17 Aug Some highlights of Northern Ireland
1. GIANTS CAUSEWAY The Norths best known tourist attraction...
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13 Aug Sample itinerary of tour of Ireland and Scotland
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This year we have had several requests at Ireland Luxury Tours to combine Ireland tours with tours of Scotland. The itinerary below is a sample of the tours we can arrange of Ireland and Scotland. SUN 26TH : Arrive in Dublin and transfer to TRINTY CAPITAL HOTEL...
28 Jul County Antrim
Maritime county in the extreme northeast, in the province of Ulster, one of the six counties of Northern Ireland. The county has an area of 1,092 square miles and a population of 562,216. Only twenty miles across the Irish Sea from Scotland at its closest ...
27 Apr Day tours out of Belfast
If you are on a cruise ship in Belfast...
07 Apr The legend of Finn McCool
The legend tells us that the Irish Giant Finn McCool had a rival - a Scottish giant named Benandonner. Fin McCool decided to build a causeway to Scotland so that he could challenge his adversary in battle. When the work was completed, the causeway stretched...
03 Mar An example of one of our itineraries…..A tour of Ireland
Fri 14th May travel 4 hours directly to Ballynahinch Castle...
28 Jan Mount Sandel , Coleraine
Near the Giants Causeway and Dunluce Castle lies a real hidden gem...
14 Jan Day Tours of the North Coast….out of Belfast
If you want to see the North coast out of a base , like Belfast for example , our tours are very different. Ireland Luxury Tours like to drive the coast road through Carrickfergus to Larne. Then on to Carnlough and a coffee stop at the Londonderry...
12 Jan Giants Causeway ….the geology and the mythology…
Dont miss this Causeway as it was formed 60 Million years ago as a result of volcanic eruptions and is a must see attraction on any Ireland tours !!!! The lava cooled and hardened, it formed layers of basalt rock to become the Giant’s Causeway. You...
10 Jan Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge
This is a rope suspension bridge near Ballintoy , on the North coast. The bridge links the mainland to the tiny Carrick Island. The site is owned and maintained by the National Trust , spans twenty metres , and is thirty metres above the rocks below. The bridge is...