Top Causeway Coastal Route Private Sightseeing Tours - page 3

Londonderry has a unique and complex history, so it’s worth exploring the area with a guide who can tell you in great detail about the city’s Troubles and other past events. This Londonderry Private Walking Tour takes you with your own private group, so you get more out of your time in Londonderry. See the Free Derry Corner, St. Columb's Cathedral, and more.

Explore the poignant history of Belfast through its powerful political murals on this immersive 1.5-hour tour. Your guide, a local with lived experiences, leads you through both Catholic Republican and Protestant Loyalist communities, where vibrant murals narrate tales of identity, civil rights, and resistance. Stand beside the towering Peace Walls, a stark reminder of the city’s complex past. This tour provides not only an educational experience but also deep emotional insights, allowing you to capture stunning images of some of Europe's most significant political art. - 1.5-hour tour focusing on the political murals of Belfast - Hear personal stories from local guides who experienced The Troubles - Visit both Catholic and Protestant communities to understand the conflict - See the iconic Peace Walls and learn about their historical significance

Discover West Belfast's Political Tour with a Lifelong Local See West Belfast through the eyes of someone who was born, raised, and still proudly calls it home. This personal tour takes you beyond the guidebooks, offering an understanding insight into Belfast’s history, culture, and the legacy of the Troubles from someone who experienced it firsthand. Whether you’re visiting from elsewhere in Ireland or travelling from across the world, this tour offers a genuine, personal, and unforgettable connection to Belfast, its people, its history, and its communities. For parties of more than 7 people, please contact me for a customised quote.

Just arrived in Belfast? Don't follow the crowds — start at Belfast Grand Central Station, the new heart of the city, just 10 minutes from City Hall and 5 from the Europa. On this light-hearted self-guided tour, follow Belfast's journey from Victorian industrial powerhouse, through the dark years of the Troubles, to the confident modern capital it is today. Along the way, learn how the Ring of Steel turned the city centre into a fortified military zone for nearly three decades, and how the Industrial Revolution sowed the tensions that later erupted into conflict. Hidden food and drink gems, well-known pubs, gin joints, and coffee shops are woven throughout. The tour ends at the Grand Opera House — a restored 1895 masterpiece that has survived bombs, decline, and reinvention. This engaging tour gives you the full picture — the boom, the bloodshed, and the remarkable comeback.

Uncover the complex narratives of Belfast's past on this insightful walking tour. Journey through the divided communities of west Belfast, exploring both Protestant and Catholic perspectives influenced by decades of conflict. Interpreting impactful murals, memorials, and plaques, participants will grasp the historical roots of the Troubles stemming from the 16th century to the Good Friday Agreement in 1998. This 3-hour tour offers a neutral exploration of the city’s transformation towards peace, ideal for history enthusiasts and curious travelers alike. - Duration: 3 hours, covering approximately 4-5 miles (6-8 km). This tour may not be suitable for people with mobility issues. - Meet at Belfast City Hall under the statue of Queen Victoria - Maximum group size of 15 for an intimate experience - Guided by a knowledgeable expert, excluding refreshments and transport

Learn about the political history of Belfast with a city tour. See the famous murals on Falls Road and Shankill Road and hear stories about the period of history in Northern Ireland known as The Troubles. Explore several neighborhoods with a private guide. Pick-up in the Belfast city center is included.

This is a much more comfortable alternative to exploring Belfast by public transport. Set off in a classic black taxi with a private driver to help you make the most out of your time in the city. The route stops at the murals of Falls Road, the Peace Wall, Shankill Road, Divis Tower, and more.

Learn about the history of Bloody Sunday. Our tour will take you from the solemn Bloody Sunday Monument, where a peaceful march turned into tragedy, through the heart of the Bogside, and end at the hopeful glow of the Peace Flame, a symbol of reconciliation and new beginnings. Go at your own pace, anytime. The tour never expires. You'll be guided step by step by our walking tour app. Location aware, it plays as you walk, hands free.

