The northernmost reaches of Ireland hold
special appeal. Belfast will surprise you! Belfast is a Victorian city. The
ill-fated Titanic was built here. The DeLorean was built in Northern Ireland,
too. The Giant's Causeway, one of the wonders of the world, is on the north
coast. St. Patrick is buried in the North. The most intact walled city in
Europe is here, too - Derry. At every corner, you'll find something special in
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Tour to Northern Ireland The Giants Causeway, Glens of Antrim and Causeway Coastal Route DC10 A fascinating day out to Belfast, taking in the Giant's Causeway, and Dunluce Castle. Rail travel Dublin - Belfast - Dublin by "Enterprise Express" (all admissions, transfers /tours included)
ITINERARY Check in Dublin Connolly station 07:15 (Gate for Platform 4) for Enterprise Service (light breakfast available). At Belfast, capital of Northern Ireland, we join our tour and head to the famous Antrim Coast Road crossing the lovely Glens of Antrim en route to Ballycastle and the Carrick-a-rede rope bridge (April - September only). Glimpse the Scottish coast on a clear day. We continue to the stunning Giant's Causeway next, seeing Dunluce Castle (photo stop only). We return to Belfast and our train to Dublin arriving at Connolly station at 20:15 (8.15pm). Please note Sterling (British) Currency is required in Northern Ireland Departs Daily (Monday - Saturday) In January/February and November/December, we depart on Saturdays only.
Titanic Belfast and Belfast City DC10T Monday to Saturday Check-in for 07:35 departure from Connolly Station. Enjoy a one day tour north by train to Belfast and then a Hop On-Hop Off City Sightseeing tour of the Titanic Quarter, Fall’s Road, Shankill Road and the Peace Wal, as well as the newly opened Crumlin Road Jail. Visitor Attraction Admissions included: Hop on Hop Off City Bus Tour & Titanic Visitor Centre.
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2 Day Giants Causeway & Belfast Overnight DC10N
Is it safe to travel to Northern Ireland is a question often asked and the answer is a resounding yes? The Good Friday was signed on Good Friday 1998 It brought about a ceasefire and no more violence.
Day 1 – Check into Connolly Station for 7:35am departure to Belfast. Light breakfast available on train. Taking in the Giant's Causeway on Day 1 with 4 star Belfast hotel accommodation and on Day 2 a relaxing day of exploring Belfast and its attractions including The Titanic Quarter. Before you travel to Belfast, Northern Ireland, make sure you bring some British Pounds, as it is still part of the UK.
DEPARTS Dublin Connolly station (information desk) for 07:35 ENDS Dublin Connolly at 20:15. Departs Daily (Monday - Saturday).
Discover Northern Ireland 3 Day Tour
Coach Tour
Explore the rich history of Belfast, stride in a giant’s footsteps, and discover breathtaking coasts and stunning mountains. In Belfast, you’ll hear the heartache and history of the ‘Troubles’. At Giant’s Causeway, you’ll encounter the uplifting natural splendour of the unusual coastal formations. And in the villages of Ballycastle and Glenarm, you’ll feel nostalgic for the lifestyles of a bygone era.
No emotion is left unturned as you travel on this spirit-quenching journey through the tragedy, beauty, and passion of Northern Ireland
Day 1 BELFAST
- Explore historic Belfast with an insightful city tour
- Learn the tragic history of the world’s most famous maritime disaster in the museums and attractions of the Titanic Quarter
- Revel in the majesty of the gardens at Mount Stewart, where the world famous estates will surround you in beauty
You depart Dublin and travel north. You pass through picturesque countryside as you journey to Belfast, the capital of Northern Ireland. Here you take a short city tour which covers the capital’s triumphs, tragedies and soul. You get time to discover the Titanic Quarter, a regenerated hub where the famous liner was built and launched in 1911.
Leaving its excellent museums and attractions by the afternoon, we head into the incredible rural landscapes of County Down, where you can discover the world famous gardens and estate at Mount Stewart.
After exploring the dignified majesty of the 19th century estate, you’ll be driven a short way to the seaside town of Bangor, your cosy base for the next two nights.
Day 2 GIANTS CAUSEWAY
- Savour the incredible vistas of one of the world’s great driving routes, the Causeway Coastal Route
- Walk where giants fought and changed the earth at the unique and stunning Giant’s Causeway
- Explore the historic villages of Glenarm and Ballycastle, along with several iconic locations from the TV series Game of Thrones.
Leaving Bangor in the morning, you head north, following the winding and magnificent Causeway Coastal Route. A truly sensational experience, the journey encapsulates the sweeping valleys and eternal beauty of The Emerald Isle. Along the way you make stops in Glenarm and Ballycastle as well as some splendid attractions.
In the afternoon, you enter Giant’s Causeway, where geological beauty and myth collide spectacularly.
Leaving Giant’s Causeway, we venture through iconic locations from the TV series*, Game of Thrones, and discover the rich heritage of coastal Ireland.
Then you head back to your accommodation in Bangor.
*You may have a chance to see the Dark Hedges.
Day 3 ST PATRICK/MOURNE MOUNTAINS?DUBLIN
- Journey across the “Narrows” of Strangford Lough by picturesque ferry
- See where the Starks fought and lived at Castle Ward, Game of Throne’s Winterfell
- Follow in the footsteps of St Patrick, patron saint of Ireland and legendary snake destroyer
- Stand in awe on the Mourne Mountains with their granite majesty
Beginning a new day of sights and adventures, you leave Bangor and set out along the Ards Peninsula. At Portaferry, we set off on the picturesque ferry across the “Narrows” of Strangford Lough, where you have ample time for photos, whilst taking in the sights, sounds and scents of the lough.
Then it’s off to Castle Ward, the location for Winterfell from Game of Thrones. You have the opportunity to discover where the famed and fictional Starks made their dwelling, and what living conditions would have been like for the real residents. From here, you follow in the holy footsteps of St Patrick through his historic, beautiful country. You will have time for lunch here and perhaps a visit to Down Cathedral in Downpatrick or the St Patrick’s centre.
Then it’s a stunning, winding drive into the Mourne Mountains, where you’ll stand in awe amongst the towering granite peaks. From here we have a final stop at the shores of Carlingford Lough, before arriving in Dublin.
Tour Includes:
- Professional driver/guide
- Sightseeing by 16 seatercoach with air conditioning
- Hotel accommodations
- Daily breakfast
- Admission fees to
- Choose from either B&B's or Hotels:
- You stay two nights in Bangor.
Starts
Check-in closes at 08:45 (tour departs at 09:00) - Dublin Nassau Street Pick Up, Opposite the Kilkenny Shop, Nassau St, Dublin,Finishes (approx.)
19:00 - Dublin Nassau Street Drop Off, Opposite the Kilkenny Shop, Nassau St, Dublin,01/APR/25 to 31/MAY/25, 01/OCT/25 to 31/OCT/25 and 17/DEC/25 to 03/JAN/26 01/JUN/25 to 30/SEP/25 2 nights in Adult Child 5-15 Adult Child 5-15 B&B Shared 844 816 894 864 B&B Single 904 0 955 0 Hotel Shared 902 874 952 922 Hotel Single 1,194 0 1,245 0
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