Duration:
9 days
From
£1204/ adult

From Dublin
4.9/5
Duration:
9 days
Led by:
Expert local guide
Group size:
Max 16 people
Travel by:
Mini Coach
There’s a reason why the Irish are brilliant at conversation. Their country is overflowing with lyrical legends, poetic panoramas, and meandering mountains. It’s an island with almost too much to do, see, and talk about. On this tour you get the chance to explore it all. You discover camera-ready scenery, sip whiskey from an ancient distillery, and traverse rugged mountains. All the conflicts and battles and all the heartaches and legends. It's time to find your ‘gift of the gab’, on your tour of Ireland.
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It's time to explore the landscapes and stories of Ireland and Northern Ireland

Pick up time: 9.00am
Location: Dublin Nassau Street Pick Up, Opposite the Kilkenny Shop, Nassau St, Dublin,

Dublin to Belfast
Departing from Dublin, your journey takes you north, with a brief stop at Stephentown Pond Nature Park for a comfort break. Continuing onward, you arrive in Belfast.
Arrive in Belfast
Arriving in Belfast you begin a short city tour which covers the capital's triumphs, tragedies and soul. Your first destination is the globally recognised Falls Road. This historically significant area offers a glimpse into Northern Ireland's complex past, particularly during the period known as The Troubles. As a center of expression, the Falls Road is renowned for its vivid murals, which depict key events, figures, and political messages from this turbulent era. It's a compelling stop for anyone interested in understanding the region's history and the experiences of its people.
The Titanic Quarter and Ballycastle
Moving on you arrive in the famous Titanic Quarter, a regenerated hub where the famous liner was built and launched in 1911 where you will also have time for lunch. There are alot of options on how to spend your time here, such as the Titanic Experience, a hop on city bus tour or exploring one of the decommissioned navy ships that are docked here. Your guide will be able to assist you on which might be best to suit your interests! Moving on you head to Ballycastle for an quick tea break before you arrive at The Giants Causeway.
The Giant's Causeway, free evening in Portrush
Made up of 40,000 or so hexagonal-shaped stepping stones created during a volcanic age almost 60 million years ago. Or is that what they want us to think? Legend has it that the Causeway was once a bridge linking Ireland to the Isle of Staffa in Scotland, created by two dueling giants and split during one particularly tumultuous battle. We'll let you decide which to believe! Your last stop is where you will lay your head for the night. You arrive in Portrush ready for your evening meal and to explore this charming fishing village.
Accommodation
Your overnight accommodation will be in Portrush.
Accommodation is not included in the price of your tour but is available to add to your booking during checkout. Simply select our reservation service Reserved by Rabbie’s™ (fees apply) & we will make a reservation on your behalf. Payment is made at check-in directly to the accommodation provider. Alternatively you can choose to reserve your own accommodation. For more information about how accommodation works please see our accommodation guide.
NB: Itinerary & attractions are subject to change.
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