Explore Londonderry at your own pace with a self-guided walking tour on your phone. You get a clear map of all 8 stops, simple directions through Google Maps, and short audio stories you can play when you reach each location. The route covers the historic heart of the city, from the Peace Bridge to Free Derry Corner, passing sites like the Guildhall, the Derry Walls, and the famous Derry Girls Mural. Start anytime, pause whenever you like, and explore freely. No groups, no schedules. Audio and text available in 7 languages.

Belfast is a city still marked by one of the most intensely documented urban conflicts of the 20th century. On this self-guided audio tour, you'll cross between Catholic and Protestant neighbourhoods, tracing how decades of division shaped the streets, the murals, and the people who lived through it. The tour starts at Divis Tower in West Belfast, where a plaque remembers Patrick Rooney, aged nine, one of the first children killed during the Troubles. From there, you'll walk past St. Comgall's Primary School, the site of an early gun battle in 1969. You’ll also pass the site of the 1993 Frizzell’s fish shop bombing, where nine civilians were killed. Returning along the Catholic Falls Road and the towering peace walls, you’ll see the imposing corrugated iron and concrete barriers that still divide parts of the community today. The tour ends at the famous Bobby Sands mural, a powerful symbol of the 1981 hunger strikes that drew worldwide attention to the Maze Prison.

Walk in the footsteps of the men who built the Titanic on this self-guided audio tour of Belfast's Titanic Quarter. Experience this self-guided tour and start at Belfast Marina and follow the slipways and dock where the great ship took shape, hearing stories of the shipyard workers and the city that built her. Step aboard the SS Nomadic, the last surviving White Star Line vessel, and pass Harland & Wolff's headquarters, now the Titanic Hotel. Explore Titanic Belfast, the world's largest Titanic exhibition, and discover how this once-industrial waterfront has been reborn as a hub for film and TV production, alongside the social history behind Titanic's construction and loss. Highlights: - The SS Nomadic, the last surviving White Star Line ship, - the huge, Titanic dry dock. - Titanic Belfast, the world's largest Titanic exhibition, plus the original slipways and dock. - Game of Thrones stained-glass windows and Titanic Studios, where the waterfront now powers Belfast's film industry.

Explore Belfast at your own pace with a self-guided walking tour on your phone. You get a clear map of all 8 stops, simple directions, and engaging audio stories that bring the city’s history to life. The route covers the Victorian city center and the historic Cathedral Quarter, taking you from the Grand Opera House to the River Lagan. Along the way, you will visit the ornate Crown Liquor Saloon, the copper dome of City Hall, the rebellious Kelly’s Cellars, and the iconic Big Fish sculpture. It is the perfect walk to discover how the city blends industrial heritage with modern artistic resilience. Start anytime, pause for a pint whenever you like, and explore freely. No groups, no schedules. Audio and text available in 7 languages.

Creating memorable experiences for visitors from across the globe. Our luxury small group tours of up to 7 people, provide an intimate, yet engaging exploration of the stunning Causeway Coast, ensuring a personalised and unforgettable travel experience. In addition to tales and history from your driver guide, immerse yourself in the captivating beauty and history with our innovative GPS Audio Guides. Specially designed to enhance your luxury private tour experience, these expertly curated audio guides provide fascinating insights, local tales, and historical context as you explore the region’s iconic landmarks and hidden gems. Our advanced GPS technology will ensure that you receive relevant, real-time information based on your precise location. As you approach key sites and attractions, our audio guides will automatically deliver engaging commentary, allowing you to fully appreciate the rich culture and breath-taking landscapes that define the North West of Ireland.

Gain a unique insight into Derry's history on this private walking tour celebrating the women who shaped the city and the famous figures who visited. Led by an expert guide, hear fascinating stories you'd miss exploring alone as you enter the Walled City through Butcher Gate, admire the Bogside murals featuring inspiring women, and learn about the city's shirt-making heritage. It's the perfect introduction to a side of Derry's history that many visitors overlook.

Welcome to the historic city of Derry/Londonderry. This self-guided audio walking tour focuses on pivotal moments in the city's history, including its emergence as a shipbuilding hub, emigration to North America to escape the Irish Potato Famine, and the role of its port during World War II. We’ll start the tour near Peace Bridge and walk along the River Foyle to the quayside emigration sculptures, before looping back to our starting point. Along the way, you’ll also see: • Foyle Marina, which is the base for the Foyle Festival and the biennial Clipper Round the World Yacht Race • The campus of Magee College, which dates back to 1865 • Shirt factories that shaped modern business

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.

