Northern Ireland Tours
Booking one of these amazing Northern Ireland Tours will open up an entirely new world full of adventure for you.
Northern Ireland tours are an excellent choice for travellers who enjoy stunning landscapes perfect for hiking, cycling, and water adventures. From the rugged Causeway Coast to serene lakes and mountains, planning a Northern Ireland holiday will expose you to an outdoor playground suited for adventure. Rich cultural experiences, friendly locals, and diverse activities make Northern Ireland an unforgettable destination for active travelers.
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5-Day Self-Guided Causeway Coast Hiking Tour
The Causeway Coast was a central filming location for Game of Thrones – what more needs to be said? This 5-day self-guided hiking tour provides the best of this spectacular region, with some truly amazing formations to explore.
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8-Day Self-Guided Causeway Coast Hiking Tour
Of all the coastal walks in the UK, few can match the sweeping beauty of the Causeway Coast. This 8-day self-guided hiking tour shows off the very best of this rugged region, from idyllic forests to far-flung island cliffs and everything in between.
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Family Adventure: Giants, Myths and Legends Tour
The famous Causeway Coast has been inspiring stories and legends since time immemorial. From C.S. Lewis’ Narnia to the modern TV show Game of Thrones, this iconic Irish locale continues to capture the human imagination. Come take a family adventure in Northern Ireland and explore this area on foot, by kayak, and by boat.
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The Causeway Coastal Route & Donegal Tour
You’re about to hike into the land that time forgot. Shrouded by mist and mystery, the North of Ireland is a rugged and hauntingly beautiful place for your next guided hiking adventure. On this journey, you’ll travel over the Causeway Coastal Route for a visit to the Giant’s Causeway, then continue along the very northern edge of Ireland and into County Donegal.
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Northern Ireland General Travel Information
Where to go in Northern Ireland
Planning a trip to Northern Ireland? Key destinations include the Giant's Causeway for its geological wonders, the Mourne Mountains for hikes, and the Causeway Coastal Route for stunning scenery. Belfast adds a mix of culture and history to your adventure.
What to do in Northern Ireland
If you're pondering what to do in Northern Ireland, the region is brimming with activities for every type of adventurer. Popular options include walking tours along the Giant's Causeway, hiking in the Mourne Mountains, and exploring the historic walls of Derry. For a unique experience, try sea kayaking along the rugged coastline or cycling the Causeway Coastal Route.
When to go to Northern Ireland
Deciding when to go to Northern Ireland depends on what you're looking to do. For outdoor activities like hiking and kayaking, the best time is from late spring to early autumn (May to September), offering milder weather and longer days. Summer provides the warmest temperatures but can be busier with tourists. Winter months are cooler and may have limited daylight.
Top 3 Adventures in Northern Ireland
- Giant's Causeway Exploration: Discover the unique, hexagonal rock formations of the Giant's Causeway, a UNESCO World Heritage site on the North Coast. This natural wonder, resulting from ancient volcanic activity, offers a spectacular landscape for hiking and photography, making it Northern Ireland's most famous adventure.
- Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge Challenge: Experience the thrill of crossing the Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, suspended 100 feet above the rocky coast. This exhilarating walk not only tests your nerve but rewards you with stunning views of Rathlin Island and Scotland.
- Hiking the Mourne Mountains: Trek through the majestic Mourne Mountains, which inspired C.S. Lewis’ Narnia. Offering routes for all levels, from the Slieve Donard peak, the highest in Northern Ireland, to gentler paths around the Silent Valley Reservoir, it’s a hiker's paradise.
Travel tips for Northern Ireland tours
Tipping in Northern Ireland
Tipping is customary but not obligatory. For good service in restaurants, a tip of around 10-15% is appreciated if a service charge hasn’t already been added to the bill. Tipping in bars is less common, and rounding up the taxi fare is usual.
How widely is English spoken in Northern Ireland?
English is the primary language spoken throughout Northern Ireland, making communication easy for English-speaking visitors.
How long should I go to Northern Ireland?
A stay of 5 to 7 days allows you to explore the major attractions, including Belfast, the Giant's Causeway, and the Antrim Coast, with enough time to enjoy some local experiences.
Do I need a visa to travel to Northern Ireland?
Visa requirements depend on your nationality. Since Northern Ireland is part of the UK, visitors should check the UK's visa requirements for their specific country.
What is the currency in Northern Ireland?
The currency is the Pound Sterling (GBP, £).
Should I bring Pounds to Northern Ireland or use a credit card?
While it’s useful to have some cash, credit cards are widely accepted. ATMs are readily available throughout Northern Ireland.
Is Northern Ireland family-friendly?
Yes, Northern Ireland offers numerous attractions and activities suitable for families, including interactive museums, parks, and family-friendly tours.
What’s the best way to get around Northern Ireland?
Renting a car provides the most flexibility for exploring. Public transportation, including buses and trains, is a viable option, especially between major towns and cities.
Can I do a self-guided tour in Northern Ireland?
Yes, Northern Ireland is well-suited for self-guided tours, with many resources available for visitors wanting to explore at their own pace.
Can I do guided tours in Northern Ireland?
Guided tours are widely available, offering insights into the region's history, culture, and natural beauty. Options range from city tours to coastal and countryside excursions.
What is the time zone in Northern Ireland?
Northern Ireland is in the Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) zone, switching to British Summer Time (BST), GMT+1, during daylight saving time from late March to late October.
What are the accommodation types in Northern Ireland?
Accommodation options range from luxury hotels and traditional bed & breakfasts to self-catering cottages and hostels, catering to all preferences and budgets.
What outdoor activities are popular in Northern Ireland?
Hiking, golfing, cycling, and water sports along the coast are popular activities.
What cultural experiences should I not miss in Northern Ireland?
Visiting the Titanic Belfast museum, exploring the historic city walls of Derry, and experiencing the vibrant music scene in Belfast are must-dos.
Are there any specific local dishes I should try in Northern Ireland?
Don’t miss out on trying traditional Ulster Fry for breakfast, Irish stew, and the famous Wheaten bread.
Is public WiFi widely available in Northern Ireland?
Yes, public WiFi is widely available in cafes, hotels, and public spaces in major cities and towns.