Giant's Causeway & Belfast City: Day Trip from Dublin

This is a comprehensive, full-day excursion that lasts approximately 13 hours. The coach departs Dublin at 06:45 AM and typically returns around 07:45 PM.

The tour departs from outside the Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane, located at Parnell Square North (D01 F2X9). Please arrive at least 15 minutes prior to departure.

Northern Ireland is part of the United Kingdom, not the Republic of Ireland. While there are no hard border checks or passport controls between the North and South, you should technically carry your passport. If you required a visa to enter the Republic of Ireland, check your visa status to ensure it allows entry into the UK.

Because Northern Ireland is part of the UK, the currency is the British Pound Sterling (£), not the Euro (€). While some places may accept Euros at a poor exchange rate, it is highly recommended to use a credit/debit card or withdraw a small amount of Pounds for the day.

No, meals are not included. The tour operator strongly recommends bringing your own packed lunch to maximize your time at the sites. You will also have about an hour in Belfast where you can purchase food or coffee.

No! Access to the natural geological site of the Giant's Causeway is completely free and included in your tour. However, if you wish to enter the National Trust Visitor Centre building for their indoor exhibitions, there is a separate entrance fee which is not included in this tour.

The Dark Hedges is an atmospheric avenue of beech trees planted in the 18th century. The trees have grown together to form a stunning, shadowy tunnel over the road. It became world-famous after being featured as the 'Kingsroad' in the hit HBO series Game of Thrones.

No, the stop at Dunluce Castle is a brief photo stop. The castle ruins are incredibly dramatic, perched on a crumbling cliff edge, making for spectacular photos from the outside. (It was also featured as the House of Greyjoy in Game of Thrones).

Yes, you should expect a moderate amount of walking. The path down to the Giant's Causeway from the parking area is roughly a 15-minute walk on a steep paved hill, and the basalt columns themselves are very uneven to walk on.

Unfortunately, due to the nature of the standard touring coaches and the incredibly uneven, rocky terrain at the Giant's Causeway and the Dark Hedges, this tour is not accessible for wheelchair users.

Yes, children are welcome. However, parents should consider if a 13-hour round trip with significant bus travel and walking is appropriate for very young children.

No. Please be absolutely certain of your travel dates before booking. The cancellation policy for this specific tour is strictly non-refundable, and rescheduling is not permitted.