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This is the perfect pick for travelers looking for a customizable tour itinerary. First, choose from a variety of tour themes—such as a political tour, a visit to the Causeway Coast, or a ride between filming locations from the “Game of Thrones”. Then, travel with a private driver between a shortlist of highlights. Potential stops include the Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, the Giant’s Causeway, or Dunluce Castle.

Experience the beauty of Northern Ireland’s only UNESCO World Heritage Site on this stunning private tour of the Giant’s Causeway. Enjoy pick-up and drop-off from any Belfast location, travel in the comfort of a private vehicle, and take in the best sites of the Antrim Coast. Stop at Dunluce Castle, Bushmills Distillery, and the Carrick-A-Rede Rope Bridge, and come to understand why many call this area 'the eighth wonder of the world'.

It would be a missed opportunity to travel to Belfast without seeing the amazing Giant's Causeway, a natural phenomenon along the coast north of Belfast that has to be seen to be believed. Get transported in an executive Mercedes V Class or S Class and stop at at castles and rustic villages along the way. After the visit to the Giant's Causeway, head to the nearby village of Bushmills, home to the famed distillery of the same name.

Every city has it’s shopping and coffee culture but Belfast city has a unique past after coming out of 30 years of conflict.Your guides are the original  drivers who had to transport their communities through the bullets and bombs of THE TROUBLES and have their lives at risk every time they seat in their black cabs. The North of Ireland has become famous for the murals painted in almost every area of the country . These pictures of IRA ,UVF murals are often flashed around the world on news bulletins or used as a backdrop when interviewing people. They often depict the history and political views of both traditions and are a way of marking territory. These wall paintings often look intimidating but they have become as much of a tourist attraction as many of the regular attractions within Belfast and beyond.

Embark on a voyage you won’t forget with this small-group walking tour along the Maritime Mile. See where the Titanic first touched the water back in 1911, hear stories of the ship, and visit the last remaining vessel of the White Star Line (extra expense). Benefit from the undivided attention of your guide as you ask questions and gain insight into the British ocean liner.

Have the special chance to tour Belfast with a life-long resident—and discover more than you would if exploring alone—on this small-group walking tour. See more of Belfast in less time, and visit a wide range of attractions, including the Albert Memorial Clock and the Cathedral Quarter. Along the way, your guide shares insider stories, local history, and hidden details that bring the city to life.

Maximize your time in port on a full day tour of the Antrim Coast from Belfast. As you head toward the Giant’s Causeway, discover regional highlights and some filming locations for HBO’s *Game of Thrones*, including the Dark Hedges and Dunluce Castle. Gain insight into the region from your guide, and travel along the coast with ease with round-trip transfer from your port.

Discover the poignant and politically charged artworks that adorn Belfast’s streets on this mural tour. Learn about the city’s compelling street art and how its striking murals marked the conflicts and protests of The Troubles of Northern Ireland. See the colorful murals created by both the Nationalist and Loyalist communities, including the notorious Peace Wall, featuring the signatures of the Dalai Lama and President Clinton.

Combine two great-value tours around Belfast: a full-day trip to the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Giant's Causeway and nearby attractions and a 1-day pass for a hop-on hop-off bus tour of Belfast. Get a comprehensive look at the natural wonder on the Antrim Coast, then go sightseeing on your own in Belfast.

Belfast has a strong cultural of street art, and the Northern Irish city is particularly known for its numerous political murals inspired by themes from The Troubles. With this walking tour, you'll get to see many of the most significant murals in the city and get the chance to visit a project called Re-imagining, which helps local communities create murals of their own.

There are lots of places to see murals in Belfast, but without local knowledge, it can sometimes be tricky to decode what the hidden meaning behind the artwork is. With this tour, enjoy the personalized attention of having a private driver to transport you between must-see murals. Learn about the history of “The Troubles”, the peace process, and what life is like living in Belfast now.

This self guided audio tour will take you to some of the most iconic sites in Belfast's city centre.

See Belfast through the eyes of a local on this walking tour. Rather than following a set schedule, you’ll create a plan that best reflects your interests. You can choose to visit the iconic Titanic Museum, stroll down historical streets, or enjoy a Guinness in one of the charming pubs. You don’t have to worry about anything as your guide will help you navigate the city.

