• Dunluce Castle - Perched on a basalt cliff along Antrim’s north coast, Dunluce Castle was the stronghold of Clan MacDonnell during the medieval period, defending against both land and sea invaders.

Constructed in the 13th century, this fortress has witnessed significant moments in Irish history, as well as influences from Viking, Christian, and British eras. Its rugged beauty, set against the Northern Atlantic Ocean, continues to captivate visitors.

The castle is steeped in eerie tales of crumbling walls and ghostly apparitions. It recently featured in the Game of Thrones TV series as the great Pyke, the seat of House Greyjoy.

Dunluce also inspired C.S. Lewis’s descriptions of Cair Paravel in Narnia and appeared in Jackie Chan’s movie ‘The Medallion.’

Though it might be your first stop, Dunluce Castle is sure to leave a lasting impression.

• Giant’s Causeway - Discover the heart of Ireland’s ancient mythological landscape at the otherworldly Giant’s Causeway. While some claim that ‘Nature doesn’t work in straight lines,’ they haven’t seen the Giant’s Causeway.

This area boasts over 40,000 interlocking basalt columns, mostly hexagonal, with some having up to eight sides.

Stroll among the towering pillars of what was once an epic bridge to Scotland, built by the legendary Finn McCool. According to legend, Finn constructed this bridge to confront a formidable Scottish giant.

Though it appears to be the work of giants, this stunning landscape was naturally formed by the slow cooling of lava from an ancient volcanic eruption.

Recognized as one of the top 100 geological heritage sites worldwide, the Giant’s Causeway is a must-see.

• The Dark Hedges - Known as one of Ireland’s most iconic roads, this avenue, established around 1775, leads to Gracehill House.

Beech trees arch over the road, creating an atmospheric tunnel with creaking branches and dappled light filtering through the canopy.

The Dark Hedges can be quite eerie, as they are said to be haunted by a mysterious ghost called The Grey Lady.

Made famous by its appearance in Game of Thrones as the King’s Road, the Dark Hedges also featured in the 2017 movie Transformers: The Last Knight.

Whether you’re interested in Autobots, ghosts, King Robert Baratheon, or simply a scenic walk, the Dark Hedges has something for everyone.

• Titanic Belfast - After a drive through the renowned Glens of Antrim, we head to Belfast city to visit the Titanic Museum. Situated at the former Harland & Wolff Shipyard, next to the dry dock where the RMS Titanic was built.

This museum chronicles the story of the world’s most famous ship, from its conception by J. Bruce Ismay and Edward James Harland to its ill-fated maiden voyage across the Atlantic. It also tells the story of Belfast, the city that built this legendary vessel.

From Belfast’s rise as a shipbuilding hub to the Titanic’s tragic sinking and its resting place in the ocean depths, the museum immerses you in every chapter of this remarkable tale.

• City Hall - Our final stop is Belfast city center before returning to Dublin. This area has been inhabited since the Bronze Age.

With its rich history, it’s hard to know where to start, so be sure to ask your guide!

We’ll drop you off near Belfast City Hall, giving you time to grab some snacks for the journey home or perhaps enjoy a quick pint.

Take a brief stroll around City Hall and its surroundings before boarding the coach for the return trip to Dublin.

• Explore Belfast City
• Discover the Giant’s Causeway
• Guidance from a professional guide
• Enjoy free access to all attractions
• Comfort of in-vehicle air conditioning
• Live commentary during the tour
• Visit the mesmerizing Dark Hedges
• Inclusive of Titanic Experience Museum entry

• Food and drinks
• Hotel pickup and drop-off

No stringent border control exists between Ireland and Northern Ireland. Embark on an exploration of the iconic Titanic Belfast Experience, the spectacular Giant’s Causeway, the mysterious Dark Hedges, and the vibrant city of Belfast with this tour. This expedition is curated to allow you ample time at each site, ensuring that you fully savor the incredible tourism appeal of Northern Ireland.

• Not recommended for children under 2. If they are very used to travelling on a bus tour (up to 2 hours between stops, up to 13 hours for the day) and very used to walking, please book 1 seat per child and bring your own child seat.
• Not recommended for participants with back problems, with heart complaints, pregnant women or other serious medical conditions
• If passengers are late to the pick up the bus will not wait for them even if they call the office before hand. Must make sure they are on time. If passengers are intoxicated at any stage of the tour they will not be allowed on/back on the bus.
• The pick up point is in the City Centre so there is no parking available for passengers to leave their cars for the entire day.
• Use the bathroom prior to coming to the pick up point. Bring a packed lunch and also wear comfortable clothing, comfortable shoes as well as a rainproof jacket.
• It is important to know that Northern Ireland use sterling and not euro but you are able to pay with card.
• It is the passengers responsibility to ensure that all Visa and travel documents are in order prior to the tour.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.