U2.

Walk around Dublin Castle

• Book a self-guided or guided tour from €8 p/person. Open 7 days a week including bank holidays.

• Book up to 7 days in advance and choose a time slot, however, you will need around one hour for your visit.

• Experience the history of this 800-year-old castle.

• Check the website to view the current exhibitions.