5 Day Giant Irish Experience - Small Group Tour

Leave the capital and enjoy the scenic journey across the border to Northern Ireland.  This morning we will drive 3 .5 hours  from Dublin to Antrim’s Causeway Coast via Belfast. (Will include two restroom stops) Your driver will keep you entertained by easing travellers into a gentle exploration of some of the country’s oldest regions, The Boyne Valley & The Mountains of Mourne.  On this easygoing experience of Ireland, we cross into Northern Ireland (remember, UK £ sterling required ). Explore Belfast with a guided tour .  Afterwards you can choose to enjoy a visit to the fantastic Titanic Centre (Tour Option – £18.50 per person) or spend more time exploring around the city centre.  Discover one of the world’s most spectacular coastal drives, the Causeway Coastal Route. Overnight at Ballycastle. The average driving time today is 4 hours 30 minutes.

This morning  will be mostly spent visiting one of Irelands most beautiful harbours, Ballintoy and then of course the  stunning Giants Causeway The Giant’s Causeway, renowned for its polygonal columns of layered basalt, is the only World Heritage Site in Northern Ireland. Take the opportunity to capture a photo of the stunning Dunluce Castle, before making your way to 'The Walled City' of Derry Experience Derry’s difficult history first hand on a private walking tour of the Derry Walls and the Bogside neighbourhood. Get a local’s take on events including Battle of the Bogside and Bloody Sunday.  If weather permits, we will take a scenic drive to an ancient stone ringfort at Grianán of Aileach. Traditional Irish music and crafts in the quaint town of Donegal. Overnight in Donegal The average driving time today is 3 hours.

Explore Donegal, and enjoy the scenic drive to Ireland’s most beautiful regions. From the Hills of Donegal to a magnificent drive over the Glengesh Pass. Wander the wild stone path along the Slieve League Cliffs – these dramatic 600m/2000ft cliffs Drive along the coastline of Mullaghmore Head and after, stop by the small fishing village of Mullaghmore. Savour some fresh seafood and enjoy a warm welcome from the locals. Look out for the majestic Classiebawn Castle in the distance and admire the picturesque stone harbour. Visit Glencar Waterfall – Hidden away within the lush forest isn’t the biggest waterfall in Ireland but it’s undoubtedly one of its most picturesque. Arrive in time for an evening stroll around one of Ireland’s most atmospheric towns, Westport Overnight in Westport The average driving time today is 3 hours 30 minutes.