Belfast Tours

Award Winning Guided Tours

There's nowhere quite like Belfast. And once you've been, you'll see why.

There's a pub on every corner, a story behind every mural, and a local who'll tell you both, without you even having to ask. Belfast is that kind of city. It's been through things most places haven't, and come out the other side with a warmth and a humour that catches you off guard every time. Our small group guided tours put you right in the middle of it, with a driver-guide who knows this city's stories from the inside out.

But the city is just the start. Sixty miles north, giants allegedly built a causeway. Further west, a walled city carries 400 years of history on its streets. And in between, one of the great coastal drives in Europe. Join us on tours from Belfast and see just how much the north of Ireland can fit into a day.

Why you'll love a Belfast tour

The Titanic Quarter

She was built by 15,000 men on the banks of the River Lagan, declared unsinkable, launched in 1911, and was on the ocean floor within a year. Belfast has made its peace with that story, and the Titanic Belfast museum tells it better than anywhere else in the world. It stands on the very slipways where she was born, in a building so striking it's become a landmark in its own right. Go in knowing the ending, come out feeling it for the first time.

The striking exterior of the Titanic Belfast building with a large, rust-colored installation in front.

The Falls Road and the murals

Walk the Falls Road, and you'll see history painted onto the gable ends of houses, bold and unapologetic. The murals of the Falls and Shankill Roads tell the story of the Troubles from the streets where it actually happened, and a guide who grew up in this city brings a perspective no textbook ever could. It's not always easy listening. But it's the kind of thing that stays with you.

A city that's moved forward

Order a Guinness in the Cathedral Quarter on a Friday night, and you'll understand pretty quickly why people fall for Belfast. The pubs spill out onto the streets, the music finds you before you find it, and the locals have a way of making you feel like you've known them for years. This is a city that's been through it and come out the other side with a pint in hand and a story worth telling.

A gateway to the Causeway Coast

Leave Belfast behind, and within an hour, you're standing at the edge of the Atlantic, looking out over 40,000 basalt columns that scientists say came from a volcanic eruption, and locals say came from a giant. Our Northern Ireland tours take in the Giant's Causeway, the Dark Hedges, Dunluce Castle and more, all in a single day. The perfect addition to any Belfast escorted tour, and the kind of scenery that makes you glad someone else is driving.