Tour Itinerary
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ITINERARY
Day 1: Dublin to Belfast
Leave Dublin's Paddy Palace at 8am and begin your adventures at Drogheda where youll see the preserved head of St. Oliver Plunkett (executed 1681) in St. Peters Cathedral. Cross the border at South Armagh. A fascinating evening in Belfast awaits. We strongly recommend the world famous Black Taxi tour (optional) to view the Peace wall and political murals.
Day 2: Belfast to Historic Derry
A glorious touring day! Cruise the Beautiful North Coast. You'll see the Carrick-a-rede rope bridge (seasonal, consider crossing at your own risk for a small optional charitable donation to the National Trust, the registered UK charity that maintains the Bridge), walk the Giants Causeway and take fantastic photos of Dunluce Castle. Overnight in Historic Derry.
Day 3: Derry to Dublin
Begin today with an excellent in-depth walking tour of Derry's walls (1601) and the well known Bogside district. We'll take in the town of Omagh, a symbol of hope and reconciliation, as we make our way through central Ulster to Armagh (Irelands ecclesiastical capital). Photo stop at Slane Castle, spiritual home of U2. Arriving back in Dublin by around 6pm.
Fogra/Please note: We reserve the right to amend our intineraries without notice in the interests of your enjoyment, safety and/or in extreme circumstances such national strikes, emergencies, days of national mourning, civil unrest (higly unlikely) etc. Itinerary amendments are extremely rare. Please remember we are proud young Irish patriots, we are determined to ensure you love our Motherland as much as we do. Le Meas/With respect
Tour Highlights:
:: 100% Irish professional Tour Guide
:: All Accomodation
:: All Entrance Fees
:: All Breakfasts
:: Slane Castle: Rock concerts
:: Battle of the Boyne Battlefields (1690)
:: The preserved head of St. Oliver Plunkett (1681)
:: Belfast Cab Tour (optional)
:: The green Glens of Antrim
:: Giants Causeway
:: Dunluce Castle photostop: McDonnell fortress
:: Traditional music night in Historic Derry
:: Thrilling Rope Bridge (seasonal)
:: Historic Walking Tour of Derry’s walls (1613)
:: Bloody Sunday Murals