Belfast Giants Causeway and Titanic Tour

Up to 8 passengers per cab in fully air conditioned modern vehicles. This day tour visits the Top 2 attractions of Giants Causeway and Titanic experience and includes a short city tour of famous landmarks such as the Peace Wall, Murals and main prominent City buildings. Travelers should be aware that tickets for Titanic experience need to be Pre booked and are the responsibility of the guests. Our job is to advise times and make your day trip a memorable one for all the right reasons. Tours can be modified with a private itinerary when booking to include Carrick a rede rope bridge.

Meeting Point

Titanic Quarter Limited

Titanic House, 6 Queens Rd, Belfast BT3 9DT, UK

What's included:

• hand sanitiser and face masks supplied

What to expect:

Duration: between 8 hours and 10 hours

Giant's Causeway

Causeway Road, Bushmills, BT57 8SU

Visit Northern Ireland's only UNESCO world heritage site. No.1 visitor attraction. Formation of 40,000 basalt columns with a legend of being built by Giants. Access to the stones are free. Entrance fee required for those wishing to enter the visitor centre for souvenirs.

1 hour • Admission Ticket Not Included

Glenariff Forest Park

County Antrim

Visit the waterfalls and embrace nature with scenic views. This stop is off the beaten track away from the main tourist attractions.

1 hour

Titanic Belfast

Queen's Road, 1 Olympic Way, Titanic Quarter, Belfast, BT3 9EP

Belfast No.1 visitor attraction. Opened in 2012 to coincide with a century since Titanic's launch from Belfast where the ship was built. This is a must see attraction. The tour takes approx 2 hours and we recommend you pre book tickets for a time slot which we will advise you on so as too maximise the rest of your day tour.

2 hours • Admission Ticket Not Included

Belfast Castle

Antrim Road, Belfast, BT15 5GR

A Scottish baronial themed modern castle built in 1870 which was then modernised by Belfast city council in 1978 to provide a wedding and private dining venue. There is a coffee shop as well on site.

30 minutes

Peace Wall

15 Cupar Way, Belfast, BT13 2RX

Originally built by the british army to ease tensions between the catholic and protestant communities after the troubles that broke out in 1969 leaving the city segregated and both communities at war with each other. this is a must see for visitors to the city. All our guides will give more in depth detail and stories about the divide and visitors will be able to leave their own message of peace and hope for the future

30 minutes

Belfast

Belfast

Scenic drive around City centre main buildings and architectural designs with knowledge of local history

2 hours