Group ghost tours in Belfast can move slowly through the city as you wait on others, but this Belfast Ghosts and Haunted History Self-Guided Game allows you to move through the city at your own pace. Explore Carnegie Oldpark, Clifton Street Cemetery, and other lesser-known places with your private group as you follow along on an app to solve challenges and hear spooky tales.

A black taxi tour is a comfortable and atmospheric way to learn about Belfast’s history. Enjoy the personalized service of traveling with a private local driver, and hear commentary about the city’s past from a local perspective—something you wouldn’t experience if exploring alone. Along the way, learn about “The Troubles'' as you make stops at the murals at the Falls Road, the Shankill Road, and the Peace Wall.

See the Giant’s Causeway and the best of Belfast on a full-day shore excursion that saves you the stress of booking multiple activities. When your cruise ship docks, board an air-conditioned minivan and take a scenic drive along Antrim’s Causeway Coast. Experience the hexagonal basalt rocks of the Giant’s Causeway and visit the Causeway Visitor Centre (own expense), admire clifftop Dunluce Castle, and enjoy a panoramic tour of Belfast, with free time to shop, stroll, and sightsee. Port pickup and drop-off are included.

Belfast can sometimes feel inaccessible to foreign visitors. Take the mystery out of your visit by exploring with a local on a private walking tour. This is a personalized experience where you will discover the exterior of monuments, including museums. If you’d like to include a museum visit, your guide can design a customized itinerary just for you—simply let us know in advance. Your guide contacts you beforehand to understand your interests, ensuring you only visit the places that matter to you. As you explore the city, you’ll gain insights into local life, culture, and history, uncovering hidden gems and Belfast’s iconic landmarks. Perfect for families, solo travelers, or couples, this tour offers a deeper connection to the city that you won’t find on your own.

It's not about the destination; it's the journey, right? A visit to the Giant's Causeway from Belfast is about the journey and the destination. This small-group guided tour from Belfast takes you up north to see the stunning Northern Irish countryside and coastline and then sets you free for a while at the natural volcanic rock phenomenon, the Giant's Causeway. On the way back visit Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge and Dunluce Castle. Once back in Belfast, see some of the famous political murals in town.

Make the most of your time in Northern Ireland and visit the Giant’s Causeway—one of the country’s most popular attractions—without waiting around for large tour groups. This private, full-day excursion is ideal for first-time visitors. Soak up the views along the Antrim Coast while someone else drives and, time permitting, enjoy an additional Belfast city tour.

Northern Ireland has a unique history that’s worth diving into while in Belfast, but a guidebook can only take you so far. Get more from your visit by booking this Belfast Official Black Cab Taxi Political History Tour. This tour takes you by official black-cab taxi to some of the most memorable historical sites. Plus, a guide tells you the about the past in great details.

A convenient option for time-tight travelers who want to see as much of Northern Ireland as possible in a single day, this tour encompasses the country’s highlights as well as some lesser-known sights. Explore Belfast city with a guide and travel along the Antrim Coast, stopping at the Giant’s Causeway, Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, and the waterfalls of Glenariff Nature Reserve without the hassle of navigation.

Don’t settle for a shared group tour that visits places that don’t interest you; elevate your sightseeing and get a more personalized experience by booking a private Belfast city tour. The route can be customized based on your needs, but potential stops include Belfast Cathedral, the Titanic Belfast, and the Botanic Gardens.

Save hours reading up on Belfast’s turbulent history and go on this private black taxi tour instead. Rather than traveling on a crowded sightseeing bus—enjoy the intimate atmosphere of traveling with a private driver to provide commentary about their own personal experiences of “The Troubles”. Along the way, visit a variety of murals—including the Falls Road Library, the Peace Wall, and Shankill Road.

This tour covers the highlights of Belfast, as well as a visit to the village of Hillsborough, which is home to a magnificent castle that’s also a royal residence. After a hassle-free port pickup, travel directly to Hillsborough Castle and Gardens with admission included to save time waiting in lines. After exploring the grounds, visit Belfast to see Crumlin Road Gaol—a former 19th-century prison, as well as the city’s political murals, the Titanic Memorial, and the Botanic Gardens.