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Northern Ireland Tours
4.10 (31 reviews)
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15 - 65 Max Group Size
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2026
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Coastal drives, bold history, and standout stops, all stitched into smooth itineraries
Northern Ireland tours often combine an energetic city beginning with some of the island’s most dramatic coastline, which keeps each day feeling varied without being complicated. Spend time in Belfast to understand its layers of history and explore key districts, then head out to landscapes where cliffs, bays and long sea horizons set the pace. Many trips are multi country and may also visit Scotland, France, Italy and more; even so, the Northern Ireland portion typically focuses on headline sights, straightforward routes and easy walks. These guided tours suit travelers who prefer clear itineraries, reliable logistics and enough breathing space to explore at an unhurried, comfortable tempo.
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Ireland Coast to Coast (Hotel) - 9 daysHOTEL UPGRADE: Discover the highlights of Northern Ireland and the Republic on this 9-day group tour from Dublin, staying in 3-star hotels. Explore Belfast, Giant's Causeway and Derry in Northern Ireland. Crossing the border, you will take in County Donegal, visit scenic Achill Island, Connemara National Park and the picturesque coastal city of Galway. Take the ferry across the Shannon Estuary, admire the towering Cliffs of Moher and the beautiful Dingle Peninsula. Visit historic Barney Castle, the birthplace of Irish nationalist Daniel O'Connell and vibrant Kilkenny before returning to the Irish capital.Worldwide Touring9Loved the trip except the first driver 6 days see below . Derry , the Dingle peninsula and Ring of Kerry were my highlights. Need to let the driver at the start of the trip know that we were On the Go passengers as per my email mention The first tour guide seemed inexperienced working for 18 and gave us only minimal information along the way . Or none unless we asked I was not the only one who was not happy . We had him from Dublin all the way to Galway. The 2nd driver Marcus was brilliant and shared so much history
Dublin, Northern Ireland & Galway - 5 daysTake in the best of Northern Ireland and the northern part of the Republic on this 5-day tour from Dublin. Join a city tour of Belfast and see the awe-inspiring Giant's Causeway. Explore the walled city of Derry, embrace the wild nature of Glenveagh National Park in County Donegal and visit Country Mayo, scene of the devastating potato famine of the 1840s. Admire the dramatic Atlantic coast, sample traditional Irish whiskey and explore beautiful Galway independently. Worldwide Touring5My favorite part of my 5-day tour of Northern Ireland and the north and west was our guide, Michael Ward. He set a happy tone and got our group of 7 talking early on. Loved the Abbey in Cong and the Giant’s Causeway!
Dublin, Northern Ireland & Galway - 5 daysTake in the best of Northern Ireland and the northern part of the Republic on this 5-day tour from Dublin. Join a city tour of Belfast and see the awe-inspiring Giant's Causeway. Explore the walled city of Derry, embrace the wild nature of Glenveagh National Park in County Donegal and visit Country Mayo, scene of the devastating potato famine of the 1840s. Admire the dramatic Atlantic coast, sample traditional Irish whiskey and explore beautiful Galway independently. Worldwide Touring5The itinerary was great - i didnt feel rushed and i enjoyed having my days planned ahead. The group size was great, only 10 - it felt personal. The best asset to the tour was out guide - Mark Ryans. He was incredibly knowledgable and had many stories to tell us and was 10/10 at entertainment. I would have preferred more time in galway on the last day and than no further stops and a straight drive to dublin.
Northern Ireland tours at a glance
Trip and guiding style
Trips run as group tours, with several guiding approaches depending on the itinerary. Some tours are fully guided by a driver guide throughout, while others give guiding at key locations and organized support on travel days, so you know what to expect as you move between stops.
Accommodation
Accommodation varies by tour and may include 3-4 star hotels, 3-star hotels, simple guesthouses (with hotel upgrades on some trips), guesthouses, boutique hotels and castle stays. We may use alternatives of a similar standard if needed, and star ratings can vary by region, especially between larger cities and smaller coastal towns.
