Antrim and Belfast · 13–14 hours
Private Giant's Causeway tour from Dublin
Belfast, the Causeway Coast, a clifftop castle and a rope bridge over the sea, in one private day from Dublin.
Forty thousand basalt columns, a ruined castle on the edge of a cliff and a rope bridge swaying above the waves. The Causeway Coast is pure drama, and seeing it privately means you're never rushed back to a coach.
The Giant's Causeway is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the great sights of these islands. It's also a long way from Dublin, which is exactly why a private day makes sense: your own comfortable car, your own timing, and nobody waiting on a coach while you take one more photo.
Your chauffeur builds the day around you. Spend longer at the Causeway, swap the Rope Bridge for a whiskey stop in Bushmills, or see more of Belfast on the way. Just say the word.
Your day, stop by stop
- 01 07:00. Collection in Dublin and the drive north.
- 02 09:30. A short stop in Belfast: City Hall, the Titanic Quarter and the famous murals, with time for a coffee.
- 03 11:30. The Giant's Causeway. Explore the columns, the visitor centre and the coastal paths, and climb the Shepherd's Steps if you're feeling energetic.
- 04 13:00. Lunch nearby, at the Nook beside the Causeway or the Bushmills Inn just down the road.
- 05 13:45. A photo stop at Dunluce Castle, the medieval ruin perched on the cliffs.
- 06 14:30. Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge. Walk the coastal path and cross the bridge, weather permitting, for spectacular sea views.
- 07 16:00. Head for home, back in Dublin around 19:30 to 20:00.
Good to know
How long is the day?
Around thirteen to fourteen hours from Dublin. Leaving at seven gets you to the Causeway before the busiest part of the day.
Is the Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge always open?
Crossing depends on the weather. If the bridge is closed on the day, we'll spend the time elsewhere along the coast.
Can we see more of Belfast?
Of course. Let us know and we'll give the city a longer slot, on the way north or on the way home.
