Dunluce Castle is an iconic medieval ruin located on the rugged north coast of Northern Ireland, perched dramatically atop basalt columns jutting into the sea. The castle was built in the 1500s by Richard Óg MacDonnell, chief of the Clan MacDonnell, and has been in ruins since 1690. It's an awe-inspiring place to visit with dramatic views of the sea below, stunning architecture and a rich history steeped in myth and legend. When you arrive at Dunluce Castle you will be blown away by its picturesque setting. From here you can look out over endless rolling green fields and deep blue seas stretching off into the distance. Be sure to bring your camera - this is one spot where pictures just don't do justice! You'll also want to explore some of the ruined chambers inside the castle which are home to bats, owls and other wildlife. A visit to Dunluce Castle is an incredible experience that's bound to leave lasting memories in anyone who visits! Travel to location is 2 hours 15 mins approx

The Giants Causeway is a breathtakingly beautiful natural landmark located in Northern Ireland. With over 40,000 hexagonal shaped rocks and dramatic cliff formations, it is truly one of the most unique landscapes on Earth. When visiting Northern Ireland, the Giants Causeway is a must-see destination. Once there, you can spend as much time as you like admiring the many rocks that make up this iconic site. One of the best things to do at the Giants Causeway is to hike around the cliffs and get some incredible views of the ocean below. You can even climb up on some of the giant rocks for some spectacular photo opportunities!Be sure to wrap up warm and wear proper water gear as temperatures can still be quite cold even during summer months here in Northern Ireland. Don't forget to bring along your camera so you don't miss out on capturing all those special memories while you're there! Travel to location is 15 mins approx Admission price is Adult: £13.00, Child: £6.50

Welcome to Carrick-a-Rede Ropebridge in Northern Ireland! Located near the Giant's Causeway, this rope bridge has been a popular tourist attraction for over 350 years. Whether you are looking for a unique experience or some incredible views, this is the perfect spot to explore. When you arrive, the first thing you will want to do is take the scenic pathway down to the bridge. The route offers stunning views of the coastline and is especially impressive when taken during sunrise or sunset. After taking in these beautiful views, it’s time to tackle the challenge of crossing the rope bridge itself. Although it may seem daunting at first, there are experienced guides available to help guide you safely across. Whether you are looking for a unique experience or just a chance to explore one of Ireland’s most iconic sites, visiting Carrick-a-Rede Ropebridge is a must for any traveller in Northern Ireland! Travel to location is 15 mins approx Admission Price to be Confirmed

The Dark Hedges is a breathtakingly beautiful avenue of beech trees in Northern Ireland. It has become famous around the world due to its prominent feature as a filming location in the HBO series Game of Thrones. If you are looking for an unforgettable experience and have always dreamed of seeing the legendary Kingsroad, then this is definitely the place for you! When you arrive at The Dark Hedges, you will immediately feel like you have stepped into another world. This remarkable tree-lined road is framed by beautiful bowing branches, giving it a unique and picturesque atmosphere. Even if you haven't seen the show before, it's easy to see why this spot was chosen to represent such a legendary location from the books. Whether or not you are familiar with Game of Thrones, visiting The Dark Hedges should be on everyone's travel list when exploring Northern Ireland! Travel to location is 15 mins approx

Explore one of the world’s most iconic historical events. Located in the heart of Belfast, The Titanic Exhibition offers visitors a unique opportunity to step into history. Check out the historical documents that tell the storey of the Titanic. From its conception to its tragic sinking, you will gain insight into the circumstances surrounding this disaster. Learn about the White Star Line, its founders and employees, and the construction of what was known as “the ship of dreams.” For an immersive look at life aboard Titanic during her maiden voyage, make sure to stop by the Second Class Cabin Exhibit. Through re-creations of passengers' quarters and furnishings, this area allows visitors to gain an understanding of what life was like on board before disaster struck. Travel to location is 1 hour approx. Return journey to Dublin 2 hours approx Admission Price: £21.50 Adult, £10 Child