Private 2 Day Northern Ireland Tour

Two private days with your own guide: Belfast's murals, Peace Wall and Titanic story, then the Giant's Causeway, Carrick-a-Rede and the Dark Hedges on the coast.
Northern Ireland packs a remarkable amount into a small space, and two days with your own guide is enough to see both sides of it: a city still telling the story of its past, and a coastline that ranks among the most dramatic in Europe. You travel privately in a comfortable vehicle, set your own pace and return to the same Belfast hotel each evening.

The first day stays in Belfast. From the slopes of Cave Hill you look out over the city before moving into the neighbourhoods at the heart of its recent history. The murals of the Shankill and Falls Roads and the Peace Wall bring the Troubles to life, and your guide fills in the stories behind them, from Bombay Street to Clonard Monastery. The afternoon turns to the city's shipbuilding past in the Titanic Quarter, where Titanic Belfast stands beside the slipways where the great liner took shape, and SS Nomadic, the tender that once carried Titanic's passengers, waits nearby.

The second day belongs to the coast. The road north hugs the sea below the Antrim plateau, passing quiet harbour villages before the cliffs rise and the Causeway Coast opens up. Cross the swaying Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge if you wish, take in the sweep of White Park Bay, then spend time among the stones of the Giant's Causeway, Northern Ireland's only UNESCO World Heritage Site. After lunch in Bushmills, where whiskey has been made since 1608, the day ends with the clifftop ruins of Dunluce Castle and the twisting beech trees of the Dark Hedges.

Because the tour is private, nothing is fixed. Linger where you like, skip what does not appeal and ask your guide anything along the way. Entry tickets, meals and accommodation are not included, and we suggest staying in Belfast for both nights.

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