4 Day Northern Ireland Tour

Begin your 4 Day Northern Ireland Tour with an immersive exploration of Belfast, where rich history, iconic landmarks, and the world-renowned Titanic Quarter await your discovery.

Belfast Castle

Perched on the slopes of Cavehill Country Park, 400 feet above sea level, Belfast Castle offers panoramic views of the city. Take a short break here and enjoy a cup of tea and freshly baked scones while soaking in the scenery.

Admire the beautiful architecture and breathtaking views of Belfast from this historic landmark.

Crumlin Road Jail

Opened in 1846 and operational for 150 years, Crumlin Road Jail is one of Belfast’s most historic sites. Learn about its role in the city’s criminal justice system and the history of the Troubles.

Step inside this former prison to uncover fascinating stories of Belfast’s past.

Shankill Road & Murals

Walk through Shankill Road, one of Belfast’s main streets, and admire its iconic murals, including the Bobby Sands Mural. The murals on Falls Road and across Belfast depict the city’s history, culture, and political heritage.

Experience Belfast’s street art and gain insight into Northern Ireland’s social and political history.

Peace Wall & Bombay Street

Discover the significance of the Peace Wall, first built in 1969, and hear the stories of communities affected by the Troubles, including the events on Bombay Street that left 1,500 families homeless.

Learn how Belfast has transformed and united communities over decades of history.

Clonard Monastery

Visit Clonard Monastery, a Catholic church and monastery on Falls Road, home to the Redemptorists religious order. Its historic architecture and spiritual significance make it a must-see on your 4 Day Northern Ireland Tour.

Admire the serene atmosphere and rich heritage of one of Belfast’s most important religious sites.

St Anne’s Cathedral & Cathedral Quarter

Explore St Anne’s Cathedral, also known as Belfast Cathedral, in the heart of the vibrant Cathedral Quarter. This Romanesque cathedral has stood for over 100 years and is surrounded by trendy restaurants and bars.

Experience Belfast’s architectural beauty and lively cultural scene in the Cathedral Quarter.

Titanic Museum & Titanic Quarter

Step into Titanic Belfast, the world-famous museum beside the original Titanic slipways. The nine interactive galleries tell the story of the RMS Titanic and Belfast’s shipbuilding history. (Tickets are optional and not included.)

Discover the incredible story of the Titanic and the people of Belfast who built this legendary ship.

SS Nomadic

Visit SS Nomadic, the historic White Star Line tender that ferried Titanic passengers. This century-old ship offers a unique glimpse into maritime history and Belfast’s seafaring heritage.

Step aboard this historic vessel and explore a unique piece of Titanic history.

Experience the breathtaking North Antrim Coast on this scenic journey, visiting picturesque villages, dramatic cliffside vistas, and the famous Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge.

Carrickfergus Castle

Situated in the town of Carrickfergus on the northern shore of Belfast Lough, Carrickfergus Castle is one of the best-preserved medieval structures in Ireland. Besieged by the Scots, Irish, English, and French, it played a key military role until 1928.

Marvel at over 800 years of history and explore this imposing castle that dominates the Northern Ireland landscape.

Antrim Coast Road

Travel along the Antrim Coast Road, widely regarded as one of the world’s most scenic drives. Enjoy rolling farmland, rugged cliffs, and sweeping ocean views as your private guide shares stories of the region.

Experience one of the most breathtaking coastal drives in Northern Ireland on your 4 Day Northern Ireland Tour.

Carnlough Village

Stop at the picturesque fishing village of Carnlough for a short break. Built during the 19th century, the harbor retains old-world charm and has been featured in Game of Thrones.

Take photos and enjoy the village atmosphere before continuing along the Antrim Coast.

Cushendun Caves – Storm’s End

Visit Cushendun Caves, an unforgettable Game of Thrones filming location where Melisandre gave birth to the shadow baby.

Step into the iconic scenery and experience a piece of Westeros along the Northern Ireland coast.

Lunch Stop

Enjoy a meal at a local Irish pub or restaurant, sampling traditional dishes or fresh locally caught fish. Don’t forget a pint of Guinness if you’re in the mood!

Recharge with authentic Irish cuisine before continuing your adventure.

Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge

Cross the famous Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, spanning a 75-foot chasm over the Atlantic Ocean. (Bridge may be closed due to weather; tickets must be pre-booked if you wish to cross.)

Walk along the unpaved path to the bridge or enjoy the viewing point for stunning photos.

