Top Northern Ireland Shore Excursions

The Giant's Causeway is Northern Ireland’s most visited natural wonder and only UNESCO World Heritage site. On this shore excursion, maximize your time in Belfast and head straight to the Giant’s Causeway in order to arrive before the crowds. Also included are photo stops at the Carrick-A-Rede Rope Bridge, Dunluce Castle, and Cushendall, and a visit to Belfast’s famous Peace Wall and murals.

Explore historic Belfast in an open-top double-decker bus on this hop-on hop-off sightseeing tour.  With your 1- or 2-day pass, create your own adventure with possible stops at wall murals in Falls and Crumlin Roads, St George's Market, Titanic Dock, and Albert Clock. Enjoy unobstructed views, colorful onboard commentary, and a personalized itinerary.

Expand your knowledge of Belfast’s turbulent history and find out about The Troubles from a company that’s owned by both a Catholic and a Protestant—which helps provide a balanced, unbiased viewpoint. Opting for a private black taxi tour is a comfortable alternative to a crowded bus, and means you can ask the driver questions along the way as you travel between points of interest, such as the city’s famous murals.

Make the most of your time in Belfast's port with a day-trip along the coast of Northern Ireland. Journey along the Causeway Coast, known for its coastal cliffs, exquisite views, and unique geological formations, which include the famed Giant's Causeway. Afterward, head for the precariously perched ruins of Dunluce Castle, and learning about its tumultuous past, before returning to Belfast for a bit of sightseeing before re-boarding your cruise ship.

Cruise passengers whose journey includes a stop at Belfast Port—this is the tour for you. Make the most of limited time by going on a trip to the UNESCO World Heritage-listed natural wonder of the Giant’s Causeway. Instead of worrying about organizing car hire, the tour includes round-trip transportation to fit in with your cruise schedule. As well as the Giant’s Causeway, other highlights include Dunluce Castle, the Antrim Coast Road, and Portaneevy viewpoint.

Leaving Belfast, we drive through stunning countryside in an air-conditioned coach, taking a photo-stop at Dunluce Castle and Carrick-e-Rede Rope Rridge, and then on to the famous Giants Causeway. We then progress to Bushmills Distillery, before heading into the village of Ballycastle, where lunch can be taken. Your drive back to Belfast is via the coast road and Larne, with photo stops en-route

Explore Belfast with ease and see the city’s many political murals with this private guided tour. Don’t stress about getting around the city or missing out on any of the main murals as your certified guide shows you around and shares stories from the city’s history. Stops along the tour can include the International Mural Wall Divis Street and Falls Road, as well as Peace Wall.

Get a local’s perspective on the turbulent history of Belfast during a private tour that takes you to sites of political significance. This private tour gives you the freedom to tailor your itinerary according to what interests you most, and transports you between sights in a traditional black cab, allowing you to cover more in less time.

Maximize time while docked in Belfast with this full-day shore excursion. Explore beyond the city to see a few of Northern Ireland’s top attractions including Giant’s Causeway, the Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, and Carrickfergus Castle. Pick-up and drop-off at the dock in Belfast are included.

Boost your knowledge of a significant part of Belfast's history—a 30-year period of conflict between nationalists and unionists—known as 'The Troubles' with this black taxi tour. No need to worry about sharing the ride with other travelers as it's a private experience for just your group. The tour stops at important sights such as Shankill Road and the Loyalist Walk, the Peace Walls, Falls Road, and the Sinn Fein press office.

Swap crowded buses for a more intimate and personalized way of exploring Belfast—a private taxi tour. Learn about "The Troubles" that divided the city, and see its famous murals up close; including the Peace Wall, where you can sign your name. During the tour, find out about 800 years of history, and have the chance to visit the Memorial Gardens too.

A private guided tour around the stunning north coast including the Giant’s Causeway. You will have the opportunity to take in the sights and see various locations such as The Dark Hedges (King’s Road in Game of Thrones), Dunluce Castle, Giant’s Causeway, Bushmills Distillery, Ballintoy Harbour and Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge. We will stop along the way for lunch also (not included).

