Top Northern Ireland Crime Tours

This is a three hour in depth luxury tour of Belfast City. Starting off in the West and cutting a zig zag path through Belfast and finishing up in the East. Giving you an opportunity to see everything that Belfast has to offer, and for you to take note of some locations that you may want to revisit in more detail at a later time. When your tour ends, you will be returned to your pickup point.

Your Eight Hour Causeway Sightseeing Tour includes, The Dark Hedges, brought to global fame by the popular Television series Game of Thrones. Your Causeway Sightseeing Tour weaves through time as we travel from location to location. Learning about Irish folklore and history. Ranging from Fionn mac Cumhaill and his conflict with the Scottish giant Benandonner to St Patrick's travels in Ireland, the massacres on Rathlin Island and Richard Óg de Burgh 2nd Earl of Ulster and the first Castle at Dunluce.

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.

Our Peace Wall Tour offers an immersive experience in exploring the famous Belfast peace walls. Led by professional and certified tour guides, you will embark on a journey that delves deep into the history and significance behind these walls. With a mix of historical knowledge, personal experiences, and good humour, our tour aims to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of Belfast's past and present status. Enjoy the convenience of direct online booking, live tour guides and the flexibility to accommodate private groups.

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

Eddie,your guide and driver, grew up in Belfast during the conflict, an honest and open individual , sometimes straight to the point, not known for sugar coating his words. It was a sectarian terrorist campaign, people suffered on all sides, as far as Eddie is concerned, their was no justification for any of it. Their are ways to sorting out your differences without resorting to murder. Eddie had a role in a previous life, which shaped his views , opinions and experiences. He hopes that one day Northern Ireland can return to being a peaceful and prosperous place for all it's citizens. You will not regret doing a political tour with Eddie, you will probably leave Belfast with a lot thinking to do, reflecting on what you witnessed.

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.

Step back into Belfasts troubled past, and discover the stories beyond a run of the mill tour. Explore the nationalist Falls Road, and the unionist Shankill Road with your private, accredited tour guide, sign your place in history on the International Peace Wall, and learn about some of the people who were influential in bringing peace to Northern Ireland.