Discover Northern Ireland’s stunning coastal route on this fully private, full-day tour from Belfast. What sets this tour apart is the perfect balance of iconic landmarks, charming villages, Game of Thrones filming sites, and breathtaking natural beauty—all at your own pace. Start with a photo stop at Carrickfergus Castle before exploring seaside towns like Carnlough, Cushendall, and Ballycastle. Walk the thrilling Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge (optional) and marvel at the UNESCO-listed Giant’s Causeway. Stop for a whiskey shopping experience at Bushmills Distillery and enjoy a Game of Thrones moment at the dramatic Dunluce Castle. This tour is led by a friendly driver-guide who tailors the experience to your interests, with plenty of photo stops and time to explore. Ideal for couples, families, and small groups seeking a premium, relaxed way to see the coast—no rushed buses or fixed schedules, just a memorable journey curated for you.

The countryside outside Belfast hit the world stage as the setting for Westeros and Essos in HBO’s ‘Game of Thrones’, but reaching the remote locations independently can be a challenge. On this tour, travel by executive vehicle from your Belfast hotel, and reach out-of-the-way filming sites the larger cruise ship coaches can’t access. Explore the UNESCO–listed Giant’s Causeway, and discover fictional sites like the Iron Harbor and Pyke Castle.

Explore the majestic Antrim coast and beautiful mid-ulster countryside, where history, folklore, and legends come to life. Famous for it's many castles, clans and culture like Carrickfergus built in 1177 by the Normans or Glenarm & Dunluce home to the Mc Donnell clan, who fought in many battles including against Elizabeth 1. We will stop at the Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge where you can cross at your peril or simply relax and take in the breathtaking views from Portaneevy viewing point, of both the Irish & Scottish coasts. Last but not least, The UNESCO World Heritage site of the Giants Causeway, which really has to be seen to be believed. 40 000 volcanic columns over 60 million years old, built by the famous Finn Mc Cool & destroyed by his Scottish rival Benandonna. We will then stop briefly at the ruins of Dunluce castle or stop for an Irish whiskey at the world's oldest distillery, Bushmills.

Instead of following a rigid itinerary like most group tours, this private full-day tour allows you to travel at your own pace and customize the trip to your preferences. Explore the Giant's Causeway and North Antrim Coast the way you want.

Step into Belfast’s complex history on this private ride through the landmarks that shaped The Troubles. Guided by a local English-speaking driver, you’ll journey through neighborhoods, murals, and walls that tell powerful stories of conflict and reconciliation. Hotel or cruise pickup and dropoff by English-speaking driver / local guide 100% Private & Customizable Begin at Falls Road Murals, where vivid artworks share the nationalist community’s struggles and hopes. Continue to the Peace Wall, still standing between divided communities, now covered with global messages of peace. Explore Shankill Road Murals, expressing the loyalist viewpoint and honoring its history. See the International Wall, linking Belfast’s story to global freedom movements. End at Crumlin Road Gaol (optional entry), a prison that once held political detainees. This thoughtful, flexible tour reveals both the pain and progress that define modern Belfast.

Make it straightforward and simple to secure a tour of Belfast no matter if you’re arriving on a cruise or spending a single day in the city. This half-day tour combines a historical driving tour with a visit to the Titanic museum for a comprehensive insight into the history of Northern Ireland’s capital. From the Parliament Buildings and Belfast Castle to Queen’s University, you’ll see the highlights of Belfast in a comfortable, luxury mini-van.

Avoid the large group tours and visit more than you could using public transport during this small-group, luxury full-day excursion learning more about each site than you would if visiting independently. Enjoy the comforts in one of our Mercedes MPVs complete with wifi, Air con and complimentary refreshments. Generally areas to visit are The carrick a rede rope bridge, The giants causeway Dunluce castle, The dark hedges, Belfast Murals & Peace Wall. All our tours can be fully customised to suit the clients needs.

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.