Duration: 2 days 1 night
meeting_point: 8:00 at the door of Hotel Gresham O’Connel St., 23 O’Connell Street Upper, Dublin
group_size: Maximum 15 people
pricing: – Person in double room hotel 3 (room only) 299€
– Person in double or twin room hotel 4 (breakfast + dinner) 399€
– Person in single room hotel 3 (room only) 369€
– Person in single room hotel 4 (breakfast + dinner) 499€
description: ## Accommodation: hotel for 3 or 4.

Itinerary:

Saturday: Belfast and Derry
Sunday: Antrim Coast

Description

Get ready for a fabulous two-day getaway where you’ll get to know the best of Northern Ireland, from its famous Giant’s Causeway to its bustling and interesting history. All accompanied by spectacular natural landscapes and the cosmopolitan life of Belfast.

Saturday: Belfast and Derry

Departure: Door of the Riu Plaza Gresham hotel (Dublin) 8:00 a.m.

You will take a panoramic tour with our bus in the city of Belfast. The guide will tell in Spanish the turbulent history of Northern Ireland, interesting details of political conflicts and their resolution thanks to the peace treaty.
You will pass by emblematic places such as the Town Hall, the Titanic neighborhood, Prince Albert’s leaning clock tower, the Peace Wall and the political murals of the Catholic and Protestant proletarian neighborhoods.
We will stop at different points to take pictures.
At noon there will be 1.5 hours of free time to eat and/or explore the city. We recommend having a pint at the Crown, the only pub in the British Isles that has been declared a national monument, and visiting the colorful St. George’s market.
Optionally, you can use the time to visit the Titanic Museum.
In the afternoon, you’ll walk with a Spanish-speaking guide to the small walled city of Derry, or Londonderry as the Protestants prefer to call it.
Here, the conflicts of the famous “Bloody Sunday” took place, immortalized with the U2 song“BloodySunday”.

Finally, you’ll stay in Derry at the 3-star Quay8 hotel or 4-star Maldron Hotel (depending on your choice).

Sunday: Antrim Coast

You’ll travel along the coast of Antrim where part of the Spanish Invincible Armada ran aground in 1588. On clear days you can see Scotland.
You’ll stop to walk and photograph the avenue of ancient trees known as “The Dark Hedges” immortalized in the Game of Thrones series.
Then we’ll stop for a photo stop at Dunluce Castle to continue to the Carrick a Rede suspension bridge, which you’ll cross to enjoy the views out to sea.
Next, you’ll head out to explore the Giant’s Causeway, declared a UNESCO Natural Heritage Site.
Here you will have an hour and a half of free time to admire the different prismatic shapes of basaltic rocks formed 60 million years ago. Entry to the visitor center will also be included.
This landscape gave rise to local legends, related to the mythological figure of the giant FinnMcCool.

Return to Dublin at approximately 7:30 p.m.
LAST NIGHT ACCOMMODATION NOT INCLUDED

Who is the tour for

• For those who want to know in detail the historic past of Northern Ireland
• For fans of the Game of Thrones series

Warnings and details

• The tour departs on time both from Dublin and from successive stops.
• The longest bus ride is 2.15 hours.
• Make sure you bring comfortable shoes and waterproof clothing.
• In the North of Ireland, the British pound is used, because it belongs to Great Britain, so they recommend
We allow you to pay by credit card so you don’t have to change money.
• Passport is not required when crossing the border.
• Free sale up to 1 month before the departure date, then on request.
• If the minimum number of travelers has not been reached 1 month before departure, you will be given the option of taking the Dublin and Belfast tour at no additional cost, waiting a few more days to see if the minimum number is reached or making a refund.
• Flights are not included. You must buy the flight yourself by the company that you like the most and for the date of your choice.
what_is_included: – Spanish-speaking bus and guide
– Accommodation in a 3 or 4 star hotel in Derry
– Panoramic walking tour with a guide in Spanish in Derry
– Photo stop at Dunluce Castle
– Walk on the avenue of trees The Dark Hedges
– Entrance to the Carrick a Rede Suspension Bridge
– 1.5 hours of free time in the Giant’s Causeway National Park
– 1.5 hours of free time in Belfast