UNITED KINGDOM · REGION
Britain's best.
The 15 most popular belfast & northern ireland tours in the UK. What each one actually includes, who runs it, and what it costs to book.
Dublin day trip to Giant’s Causeway, Dark Hedges, Dunluce Castle ruins, and Belfast City Hall for Titanic-era history and photos.
“Great trip. Very informed and opinionated guide and driver. Didn’t agree with all of their view points but I admire people who aren’t afraid to express their views.”
Giant’s Causeway and Game of Thrones sites on an 8.5-hour guided day tour from Belfast, with Dark Hedges and Antrim Coast Road views.
“Fantastic. Easy pick up & drop off. Kevin was brilliant, his knowledge and humour made the journey. Great value trip to see beautiful Northern Ireland. Highly recommended”
Belfast to Giant’s Causeway in one long day: castles, rope-bridge views, Bushmills whiskey, and Dark Hedges, with live guide commentary.
“The trip was amazing though the weather wasn’t the best and felt little scary and unsafe in giants cause ways due to the slippery stones. The stops were great and the guide too”
Belfast Political Taxi Tour: a 1-hour black cab ride past Falls Road and Shankill murals, Peace Walls stories, and local tips from a driver.
“Our guide was fantastic. My only regret is that he had tours right afterwards as we would have loved to treat him to a supper at the Pub and to quote him "Have a wee gargle"”
Guided day trip from Belfast to Giant’s Causeway, Dark Hedges, and dramatic castles, with live commentary and plenty of photo stops.
“The tour guide Troy was excellent. Very funny, knowledgeable, and nothing was too much trouble. Great full say out with lots of stops at great site seeing venues.”
A 3-hour Belfast walking tour with Republican and Loyalist ex-prisoners, murals, and the Peace Wall, walking the Peace Line.
“This tour is truly amazing. What a concept - to hear two (very) opposing views of the same story. It's one of the most unique tours I have ever done. The opinions are strongly held so be prepared. Brilliant.”
Ride Belfast’s Troubles Trail by black taxi. 90 minutes of murals, Peace Line stories, and stops like Divis Tower and Bombay Street.
“This tour was fantastic. Our guide Sean was very knowledgeable and professional! Highly recommend”
Dublin guided day tour to Giant’s Causeway, Dark Hedges, Dunluce Castle ruins, and Titanic Belfast, with live commentary and tickets included.
“Despite the traditional Irish weather (rainy, cloudy and a bit cold) it was a good trip. The Titanic museum is worth a visit. Really to be recommended. The dark hedges was not for us..”
Dublin day trip to Giant’s Causeway, Dark Hedges, Dunluce Castle, and Belfast with skip-the-line entry and live guide commentary.
“It was busy but still convenient, guide was informative and punctual. Would recommend!”
Hop on an open-top red bus through Belfast’s top sights, with live and audio commentary, frequent stops, and great value options.
“Took me to all the places I wanted to visit. Guides were good and gained a lot of knowledge of Belfast”
See Belfast’s Titanic Quarter, markets, murals, Peace Walls, and Crumlin Road Gaol with a 48-hour hop-on hop-off open-top bus.
“We got a good deal online. Driver/guide was very informative and good fun. Loved it”
From Dublin, see Belfast Titanic, the Giant’s Causeway, Dark Hedges, and Dunluce Castle in one long, well-led day trip.
“Excellent trip, just wish we had more time to see more.”
Dublin to Belfast and the Causeway Coast in one long day, with a Belfast black taxi or Titanic option plus Dunluce Castle.
“Perfect! David did a great job as entertainer and as a quide!”
Dublin day trip to Dark Hedges, Giant’s Causeway, and Belfast. Basalt marvels, Game of Thrones trees, and city time for $75.
“We're happy that Tom is our tour guide very informative and friendly. Definitely we will suggest to our friends and family. Thank you so much. Til next time again.”
A respectful Belfast city-centre walk tracing the causes of The Troubles, the fear on the streets, and the path to peace.
“Anne’s storytelling was phenomenal. She narrates the Belfast terrors from the perspective of someone who experienced the grim situation that unfolded. Her knowledge in her field is impressive. While the story is lengthy, it was informative and engaging. I thoroughly enjoyed it and learned a lot about Belfast’s history.”
