Giant's Causeway Visitor Centre

Commonly called “The eighth wonder of the world” the Giant’s Causeway is Irelands only World Heritage Site. During your visit to the highlight of the tour you can spend some time climbing over the ancient stones, snapping photos, and enjoying the myths and legends that surround this world famous attraction.

1 hour 30 minutes

Ballycastle (Pass By)

This popular tour also includes the ruins of Dunluce Castle, the quaint seaside village of Ballycastle, and even quality time to discover Belfast City! Departing Belfast Cruise port, the tour heads inland through beautiful scenery directly to the Giants Causeway. Most cruise lines travel to Belfast first, which makes the roads clear for you on this tour. Upon arrival, unlock the mystery and theories of the stunning landscape in the award-winning exhibition center. There is a cafe for those who want to indulge in local cuisine and a retail area where you can take back local souvenirs. Next, head along with one of the most picturesque portions of this journey to the seaside village of Ballycastle where you can spend an hour having lunch (on your own) in the middle of the Giants Causeway. Along the way, you will stop in the small village of Carnlough for a break. After leaving Carnlough, continue the coastal tour toward Belfast City.

Belfast (Pass By)

In Belfast, your tour includes the sights in the city and the main highlight is seeing where the famed Titanic ship was built. Belfast was created during a time of industry and engineering, it overcame the disease, bombing, famine, and many political issues. Now it is seen as one of the most popular cities Europe has to offer. After the city tour, make your way back to the ship in plenty of time. This tour provides you with a scenic, historical, and enjoyable day on Northern Island. Reserve your memories today.