The tour departs at 7:15 AM from the Dublin Bus Office, 59 O’Connell Street, D01 RX04, Dublin 1. Please remember to get to the meeting point at least 10 minutes early. This tour currently operates six days a week, with no departures on Wednesdays. …
During your 70-minute guided walking tour of central Belfast, led by a professional local guide, you’ll explore the city’s landmarks, learn about its history and culture, and hear fascinating stories from a local perspective. After the walking tour, you’ll have around 70 minutes of free time to explore Belfast city centre, visit cafés, or do …
On this tour, we don’t enter Dunluce Castle, but we do include a short photo stop to enjoy its dramatic coastal views and capture some great pictures. If you’d like to visit inside the castle, this is included on our other Northern Ireland tour. …
No, we don’t visit the distillery on this tour. Instead, we stop in the village of Bushmills for about 30 minutes of free time. It’s a lovely spot to grab a coffee, browse the distillery gift shops, or take some photos before continuing on to the Giant’s Causeway. …
You’ll have around 2.5 hours 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 lunch or a …
Meals are not included, but there are several café and restaurant options along the way, including a pub near the Giant’s Causeway where you can enjoy lunch or coffee. You’re also welcome to bring your own packed lunch. …
This tour operates as a round trip from Dublin, but in some cases, pickup or drop-off in Belfast may be possible on request. Please email our office in advance at info@wildrovertours.com to check availability. …
Card payments are widely accepted across Northern Ireland, including at attractions, cafés, and shops, so you shouldn’t have any issues paying by card. However, we do recommend carrying a small amount of pounds sterling (GBP) in cash for smaller purchases, just in case a card terminal is temporarily unavailable. …
The island of Ireland is an open, free-travel zone. There are no immigration or passport controls on the border with the North of Ireland, in keeping with the law as enforced through the Good Friday Agreement of 1998. For further information on UK border control, click here. …
Yes. Please note that the itinerary is adjusted on Mondays, Thursdays, and Fridays. On these days, the tour will visit Dunluce Castle, Bushmills, and the Giant’s Causeway first.You’ll arrive in Belfast at around 3:00 PM, with the walking tour starting at 3:15 PM, followed by departure from Belfast at 5:15 PM. …