The Giant’s Causeway is truly one of Ireland’s best natural wonders. There was extensive volcanic activity over 50 million years ago, the hot lava cooled resulting in the formation of over 40,000 interlocking basalt columns. There are a few examples of this phenomenon around the world but none as impressive as the Giant’s Causeway. Spend two hours exploring this fantastic attraction with its many notable features such as the Giants Boot, the Chimney Stacks, the Giant’s Gate, and the Honeycomb.

On our wonderful day trip, you also get to cross the Carrick-A-Rede rope bridge. From this viewpoint, you are afforded spectacular coastal and ocean views. Also, on a clear day, you can see Scotland and have cliff views that rival the Cliffs of Moher for its beauty.

You have free time to explore Belfast vibrant City, before we continue our panoramic tour  of the political murals and the Peace Wall.

Throughout the day you will enjoy the unique humour, wisdom, and unbeatable knowledge of our guides. Furthermore, we will drive along some of the most breath-taking coastline in Northern Ireland. In conclusion, our Giant’s Causeway tour is an incredible trip with memories to last a lifetime.

ITINERARY

07:00hrs        DEPART DUBLIN

Meet your guide and fellow travellers for the day tour at the Bus stop No.405 on Nassau street. Board our luxurious bus and head North out of the City. Enjoy the drive to Northern Ireland with your guide providing entertainment and knowledge in equal measures.

10.45hrs        CARRICK-A-REDE ROPE BRIDGE

The Carrick-A-Rede rope bridge was originally erected by salmon fishermen and has been in use for 350 years. It is now a tourist attraction operated by the National Trust. You can take a 20-minute scenic walk before crossing the bridge suspended 30 meters above a ravine. Enjoy spectacular views from Carrick-A-Rede island before crossing the bridge and continuing to the Giant’s Causeway.

12:15hrs        GIANT’S CAUSEWAY

On the journey there are spectacular views over Whiteparks Bay and Portbradden. We will have lunch (not included) before tackling the legendary Causeway. You can stroll up to the very peak of the cliffs so that you get a panoramic view of the causeway, then descend to the point referred to as the “Organ”. Alternatively, a mobility bus operates which can take you directly to the causeway for a small fee. This extraordinary natural attraction never fails to impress. Explore this fantastic natural attraction formed 50 million years ago.

16.00hrs        BELFAST CITY

Belfast, with its many historic landmarks, you can take free time to explore the city centre including City Hall, the Opera House and the Crown Bar. Before we leave Belfast we will do a short tour of the Peace Wall and the murals.

20.00hrs        ARRIVE BACK IN DUBLIN

We will arrive back in Dublin filled with stories, memorable experiences, and stunning photos to share.

All times are approximate and subject to change based on traffic conditions.