We have decided to do a live blog on one of our Ireland tours as it happens...
Had fantastic clients in Belfast today who were interested in the Titanic...
The Lagan Lookout near the Custom House is a good position from which to view the world's second - and third-largest cranes, Goliath and Samson, across the river in East Belfast's Harland & Wolff shipyard. This is the city's proudest international asset: the ill-fated Titanic...
At Ireland Luxury Tours we offer a corporate concierge service for individuals and groups of all sizes. We organise hotels , entertainment , and transport all over Ireland. Our Belfast tours and Ireland tours can include team building events and general corporate hospitality. In the past we have...
Cobh is a unique Irish port town. You may visit on a cruise ship (it is a major stopping point for cruise ships) , or on general Ireland tours. Cobh was the most important port of emigration in the country. Right up to the 1960's it was...
If in Ireland , then consider this option for Belfast tours. The Belfast Titanic Maritime Festival offers a weekend of fun and activity for all ages. The festival will be held from Friday 24th June 2011 to Sunday 26th June 2011 at Queens Quay and Abercorn Basin. There will...
If you are on any tours of Ireland in March 2011 , and find yourself in Belfast , there is plenty to see and do...
A unique dining experience for visitors. Accessible on Belfast tours and tours of Ireland. Rayanne House famed for its exceptional cuisine has launched its new “Titanic Menu”. A recreation of the final meal served on the most famous ship in the world. The 9 course Menu has generated...
If you intend to visit Belfast on any tours of Ireland there are a few things which should not be missed. Queens University of Belfast is one of the leading universities in the UK if not the world. It is also one of the oldest established...
On our tours of Belfast we advise a call at the Titanic Dry Dock. When you look into this vast chasm it gives you a real feel of the scale of the Titanic. Bearing in mind it was 1902 in Belfast shipyard , it is truly...