Created by volcanic activity between 50 and 60 million years ago, this stunning complex of 40,000 interlocking basalt columns is today one of the symbols of Ireland and a must-see attraction.
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the activity starts. Any cancellations after this time or no-shows on the day will not be refunded.
Hugh Lane, Parnell Square N, Dublin 1
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Estefania Rubio Sola
Baza, SpainWe took the day trip to Belfast. I loved it.
Helga
Miami, United StatesThis is a very interesting tour with beautiful viewsof Northern Ireland. It’s a full day but totally worth it! Our guide Marc and driver Eli are a gre...
Amélie
Strasbourg, FranceDeparture from Dublin by bus, I loved the Giant's Causeway despite the impressive number of tourists! Incredible place. The 30-minute stop to see the...
Nathan
Noisy-le-sec, FranceVery interesting trip. The guide Flora was radiant with good humor and knew how to hold our attention during her explanations. Some breaks were a litt...
Abril Carrasco Darnés
Barcelona, SpainPeter was the best guide we could'e asked for, and Martin, the coach driver too. They were polite, friendly, willing to help in any way possible and v...
Danielle
Málaga, Spainit was lovely!! many stops to take pics and super interesting comments along the way. the only thing I would improve, is that it would be nice to have...
Estefany
SpainThe activity went very well, the driver very good and the guide very pleasant, although he would have to wait until the whole group was there to expla...
Vanessa
Lisieux, FranceI loved this activity despite the fatigue lol... Sean is a very good guide with a sense of humor. He was able to share a lot of information about Irel...
Dorine
FranceThis is definitely a trip to make, it was beautiful! The walk from the cliffs to the Giant's Causeway made us see incredible scenery, where we took ou...
Lucía
Madrid, SpainWe are delighted with the trip. Kevin, the guide, was above amazing. He truly loves his job and it shows on how he tells all myths, legends and histo...
Created by volcanic activity between 50 and 60 million years ago, this stunning complex of 40,000 interlocking basalt columns is today one of the symbols of Ireland and a must-see attraction.
The tour leaves Parnell Square North and heads northwards, crossing into Northern Ireland and to the very tip of the island itself, only a few short miles from Scottish soil (separated by water of course!).
Our trip will begin with a photo stop at the most beautiful medieval castle ruin found in all of Ireland: Dunluce Castle. This castle, which dates back to the 13th century, is located in a breathtakingly rugged area due to the steep drops on either side of the castle. Don't forget your cameras!
We'll then drive to the Giant's Causeway, a UNESCO world heritage site and the '8th wonder of the world'. Although the official explanation states that volcanic activity produced these striking pillars of stone, local legend states that the causeway was built by the Irish Giant Finn McCool, who was challenged to a fight by a Scottish giant, as a bridge to cross the sea to the mainland and face his adversary. You'll have 2 hours at this incredible place to take photos and admire the Causeway, some of which reaches 40 feet (12 metres) into the air.
The next stop on our tour will be the Dark Hedges, beech trees which, planted 350 years ago, form an eerie and atmospheric passage seemingly filled with malicious intent. You'll have 30 minutes to stretch your legs, and take photos, all the while searching for the grey lady said to haunt the twisted boughs. And Game of Thrones fans will surely recognise it from the series, when Arya Stark travels from Kings Landing to join the Night's Watch.
On the way back to Dublin we'll make a stop in the other Irish capital: Belfast, the capital of Northern Ireland. Here you'll have 1 hour 30 minutes to take pictures of the impressive City Hall, walk down the main shopping streets, and maybe get some food. We recommend a visit to the Crown Bar, or the Big Fish, as well as Albert's Clock. This vibrant city is full of spots you can visit and take lots of photos.
The tour then returns to Dublin, arriving between 7:30 pm and 8:30 pm.
If you have other questions, contact us
Hugh Lane, Parnell Square N, Dublin 1
Estefania Rubio Sola
Baza, SpainWe took the day trip to Belfast. I loved it.
Helga
Miami, United StatesThis is a very interesting tour with beautiful viewsof Northern Ireland. It’s a full day but totally worth it! Our guide Marc and driver Eli are a gre...
Amélie
Strasbourg, FranceDeparture from Dublin by bus, I loved the Giant's Causeway despite the impressive number of tourists! Incredible place. The 30-minute stop to see the...
Nathan
Noisy-le-sec, FranceVery interesting trip. The guide Flora was radiant with good humor and knew how to hold our attention during her explanations. Some breaks were a litt...
Abril Carrasco Darnés
Barcelona, SpainPeter was the best guide we could'e asked for, and Martin, the coach driver too. They were polite, friendly, willing to help in any way possible and v...
Danielle
Málaga, Spainit was lovely!! many stops to take pics and super interesting comments along the way. the only thing I would improve, is that it would be nice to have...
Estefany
SpainThe activity went very well, the driver very good and the guide very pleasant, although he would have to wait until the whole group was there to expla...
Vanessa
Lisieux, FranceI loved this activity despite the fatigue lol... Sean is a very good guide with a sense of humor. He was able to share a lot of information about Irel...
Dorine
FranceThis is definitely a trip to make, it was beautiful! The walk from the cliffs to the Giant's Causeway made us see incredible scenery, where we took ou...
Lucía
Madrid, SpainWe are delighted with the trip. Kevin, the guide, was above amazing. He truly loves his job and it shows on how he tells all myths, legends and histo...
Free cancellation
Free cancellation
