Belfast and Giant's Causeway

duration: 12 hours
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meeting_point: 7:30 Hotel Gresham O'Connell St.
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pricing: Adults - 89€
Students - 84€
Retired people - 84€
Children - 52€
description: Discover the unique Giant's Causeway and the city of Belfast on the most comprehensive day tour of Northern Ireland.
what_is_included: · Spanish-speaking bus

· Dunluce Castle photo stop

· 1.5 hours of free time at La Costa de la Calzada del Gigante

· Panoramic bus tour of Belfast with photo stops

· 1.5 hours of free time in Belfast
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itinerary: We left Dublin to County Antrim in the North of the island, stopping for breakfast on the way before crossing to the British side

1- GIANT'S CAUSEWAY:
First we will visit the coast known as the Giant's Causeway, listed as a UNESCO natural heritage site.

Here we will have an hour and a half of free time to walk and admire the different prismatic shapes of basalt rocks formed 60 million years ago.

This landscape gave rise to local legends related to the mythological figure of the giant Finn McCool.

Part of the Spanish Invincible Armada ran aground on this coast in 1588 and on clear days you can see Scotland.

2 - BELFAST:
At noon we will head to the city of Belfast where we will take a panoramic bus tour to learn about its shady political past, the development and implementation of peace, up to its current situation as we pass through all the emblematic places: the Town Hall, the Titanic neighborhood, Prince Albert's leaning clock tower, the peace wall, the political murals of the Catholic and Protestant proletarian neighborhoods

After the panoramic view, there will be an hour and a half of free time in the city center to eat freely before returning to Dublin.
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faqs: · This tour lasts approximately 12 hours

· The tour departs on time both from Dublin and from successive stops.

· The longest bus ride is 2 hours 15 minutes.

· This tour does not include the “Carrick-a-Rede” Rope Bridge, which you can see on the 2-day Northern Ireland tour. There are other English companies that will take you in one day to see the Bridge and the Causeway, but without seeing Belfast. The Bridge is closed most of the winter.

· In Northern Ireland, the British pound is used because it belongs to Great Britain, so we recommend paying by credit card so you don't have to change money.

· The guide will tell you where you can eat by paying with euros.

· A passport is not required to cross the border from the Republic of Ireland into Northern Ireland.

· Make sure you bring comfortable shoes and waterproof clothing.

· If you use a wheelchair, ask us about availability on the bus.

· We are closed on January 1, March 17, December 25 and 26.