We depart from Belfast City Center, from the bus shelter in front of the famous Europa Hotel, on Great Victoria street at 9.45 am. Begin the journey in the company of your 100% Irish guide and your fellow travel partners for today, we'll get to know each other and have our charming guide set the scene as we take the drive through the rolling farmland of county Antrim to the North Coast of Ireland - an area of outstanding natural beauty.

Nous visitons le phénomène naturel le plus populaire d'Irlande du Nord : les Dark Hedges. Ces arbres ont été plantés au XVIIIe siècle par la famille Stuart pour impressionner ses invités dès leur arrivée. La plupart d'entre vous reconnaîtront les Dark Hedges comme étant la Route Royale de la série télévisée à succès Game of Thrones. C'est un merveilleux arrêt photo et l'occasion de participer à un véritable tournage !

Nous nous dirigeons vers la côte de la Chaussée des Géants, d'où nous bénéficions d'une vue imprenable sur l'île de Rathlin et, par temps clair, nous pouvons même apercevoir la côte écossaise à 21 kilomètres. Les panoramas le long de ce littoral sont spectaculaires ; il n'est donc pas étonnant qu'il s'agisse de l'une des destinations les plus visitées d'Europe !

The Giant's Causeway is the highlight of this trip for most! Built by the Irish giant Fionn and his Scottish rival Angus, it is a real masterpiece formed of perfectly shaped hexagonal columns. Your tour guide shall tell you more about the Causeway, and the legends of the area. The entrance fee for the visitor centre is not included as the UNESCO World Heritage Site is actually completely free of charge to the public. Based on years of guest feedback our guests prefer to have the best possible value price for the overall tour and then can make individual decisions locally as to whether they wish to access the adjacent visitor centre for a fee at the door.

We arrive at one of the most dramatic castle ruins in the world for a 1 hour stop, prepare to be amazed at the way this old castle hangs over the edge of the cliffs. Part of the Dunluce Castle fell into the sea in the 1600's, and some servants died in the tragedy. Since that time, it is believed to be haunted by the unfortunate servants. Take some impressive photos before we leave the coast and make our way to Belfast.

Arrive back in Belfast safe and well around 05:00pm in downtown Belfast, your thirst for knowledge quenched and of course you can now say to all your friends that the top attractions in Northern Ireland are now crossed off your list!