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Northern Ireland Highlights Day Trip Including Giant's Causeway from Dublin

Northern Ireland Highlights Day Trip Including Giant's Causeway from Dublin

By: Wild Rover Tours

876 reviews

From US$88.60

Free Cancellation up to 24 hours in advance

Highlights

Book ahead to guarantee your tour of Giant’s Causeway and Belfast
Your guide knows the quickest ways between sights
Explore the conflicted history of Belfast safely with a local guide
Take time to explore the Giant’s Causeway at your own pace
Enjoy a comfortable ride with free Wi-Fi for further trip planning
Includes all entrance fees and round-trip transportation

Northern Ireland Highlights Day Trip Including Giant's Causeway from Dublin

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Northern Ireland Highlights Day Trip Including Giant's Causeway from Dublin

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Overview

Visit Belfast’s Falls and Shankill neighborhoods, see the UNESCO-listed Giant’s Causeway, sign the Peace Wall, and walk the Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge all in one day. This tour saves you time and money, as it includes round-trip transport from Dublin and all entrance fees, so you can conveniently explore without dealing with long lines. Plus, this tour comes highly recommended by one of our own TripAdvisor employees.

What to Expect

Your tour starts with pickup from Dublin in a comfortable, Wi-Fi–equipped coach bus. On the way to Belfast, you’ll stop at a rest area for breakfast, drinks, or snacks (at your own expense). It’s a long day, so it’s recommended you grab something to eat.

At Belfast, your guide will point you to a black cab for a tour led by someone who grew up there during the Northern Ireland Conflict. Visit the Falls and Shankill neighborhoods, hearing first-hand accounts of the battles between the Catholics and the Protestants. You’ll see the Peace Wall, where you can sign your own name.

Afterward, you’ll ride on the bus to the Giant’s Causeway, with a chance to buy lunch (own expense) before walking down the hill to the UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Lastly, walk across the Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge over the ocean before making the return drive back to Dublin.

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Key Details

Giant's Causeway Carrick-A-Rede Rope Bridge and 7 more
Electronic Voucher Accepted
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Languages Offered: English

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Eiluj777

Bowling Green, Kentucky

Reviewed yesterday

Loved every minute - pick this tour to visit the North!

Our guide, Peter, and our driver, Sara, were both excellent. Great driving - always felt safe, bus was on time all day, wonderful tour guide (Peter) who entertained us the whole time, music and videos played on the bus at appropriate times, and plenty of...More

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Adele G

Hamilton, Ontario

5223

Reviewed 2 days ago

Belfast and Giant Causeway a must see when in Ireland

We took a tour with Wild Rover tours from Dublin to Belfast, giant causeway and crete rope bridge. The tour was 12 hours a long day, but really worth it. Our tour guide Aisling was amazing. Very friendly and full of information. The driverSean really...More

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Sandy B

518

Reviewed 4 days ago via mobile

Highlight of my teip

First of all let me say how utterly fantastic, informative and entertaining Tara and Pat were, they make a stellar team. This was by far my best tour and I recommend it to anyone traveling to Ireland. I took the black taxi portion vs the...More

Thank Sandy B

Happy to hear you liked our service, Sandy. Looking forward to giving you a tour again soon.

Amy A

Tennessee

184

Reviewed 5 days ago

A full and fantastic day

A very long and full day, and we enjoyed every minute of it from start to finish. Everything was smooth and very well-organized. The coach was clean and comfortable, Sarah was an excellent driver, and Anthony was a fun and personable guide, with lots of...More

2 Thank Amy A

We are glad to hear of your positive experience with us. Thank you for your wonderful review!

lady4_02

Tampa

5314

Reviewed 1 week ago

Wonderful Experiences

I thought this was a wonderful experience, probably my favorite while visiting both Ireland and Northern Ireland. I had two different coach tour guides, but spent most time with Noel. He was funny and informative while traveling on the coach. I chose the Black Taxi...More

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Thank you for sharing your experience. We appreciate your feedback!

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Joana L

How much time is allowed at Giant's Causeway and crossing Carrick-A-rede rope bridge to walk around the island?

17 June 2018|

AnswerShow all 7 answers

Paul C has nailed the answer.

Candy T

How long is the transportation time from Dublin to the first attraction?

17 June 2018|

Answer

About 90 minutes. It’s interesting as the guide points out the historical locations as you cross the border, where the Royals reside (their castle, of course) when in N. Ireland, etc. It’s a beautiful country and the... More

kb112197

We are interested in this tour but will have my elderly father with us. How strenuous/how many stairs are on the walk back from the causway?

11 June 2018|

AnswerShow all 6 answers

The shuttle bus will get you down to the area of the causeway, but, to walk around may be hazardous. There is a little bit of flat area on the pathways, however, to explore the full site may not be possible. There is no... More