Belfast City, Bushmills Village & Giants Causeway Day Tour

Tour Itinerary

From 26 January 2026 onwards, this tour will no longer include a stop in Bushmills. Instead, we’ve added a stop at Dunluce Castle, one of the most dramatic landmarks on the Antrim Coast and a filming location for Game of Thrones. You’ll enjoy approximately 30 minutes at Dunluce Castle, with entrance included, offering spectacular coastal views and a richer historical experience.

To make the most of the day, the order of attractions may vary depending on traffic and local conditions. Rest assured, time spent at each stop will not be reduced.

07:15 – Depart from Dublin
Begin your journey to Belfast in comfort aboard a luxury coach. This direct route is free from stops to provide a smooth and relaxing ride.

09:15 – Explore Belfast (2.5 hours)
Arrive in Belfast for a 70-minute guided walking tour, led by a local expert. Starting from the iconic Belfast City Hall (restroom facilities available), your guide will take you through the city’s landmarks, lively markets, and hidden gems. After the tour, enjoy free time to discover Belfast’s vibrant streets and attractions at your own pace. Departure from Belfast around 11:45.

13:00 – Dunluce Castle Photo Stop (30 minutes, entrance included)
Next, head to the breathtaking Dunluce Castle, known for its appearance in Game of Thrones as the House Greyjoy location. Capture stunning photos of this dramatic cliffside ruin.

13:50 – Giant’s Causeway (2.5 hours)
The highlight of the day, the UNESCO-listed Giant’s Causeway, awaits. Enjoy nearly two and a half hours exploring this geological marvel, famous for its distinctive basalt columns. Free time to walk the causeway, absorb the stunning coastal views, and delve into the myths surrounding the site. Lunch is available at The Nook Pub (food and drinks not included in ticket price). Depart from the Causeway at 16:20.

Return to Dublin
On the way back, enjoy a short rest stop at Castlebellingham before arriving back in Dublin by 20:00 at D’Olier Street.

Why Choose This Tour?

Award-Winning Service:

Ranked as Ireland’s #1 tour operator for over 10 years (2013-2025) by TripAdvisor.

2023 TripAdvisor Travelers’ Choice Award for Northern Europe, placing in the top 20 activities, and the only tour company to receive this honor.

Ranked 2nd Best Day Trip for Cultural Experience by TripAdvisor in 2020.

Exclusive Guided Walking Tour:
Delve into Belfast’s history with insights from a knowledgeable local guide. Headsets are provided for an enhanced experience.

Game of Thrones Filming Locations:
Visit the filming site for House Greyjoy, one of the most iconic locations in Game of Thrones.

Explore Iconic Sites:
Enjoy plenty of free time to explore Belfast and the Giant’s Causeway—two must-see locations in one memorable day.

Luxurious Coach Travel:
Travel in comfort aboard a premium coach, featuring spacious seating, modern amenities, and a relaxing atmosphere.

Experienced Team:
Each tour is led by two expert staff members: a knowledgeable guide and a professional driver, ensuring an insightful and seamless journey.

Pickup Points

• ​​​​​​Meeting Location & Time; 7.15am Dublin Bus Head Office at 59 Upper O’Connell Street, D01RX04
• Please make sure you arrive to the meeting point at least 10 minutes before departure.
• Drop off Location: 8 PM on D’Olier Street, Dublin 2, D02 TK28. This is right in front of Temple Bar, with plenty of public transport options nearby. Times may vary due to weather, traffic, or other delays throughout the day.

Additional Information

• Tour Duration: 13 Hours (Approx)
• Fully Guided Day Tour (driver and guide on board)
• Includes Walking Tour in Belfast!
• Tour departs once a day only
• All attraction costs included in ticket price.
• Tour Does Not Operate on March 17th, Easter Sunday, 24-26 December
• Paper Voucher or Mobile Tickets Accepted

Please Note:

We apologise but tour is not suitable for children aged under 3 years of age.

Itinerary

• Belfast City
• Dunluce Castle
• Giant's Causeway Tour

Guides & Languages

This day tour to Northern Ireland is in English