Lynott Tours Inc BELFAST TOURS TO NORTHERN IRELAND
 The northernmost reaches of Ireland hold
special appeal. Belfast will surprise you! Belfast is a Victorian city. The
ill-fated Titanic was built here. The DeLorean was built in Northern Ireland,
too. The Giant's Causeway, one of the wonders of the world, is on the north
coast. St. Patrick is buried in the North. The most intact walled city in
Europe is here, too - Derry. At every corner, you'll find something special in
your tour of Northern Ireland.
Northern Ireland Day Trip from Dublin: 
One Day Tour The Giant's Causeway Glens of Antrim and Wild Atlantic Coast Tour
A fascinating day out to the famed Antrim coast with its spectacular seascapes taking in the Giant's Causeway, and Dunluce Castle. Rail travel Dublin - Belfast - Dublin by "Enterprise Express" (all admissions, transfers /tours included) ITINERARY Check in Dublin Connolly station 07:15 (Gate for Platform 4) for Enterprise Service (light breakfast available). At Belfast we join our tour and head to the famous Antrim Coast Road crossing the lovely Glens of Antrim en route to Ballycastle and the Carrick-a-rede rope bridge (April - September only). Glimpse the Scottish coast on a clear day. We continue to the stunning Giant's Causeway next, seeing Dunluce Castle (photo stop only). . We return to Belfast and our train to Dublin arriving at Connolly station at 20:15 (8.15pm). Please note Sterling (British) Currency is required in Northern Ireland Operates daily (Mon - Sat) In Jan,Feb,Nov,Dec we depart on Saturdays only |
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Excursions BelfastLet us drive you. No one can make the region come to life better than our local Irish chauffeur. Customized travel in style with our qualified driver/guides in a chauffeur driven car or minibus. They can take you off the main route to experience the real life of the area, and introduce you to the places you would miss when you travel on your own. Belfast By private car or coach.  Belfast
Full Day: Panoramic Tour of Belfast including the Ulster Transport
Museum, Botanic Garden, the Murals and Crown Liquor Saloon. The Transport
Museum displays Ireland's largest and most comprehensive transport collection,
from horse-drawn carts to Irish built motor cars, and from the mighty steam
locomotives that graced our railways to the history of ship and aircraft
building. The Royal Belfast Botanic Garden houses the Palm House, one of the
earliest examples of a curvilinear and cast iron glasshouse. Visit the Loyalist
and Republican wall murals and see street art. With peace and stability now
almost normal, the murals are becoming historic markers. The Crown Liquor
Saloon is one of the world's most famous surviving Victorian pubs, now owned by
the National Trust. OVERVIEW OF BELFAST /BUSHMILLS
BEAUTY/GIANTS CAUSEWAY Drive around Belfast viewing the the Murals,
City Hall , Grand Opera House, Queens University, Albert Memorial Clock, and a
brief stop at the Titanic Dry Dock. Travel along part of the beautiful coastal
road and take in the stunning views. Visit WHITE PARK BAY and the historic
BUSHMILLS DISTILLERY which has been making whiskey since 1608 (and of course
try a little dram). Then on to the GIANTS CAUSEWAY to view the remarkable rock
formations. The lunar landscape of the Giant's Causeway is a World Heritage
Site-the basalt columns packed tightly together have made the Giant's Causeway
the subject of numerous legends. Altogether there are 40,000 of these hexagonal
stone columns and the tallest are about 40 feet high. Legend claims that Finn
McCool-a lovelorn Irish giant-built the causeway to reach his ladylove in
Scotland. Admission charges included. Approx time 6 - 7 hours.   OVERVIEW OF BELFAST /DUNLUCE DELIGHTS/CARRICK A REDE/GIANTS
CAUSEWAY Travel along part of the beautiful coastal road and take in the
stunning views. Visit Dunluce Castle on its stunning cliff top location, one of
the most extensive ruins of a medieval castle in Northern Ireland. Then on to
Carrick-A-Rede Rope Bridge and cross it if you are brave enough! It is thought
salmon fishermen have been erecting bridges to the island for over 350 years.
The area is exceptional in natural beauty with stunning views of Rathlin Island
and Scotland. Finish with a visit to the world heritage site the Giants
Causeway to view the remarkable rock formations. Drive around Belfast viewing
the Murals, City Hall , Grand Opera House, Queens University, Albert Memorial
Clock, and a brief stop at the Titanic Dry Dock.. Full day  ARDS PENINSULA/ST PATRICK Did you know that St.
Patrick is buried in Northern Ireland? Travel the beautiful ARDS PENINSULA on
Ireland's northeast coast, along the banks of STRANGFORD LOUGH and visit SCRABO
TOWER. A number of charming towns and villages are located on the peninsula.
Then see the beautiful MOUNT STEWART HOUSE AND GARDENS, ¦former home to a
fascinating array of political leaders and society figures, and known for its
fountains and sunken garden parterres. Take the FERRY across STRANGFORD LOUGH
and pass through DOWNPATRICK the birth place of SAINT PATRICK. Saint Patrick
was reputedly buried here in 461 on Cathedral Hill, within the grounds of Down
Cathedral. The Saint Patrick Visitor Centre in Downpatrick tells the story of
St. Patrick. Admission charge for Mount Stewart and Ferry fare included. Approx
time 6 - 7 hours. NORTHERN IRELAND PRIVATE GUIDED TOURS- PER PERSON USD
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