Belfast Combination Tour: Giant's Causeway Day Tour and Belfast City Tour 48-Hour Pass

Make your stay in Belfast one to remember with this great value combination tour consisting of two top tours: Giant's Causeway Day Tour for exploring the world famous UNESCO listed natural attraction and a 48-hour pass for Belfast City Tour, providing you with a comprehensive look at this special city.

The Giant's Causeway day tour is the PREMIUM tour that includes admission to Giant's Causeway Visitors Centre AND the fee to cross Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge.

Giant's Causeway Tour

Explore the world famous Antrim Coast and UNESCO listed Giants Causeway free from the crowds and the queues. Unlike any other operators this tour is delivered the opposite way travelling inland, straight to the Giant's Causeway site before most the other other tours arrive. Admission to Giant's Causeway Visitors Centre included in price which includes a walking tour or a multilingual self guided tour of Giant's Causeway.
** FROM 1st APRIL 2019 THE FEE TO CROSS CARRICK-A-REDE ROPE BRIDGE IS INCLUDED

The tour will depart in the morning from the centrally located tour office shop. The tour will travel directly to The Giant's Causeway, then visit Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, Bushmills Distillery, Dunluce Castle and Antrim Coast Road. Admission charges are not included to attractions. There will be a stop for lunch but the cost is not included in cost of tour. Hotel pick up is available on request.

Belfast City Tour

This Belfast Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour provides you with a comprehensive look at this special city and allows you to explore every area and district of this unique place. The tour operates seven days per week and tickets are valid for 48 hours. If you do not hop on and off the tour lasts approximately 1 hour 30 minutes.

There are 20 stops to hop off and discover the city stopping at all major attractions including Titanic Belfast (discounts available), Crumlin Road Jail (discounts available), HMS Caroline (discounts available), Queens University, Botanic Gardens and the political wall murals.