 | Walking along Ireland's Gap of Dunloe | | | | | From getting swept up in the lively rhythms of Carnival in the Caribbean to thrifting in Sweden, we’ve enjoyed some magical trips this month. But to celebrate St Patrick’s Day on Sunday, March 17, we kick this newsletter off with highlights from a gloriously dramatic road trip along Ireland’s west coast. If you need further encouragement to go to Ireland this year, we’ve also handpicked the best places for you to visit, as well as the most beautiful beaches (some look out of this world 😍) and, finally, we’re bringing you to you the most authentic pubs in Dublin — away from the tourist traps. Lá Fhéile Pádraig (Happy St Patrick’s Day). – Sasha Brady, Editor | | | I took a week-long road trip through Kerry and West Cork’s dramatic scenery, complete with mountain tunnels, dinosaur footprints and creamy pints in a pub-slash-hardware store. My drive started with a loop around the spectacular Slea Head near Dingle and followed the coast down through Cahersiveen. There, I had some great Thai food in a beautiful miniature rainforest setting before finishing in Skibbereen and Castletownshend. - Alison Killilea, Product Editor
| | | I’ve dreamed of attending Trinidad and Tobago's Carnival for 20 years. In college, my Trini friends often shared stories of the vibrant colors, the infectious music and the unbeatable lively atmosphere. Turns out, they weren’t exaggerating. Carnival was a magical, unforgettable trip for me. And though I loved dressing up for Mas on Carnival Tuesday, being covered in paint and mud for J’ouvert was a highlight. - Alicia Johnson, Destination Editor
| | | It was a once-in-a-lifetime experience to explore the Arctic Circle in Lapland – traveling from Rovaniemi, Finland to Kiruna, Sweden then to Tromsø, Norway! I embraced the adventure (and cold) and tried ice floating, snowmobiling, dog sledding and cold plunging. My tip: pack lots of wool, plus hand and toe warmers! - Deepa Lakshmin, Social Media Director
| | | The Caribbean tropical paradise of St-Martin and Sint Maarten washed my winter blues away. The French side offers a laid-back lifestyle, pristine beaches and fine dining, while the Dutch side brings nightlife, shopping and the hustle and bustle of the cruise port. - Anne Zalatoris, Senior Manager, Media Operations | | | I visited Gothenburg for a weekend break in February. For the freshest seafood, Fiskbar 17 is a must-visit dining experience. Its prawn sandwich has been voted one of the best dishes in the city. Stroll through the charming Haga district for the most picturesque setting and the tastiest pastries. - Aoife Breslin, Publicity and Marketing Coordinator | | | Flash sale: 30% off all books | For a limited time, we're offering a 30% discount* on all books. Use code GUIDE30 at the checkout. | | | *Valid through 3/31/24 for one-time use. Online only. Offer excludes merch. | | |  | Love travel inspiration in your inbox? | | | Share with a fellow travel lover by forwarding to a friend. Did someone share this email with you? Subscribe by clicking here. | | | This email was sent to you by: | Lonely Planet Publications Ltd. | 1101 Red Ventures Drive, Fort Mill, SC 29707 | | | |
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