Dublin to Belfast Titanic Experience, Dunluce Castle & Giant's Causeway Full-Day Tour
by Wild Rover Tours
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The highlight of this full-day trip from Dublin is the two-hour visit to the Titanic Belfast exhibition, which covers the ship’s construction, launch, sinking, and legacy through nine interactive galleries. After the Titanic Experience, the tour follows the Antrim Coastal route by bus with a guide pointing out the scenery. The next stop is Dunluce Castle, where admission is included and visitors have 30 minutes to explore the historic castle ruins perched on cliffs overlooking the North Atlantic. The final major stop is the Giant’s Causeway, where guests have two hours to walk among the 40,000 basalt columns formed by volcanic activity 60 million years ago. Various trails lead to landmarks like the Giant’s Boot, Wishing Chair, and Camel rock formation. There are lunch options available at the Giant’s Causeway. The return trip to Dublin takes about three and a half hours with a rest stop at Castlebellingham. The tour includes a professional guide, entrance fees to Dunluce Castle and Titanic Belfast, and air-conditioned transport. Food, drinks, and onboard restrooms are not included.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Dublin
Departure points are at 7 AM from The Starbucks Cafe on 1 College Green and at 7:05 AM from Dublin Bus Office, 59 O’Connell Street, Dublin 1. Guests should arrive at least 10 minutes early as late arrivals cannot be accommodated.
10 min
Titanic Belfast
Spend two hours at Titanic Belfast, a 12,000 square metre visitor centre with nine interpretive and interactive galleries. Exhibits cover the city of Belfast during Titanic’s construction, a ride around a replica rudder, the ship’s launch in 1911, its fit-out period, the maiden voyage, the sinking in 1912, the aftermath, myths and legends, and the wreck’s rediscovery.
120 min
Antrim Coast Road
Travel along the scenic Antrim Coast Road passing through Bushmills and Ballycastle before heading inland toward Ballymena. The guide provides commentary on the coastal scenery during this portion of the trip.
Dunluce Castle
Visit Dunluce Castle for 30 minutes. This historic castle dates back over 500 years and sits on cliffs above the North Atlantic. Admission is included. On clear days, views extend to the coast of Scotland. The site attracts photographers and birdwatchers.
30 min
Giant's Causeway
Arrive at the Giant's Causeway at 2.30pm with lunch options available. The site was formed 60 million years ago by volcanic eruptions that created 40,000 interlocking basalt columns. Visitors can follow trails to the Giant's Boot, which is just over 2 metres long, the Wishing Chair, a natural seat made of basalt columns, and the Camel, a basaltic dyke formed by lava pushing through rock layers. The Clifftop Trail offers views of the Causeway and the north coast of Ireland toward Scotland. A free train runs between the visitor centre and the coast.
120 min
Castlebellingham
A short rest stop during the return trip to Dublin.
15 min
Dublin
The tour ends at D'Olier Street in Dublin City Centre at around 8 PM, near Temple Bar, Trinity College, and O'Connell Bridge.
5 min
Meeting point
Dublin Bus Office, 59 O’Connell Street Upper (north city) Dublin 1 @ 7.05 AM. Please be outside either pick up location listed at least 10 minutes prior to departure. Grey coach with silver dog as logo.
End point
Drop off is on D'Olier Street, near O'Connell Bridge. Your guide will be able to advise of directions. Typically the return time is at 8.00 PM
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Dublin to Belfast Titanic Experience, Dunluce Castle & Giant's Causeway Full-Day Tour
by Wild Rover Tours
Choose from 1 available option
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€170Overview
The highlight of this full-day trip from Dublin is the two-hour visit to the Titanic Belfast exhibition, which covers the ship’s construction, launch, sinking, and legacy through nine interactive galleries. After the Titanic Experience, the tour follows the Antrim Coastal route by bus with a guide pointing out the scenery. The next stop is Dunluce Castle, where admission is included and visitors have 30 minutes to explore the historic castle ruins perched on cliffs overlooking the North Atlantic. The final major stop is the Giant’s Causeway, where guests have two hours to walk among the 40,000 basalt columns formed by volcanic activity 60 million years ago. Various trails lead to landmarks like the Giant’s Boot, Wishing Chair, and Camel rock formation. There are lunch options available at the Giant’s Causeway. The return trip to Dublin takes about three and a half hours with a rest stop at Castlebellingham. The tour includes a professional guide, entrance fees to Dunluce Castle and Titanic Belfast, and air-conditioned transport. Food, drinks, and onboard restrooms are not included.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Dublin
Departure points are at 7 AM from The Starbucks Cafe on 1 College Green and at 7:05 AM from Dublin Bus Office, 59 O’Connell Street, Dublin 1. Guests should arrive at least 10 minutes early as late arrivals cannot be accommodated.
10 min
Titanic Belfast
Spend two hours at Titanic Belfast, a 12,000 square metre visitor centre with nine interpretive and interactive galleries. Exhibits cover the city of Belfast during Titanic’s construction, a ride around a replica rudder, the ship’s launch in 1911, its fit-out period, the maiden voyage, the sinking in 1912, the aftermath, myths and legends, and the wreck’s rediscovery.
120 min
Antrim Coast Road
Travel along the scenic Antrim Coast Road passing through Bushmills and Ballycastle before heading inland toward Ballymena. The guide provides commentary on the coastal scenery during this portion of the trip.
Dunluce Castle
Visit Dunluce Castle for 30 minutes. This historic castle dates back over 500 years and sits on cliffs above the North Atlantic. Admission is included. On clear days, views extend to the coast of Scotland. The site attracts photographers and birdwatchers.
30 min
Giant's Causeway
Arrive at the Giant's Causeway at 2.30pm with lunch options available. The site was formed 60 million years ago by volcanic eruptions that created 40,000 interlocking basalt columns. Visitors can follow trails to the Giant's Boot, which is just over 2 metres long, the Wishing Chair, a natural seat made of basalt columns, and the Camel, a basaltic dyke formed by lava pushing through rock layers. The Clifftop Trail offers views of the Causeway and the north coast of Ireland toward Scotland. A free train runs between the visitor centre and the coast.
120 min
Castlebellingham
A short rest stop during the return trip to Dublin.
15 min
Dublin
The tour ends at D'Olier Street in Dublin City Centre at around 8 PM, near Temple Bar, Trinity College, and O'Connell Bridge.
5 min
Meeting point
Dublin Bus Office, 59 O’Connell Street Upper (north city) Dublin 1 @ 7.05 AM. Please be outside either pick up location listed at least 10 minutes prior to departure. Grey coach with silver dog as logo.
End point
Drop off is on D'Olier Street, near O'Connell Bridge. Your guide will be able to advise of directions. Typically the return time is at 8.00 PM
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.