If you’ve only got limited time to explore Belfast and learn about its history, then make the most of it with this private black taxi tour. Hear invaluable commentary from a local who grew up in Belfast, and find out personal stories about what life was like during “The Troubles”. Notable stops on the itinerary include the Peace Wall, the Shankill Road, the Falls Road, and New Lodge Housing Office.

Check out Northern Ireland's must-see sights on a day-long shore excursion. Start at the UNESCO-listed Giant's Causeway with its thousands of basalt rock columns. Learn about Irish whiskey at Bushmills Distillery before heading to the Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, which connects the mainland to a tiny island. Spend time at the Dark Hedges, a tunnel of beech trees that was featured in Game of Thrones, before ending with a city tour of Belfast.

The Giant's Causeway is Northern Ireland’s only UNESCO World Heritage Site, so the natural wonder makes a popular choice for a day trip. Located along the scenic Antrim Coast Road, you won't want to miss a moment focusing on the road. This full-day tour from Belfast makes it possible to maximize your time, combining a tour of the Giant's Causeway with visits to nearby attractions such as Carrickfergus Castle and Dunluce Castle—saving you the stress of self-driving.

Embark on a full-day journey through the highlights of Northern Ireland, blending history, culture, and breathtaking landscapes. Start in Belfast with a visit to the iconic Peace Walls, where powerful murals tell the story of the city’s past and its journey toward reconciliation, before traveling along the scenic Antrim Coast to the enchanting Dark Hedges, made famous by Game of Thrones. Continue to the UNESCO-listed Giant's Causeway, where you’ll uncover the myths and geological wonders behind its striking basalt columns, then take in dramatic coastal views at Dunluce Castle, perched on rugged cliffs above the sea. For those interested, an optional stop at Old Bushmills Distillery offers insight into Ireland’s renowned whiskey-making tradition, making this immersive tour a perfect snapshot of Northern Ireland’s rich heritage, stunning scenery, and cultural landmarks—all in one unforgettable day.

We offer the famous black taxi tour with one of the local guides in an old London style black taxi. Travellers take a guided tour of Belfast peace walls and murals on a private tour.

Learn all about what life in Belfast was like during the Troubles—and discover many of the city’s most vibrant and powerful murals—during this private, black-cab tour. Pick a tour time that works best for your schedule and meet your driver at your local hotel (or other preferred pickup point). Go on a tour of the city, and see many of its major highlights, discover numerous murals from the era, and hear first-hand stories from your guide as you go.

The best way to learn about Belfast’s past is to listen to stories from those who have experienced it—and this tour does exactly that. Explore key landmarks with a private taxi driver who has lived through Belfast’s turbulent history. During the tour, you can learn about the meaning behind the city's famous murals as you visit key sites, including the Shankill Road, the Falls Road, and the Peace Wall—where you can stop and sign your name.

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.

Visit several Game of Thrones filming locations in Northern Ireland without the hassle of planning the itinerary and making your own way there during this private, full-day excursion. Instead, relax and enjoy the scenery as your driver takes you to the Iron Islands (Ballintoy Harbour), King’s Road (The Dark Hedges), and more, while telling Irish myths and legends that not all travelers get to hear.

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.

Discover the complex history and remarkable transformation of West Belfast on a guided tour of the Falls Road and Shankill Road—neighbourhoods once synonymous with The Troubles. Today, these vibrant communities offer a safe and welcoming environment for visitors. Pass through some of the 500 remaining security gates and gain insight into their ongoing significance. View iconic political murals that powerfully illustrate the story of conflict and identity, now embraced as part of Belfast’s shared cultural heritage. Hear first-hand accounts of life during the Troubles, visit poignant memorial gardens, and reflect on the city’s journey toward peace. The tour captures both the pain of the past and the optimism of the present, showcasing how Belfast has evolved into one of Europe’s most open and friendly capital cities. With thoughtful narration and compelling visuals, this is a moving exploration of history, resilience, and hope.