Oh, in Georgia it's always good in summer
especially somewhere near the sea, in Batumi for example. Would also recommend to go to Abkhazia if you have additional time (Nowy Afon and Suhumi, it's a paradise there). Also, Dombay and Elbrus are absolutely amazing during summer and just near the border (but you'd need a visa to go there I guess)
Thank you, we did consider Batumi but are limited in time unfortunately. If I enjoy it, which I absolutely expect to, I will definitely be back though, it's a very affordable place to travel from Ireland.Oh, in Georgia it's always good in summer
Really? I'm surprised as it's pretty far from Ireland. We used to go to Abkhazia near there with my family but it was from Caucasus side and many years ago,not sure it's that cheap now (and really advise you to visit Abkhazia,as far as I know you don't need a visa before visit, maybe only a stamp on the border)
You get about more than @dirty harry who has been to every country on the planet, twice.@Leonormous Boozer thank you very much! Started to think more of September/October as this summer is already full of plans (and flight prices are much better in Autumn). Do you maybe know whether someone who has EU resident card needs a visa to visit Ireland? We have two people who don't have EU passports (only residenship) and when we travel inside of EU it's ok with resident cards but not sure about Ireland (in the UK you must make a visa in such a case). Also, I have EU citizenship,so I guess I don't need a visa to go to Ireland?
I'm not sure about residents only but if they have travel rights without a visa to the rest of the EU it will be the same in Ireland (although we're not in Schengen so a passport is required for all).@Leonormous Boozer thank you very much! Started to think more of September/October as this summer is already full of plans (and flight prices are much better in Autumn). Do you maybe know whether someone who has EU resident card needs a visa to visit Ireland? We have two people who don't have EU passports (only residenship) and when we travel inside of EU it's ok with resident cards but not sure about Ireland (in the UK you must make a visa in such a case). Also, I have EU citizenship,so I guess I don't need a visa to go to Ireland?
Jesus, I would say that, there are still a number of south American and central African countries i havnt been to, about few Asian too lol
Just come back from a 19mile cycle ride. Pretty brutal out there. When it was like 17/19 degrees c a week ago and then shoots up to mid 30s that jump. That's what gets me.
Italy limits outdoor work as heatwave breaks records across Europe
June temperature records have been broken in Portugal and Spain, as French schools close amid heatwww.theguardian.com
Oh,they mention Liguria where I'm now haha)) it's more or less ok here. Noone mentioned Slovenia in news,but it was way more worse there tbh...also it's getting more hot in Warsaw (but not that terrible yet). Was talking to my friends from Moscow, it's fresh and rainy there (as it was in Warsaw during previous week) but also will be hot soon by prognosisJust come back from a 19mile cycle ride. Pretty brutal out there. When it was like 17/19 degrees c a week ago and then shoots up to mid 30s that jump. That's what gets me.
Italy limits outdoor work as heatwave breaks records across Europe
June temperature records have been broken in Portugal and Spain, as French schools close amid heat
That's why I actually wanted to visit Dublin on St Patrick's day, because of parade
It is awful!!!! I spent a bit in Dublin, and Paddy's day was a massive excitement, until I experienced it. Similarly I'm dreading Oktoberfest this year!!!Oh,they mention Liguria where I'm now haha)) it's more or less ok here. Noone mentioned Slovenia in news,but it was way more worse there tbh...also it's getting more hot in Warsaw (but not that terrible yet). Was talking to my friends from Moscow, it's fresh and rainy there (as it was in Warsaw during previous week) but also will be hot soon by prognosis
That's why I actually wanted to visit Dublin on St Patrick's day, because of parade
You just posted the same article as above.Italy limits outdoor work as heatwave breaks records across Europe
June temperature records have been broken in Portugal and Spain, as French schools close amid heat
Cold then?
A little cooler than usual but not cold. The ocean breeze keeps us pretty consistent. But go inland ten miles and you'll notice a big difference. It warms up fast.