Ballintoy Harbour – Lord’s Port

Visit Ballintoy Harbour, famous as the Iron Islands in Game of Thrones. See where Theon Greyjoy returned and admired his ship, the Sea Bitch.

Step into the world of Westeros and admire this dramatic, cinematic coastline.

White Park Bay

End the day at White Park Bay, a scenic beach at the northern tip of Ireland. The area is wild, beautiful, and remote — the closest country from here is Iceland, 800 miles away.

Take in the serene beauty and capture incredible coastal photos on your 4 Day Northern Ireland Tour.

Delve into the natural and cultural treasures of the Causeway Coast, from the legendary Giant’s Causeway and historic castles to the renowned Old Bushmills Whiskey Distillery.

Mussenden Temple and Downhill Demesne

Perched dramatically on a 120 ft cliff above the Atlantic Ocean near Castlerock, Mussenden Temple offers breathtaking views over Downhill Strand towards Magilligan Point and County Donegal. Built in 1785, it forms part of the Downhill Demesne estate of Frederick Augustus Hervey.

Capture stunning cliff-top vistas and explore the historic surroundings of this iconic temple.

Causeway Coastal Views

Travel along the Causeway Coastal Route between Mussenden Temple and Dunluce Castle, one of the most scenic drives in the world.

Experience dramatic cliffs, sweeping ocean views, and breathtaking landscapes on your 4 Day Northern Ireland Tour.

Dunluce Castle

Stop for photos at Dunluce Castle, one of the most dramatic castle ruins in the world. Perched on the cliff edge, it offers incredible views and a glimpse into Northern Ireland’s medieval past.

Marvel at this iconic cliffside castle and imagine life in centuries past.

Giant’s Causeway

Visit the Giant’s Causeway, often called the ‘8th wonder of the world’ and the only UNESCO World Heritage site in Ireland. Explore the unique hexagonal stones, snap photos, and enjoy the myths and legends of this extraordinary location.

Walk among the ancient stones and experience one of Northern Ireland’s most famous natural landmarks.

Lunch Stop

Take a break at a local Irish pub or restaurant. Sample traditional dishes, fresh locally caught fish, and maybe a cheeky pint of Guinness.

Recharge with authentic Irish cuisine before continuing your adventure along the Causeway Coast.

Old Bushmills Whiskey Distillery

Visit Bushmills Whiskey Distillery, Ireland’s oldest working distillery, crafting whiskey since 1608. (Distillery tours require pre-booked tickets.)

Discover the history of Ireland’s finest whiskey and enjoy a behind-the-scenes look at traditional distilling.

The Dark Hedges

See the famous Dark Hedges, planted by the Stuart family in the 18th century and used as the King’s Road in Game of Thrones Season 2.

Walk among these majestic trees and step into the magical world of Westeros.

Independent Exploration

After the guided sections, enjoy free time to explore other highlights of Derry independently. Optional visits and private tours can be arranged for a more personalized experience.

Discover hidden gems, local cafes, or additional historical sites at your own pace to complete your 4 Day Northern Ireland Tour.

Please note: On Day 4, the itinerary deviates from the traditional guided tour format. Tickets for certain attractions should be pre-booked, and we can advise approximate arrival times.

Pick-up times may vary:

• Belfast – 08:00

• Derry/Londonderry – 09:00

  Duration: 6 hours

Guildhall

Start your tour at the iconic Guildhall in Derry, a Grade A-listed building where the elected members of Derry City and Strabane District Council meet.

Admire the striking architecture, stained glass windows, and historical significance in the heart of Derry.

Derry Walls Public Walking Tour

Walk along the 1.5 km walled city of Derry, the only completely walled city in Ireland. Built between 1613 and 1618 to protect Scottish and English settlers, the walls feature four original gates: Shipquay, Butcher, Bishop’s, and Ferryquay.

Experience a unique promenade with stunning views over the Renaissance-style streets of the city and immerse yourself in Derry’s rich history.

Lunch Stop

Enjoy a one-hour lunch break in the city center at local cafes or pubs. Sample traditional dishes or enjoy casual Irish fare.

Recharge with authentic food while soaking in the atmosphere of Derry.

Bogside Museum of Free Derry

Visit the Bogside Museum, which documents the civil rights era of the 1960s, known as The Troubles, and the Free Derry movement of the early 1970s. Exhibits include photographs, posters, letters, film footage, and personal artifacts.

Learn about Derry’s pivotal role in Northern Ireland’s history and gain insight into its communities and struggles.