Everything you need to know before joining our Giants Causeway & Belfast City Tour. Full, detailed itineraries are available on the individual tour page on our website.
The tour departs daily at the following times and locations (remember to get there at least 10 minutes early: 7:00 AM: Starbucks, 1 College Green, D02 YT92 Dublin 2. 7:05 AM: Dublin Bus Office, 59 O’Connell Street, D01 RX04, Dublin 1 …
The return time to Dublin is approximately 8 PM, depending on traffic and weather conditions. Drop-off at the end of the tour is on D’Olier Street, close to Trinity College and central transport connections. …
No, you can choose either the Titanic Experience or the Black Taxi Political Tour in Belfast. Both experiences take approximately 90 minutes and run at the same time, so guests must select one option when booking or on the morning of the tour. …
The Black Taxi Political Tour is led by local Belfast drivers who share their personal stories and insights into the city’s political history. You’ll visit the Peace Wall, Falls Road, and Shankill Road murals, hearing first-hand accounts that make this experience both powerful and memorable. …
Yes, these are key highlights of the Black Taxi Tour option. If you decide to join the taxi tour, you’ll see both the Peace Wall and several of Belfast’s most famous murals, guided by local taxi drivers / guides who experienced this history themselves. …
No, the Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge is not included on this itinerary. The tour focuses on Belfast City, Dunluce Castle, and the Giant’s Causeway. …
There is no free time in Belfast, as the visit is dedicated to either the Titanic Experience or the Black Taxi Tour, both lasting around 90 minutes. …
You’ll have roughly 30 minutes at Dunluce Castle, which is plenty of time to explore the ruins, enjoy the dramatic coastal views, and take some amazing photos. …
Yes, entry is included in the price of your tour ticket. …
You’ll have around 2 hours and 15 minutes of free time at the Giant’s Causeway. You can take the shuttle bus down to the stones (small extra charge, paid locally) or walk along one of the scenic hiking trails for incredible coastal views. There’s also a traditional pub nearby where many guests choose to have …
