Ratoath to Navan from $6: 3 ways by bus, train, flight or car

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Bus Éireann

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35m

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$7-11

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23m

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$6-9

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Traveling From Ratoath to Navan

The journey from Ratoath to Navan presents a delightful contrast, with Ratoath’s charming village life juxtaposed against Navan’s vibrant urban atmosphere.

Best Neighbourhoods in Navan

Navan offers diverse neighborhoods, each with distinct character and appeal.

Johnstown

• Close to parks and recreational areas.

• Family-friendly with schools nearby.

Balreask

• Known for its beautiful architecture.

• Offers a mix of shops and dining options.

Navan Town Centre

• Bustling hub with various retail outlets.

• Hosts frequent cultural events and markets.

Best Times To Visit Navan's Attractions

Planning your visit to Navan's attractions can enhance your experience significantly.

Tayto Park

Weekdays outside of school holidays offer a quieter experience.

Navan Centre and Fort

Visit in the early morning for a more tranquil exploration.

Boyne Valley Drive

Autumn showcases stunning foliage, perfect for a scenic drive.

Navan Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Navan experiences a temperate oceanic climate, with mild summers and cool winters, making spring and early autumn ideal times for travel. Understanding the weather patterns can enhance your plans, as it affects outdoor activities and local events.

Dining Recommendation in Navan

Try the beef and Guinness stew at The Silver Tankard, a cozy pub that showcases hearty Irish flavors with a twist. This culinary experience stands apart from Ratoath’s offerings, featuring locally sourced ingredients and a lively atmosphere that reflects the town’s vibrant social scene.