Discover the very best of Northern Ireland in a single unforgettable day, departing Dublin at 7:15 AM aboard a luxury coach.
Journey north along the stunning Antrim Coast to Dunluce Castle, one of the most dramatic clifftop ruins in Ireland and a famous Game of Thrones filming location, with entrance included.
Continue to the iconic Giant’s Causeway, a UNESCO World Heritage Site where you can climb the ancient basalt columns, walk the coastal trails, and on a clear day, spot the Scottish coastline across the water.
The day concludes in Belfast with a complimentary 70-minute walking tour led by a knowledgeable local guide, taking in highlights such as Belfast City Hall and Victoria Square. Prefer to explore independently? Free time is yours to shop, dine, or soak up the city’s vibrant atmosphere at your own pace.
This is a tour packed with history, natural wonder, and culture — all in one great-value day trip from Dublin.
To ensure a smooth experience, please arrive at least 10 minutes before the scheduled departure time. (10 min) 2. At around 9:15 AM, enjoy a 15-minute rest stop at Park Centre, Belfast, where you’ll find a small café and bathroom facilities — a great chance to grab a coffee or a bite to eat before continuing on to the day’s first major stop. (15 min) 3. Arriving at around 11:00 AM, Dunluce Castle is one of the most dramatic landmarks on the Antrim Coast and a famous filming location for Game of Thrones, serving as the ancestral seat of House Greyjoy. You’ll have approximately 30 minutes to explore this stunning clifftop ruin, with entrance included. Perched on the edge of the coast with breath taking views of the Atlantic Ocean, it’s a fantastic opportunity to soak up the history and capture some unforgettable photos before continuing on to the Giant’s Causeway. (30 min) 4. Arriving at around 11:45 AM, discover the breath taking Giant’s Causeway, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Walk across its famous hexagonal basalt columns, formed by volcanic activity over 60 million years ago, and hear the legendary tales of giants. Take in the dramatic coastal views, feel the fresh sea breeze, and capture stunning photos of this natural wonder. Explore the rugged trails, or simply soak in the magic of this iconic landscape. You’ll have 2.5 hours to explore at your own pace, with lunch options available nearby at The Nook pub (not included). The tour departs at around 2:15 PM, heading to Belfast for the final stop of the day. (150 min) 5. Arriving in Belfast just after 3:00 PM, step into the city’s rich history and culture with a captivating 70-minute walking tour led by a knowledgeable local guide.
The tour begins at Belfast City Hall (restroom facilities available), which will also serve as the departure point later in the day. Along the way, discover the city’s vibrant market, historic landmarks, and hidden gems. After the guided tour, enjoy ample free time to explore Belfast’s charming streets, iconic attractions, and lively atmosphere at your own pace before departing for Dublin. (140 min) 6. The tour returns to Dublin with a drop-off on D’Olier Street at roughly 8:00 PM, right in the heart of the city centre next to the Temple Bar area and close to O’Connell Bridge. It’s a highly convenient location with excellent access to public transport, taxis, and a great selection of restaurants and pubs on your doorstep should you wish to round off the day. (5 min)
Meeting point: Departure is at 7.15 AM. Please make sure you arrive to the meeting point at least 15 minutes before departure. No need to print the voucher, a digital version works too.
Look out for a grey bus that says WILD ROVER TOURS.
Maximum group size: 55 travelers. Available in: en.
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