Trip pacing
Pace depends on the itinerary, ranging from steady touring to faster schedules designed to include more highlights in less time. Expect a blend of bus travel and time on foot for short walks, viewpoints and site visits, with occasional early starts to make the most of daylight and distance.
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What you'll see in Northern Ireland
Landmarks and landscapes that show Northern Ireland at its most striking
Northern Ireland tours commonly begin in Belfast, where a city tour and time in the Titanic Quarter help set the context for the days ahead. Along the coast, the Giant's Causeway is a standout stop, known for its basalt columns and expansive sea views that make the setting feel distinctly wild and elemental. Derry brings a different atmosphere, with walks on the city walls and stories that have shaped the region’s identity over time. Depending on the itinerary, you may also visit places such as Portrush, Portstewart, Cushendun and the Marble Arch Caves, adding a mix of open coastal panoramas and striking natural features. Overall, expect scenic drives, manageable walks and well-chosen landmarks that capture Northern Ireland’s character without turning the trip into an endurance test.
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Why visit Northern Ireland
Big coastal scenery and city stories, made easy with guided support
Northern Ireland suits guided touring because the major highlights sit relatively close together, and the drives between them are often as memorable as the stops, with sea views, green hills and small towns along the way. Belfast gives a lively starting point, with time to engage with its complex past and visit areas such as the Titanic Quarter, before the mood shifts as you follow the Causeway Coast and the scenery opens out. With well-planned itineraries, it is often possible to combine the Giant's Causeway with time in Derry on the same trip, while leaving the navigation, parking and timings to someone else. Many tours are group based, which can make travel days smoother and add a sociable element, particularly for solo travelers. Options range from fully guided trips to partially guided itineraries with set inclusions, making it straightforward to choose the level of structure and support you prefer.
Frequently asked questions
Are Northern Ireland tours guided or independent?
Northern Ireland tours can include different guiding styles, depending on the itinerary you choose. Some trips are fully guided by a driver guide throughout, while others are partly guided at key locations with support arranged for travel days and logistics.
Do Northern Ireland tours visit Belfast?
Many Northern Ireland tours include Belfast, often with a city tour and time to explore areas such as the Titanic Quarter. Inclusions and timing vary by itinerary, so it is best to review the day by day plan for the exact schedule.
Is the Giant's Causeway included on Northern Ireland tours?
The Giant's Causeway is included on Northern Ireland trips in this range and is often a major outdoor highlight. Tours typically allow time for easy walks and viewpoints, although the exact duration depends on the day’s route and overall pacing.
Do tours in Northern Ireland include Derry?
Derry features on Northern Ireland trips, usually with time to see the city walls and key sights. The amount of free time can vary, particularly on faster itineraries that cover more places within a shorter timeframe.
What is the group size on Northern Ireland tours?
Group size varies by tour and can be influenced by vehicle type and route design. Some itineraries use smaller vehicles with lower maximum numbers, while longer multi country routes may operate with larger buses.
What sort of accommodation is used on Northern Ireland tours?
Accommodation depends on the specific tour and may include hotels or guesthouses, with standards that can differ between cities and smaller towns. Where required, we may use accommodation of a similar standard, based on availability and local options.
Are Northern Ireland tours suitable for beginners?
Many tours are suitable for travelers looking for an easier experience, with scenic drives, organized sightseeing and short walks rather than strenuous hiking. However, day length and overall pace can still vary by itinerary, so check how full the days are before reservation.
Are meals included on Northern Ireland tours?
Meal inclusions vary by tour, so details should be confirmed on the itinerary. Some trips include breakfast, while others only include meals when explicitly stated, giving you flexibility to choose where and when you eat during free time.
Do Northern Ireland tours visit more than one country?
Some tours that include Northern Ireland also visit other countries as part of wider routes. These may include Scotland, Ireland, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and more, depending on the itinerary’s overall design.
What is the minimum age for Northern Ireland tours?
Minimum age requirements vary by tour and can differ between itineraries. Some trips allow younger travelers, while others apply a higher age limit, so check the specific age policy before you reserve.
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