Dublin’s Most Affordable Giants Causeway Tour — Includes Belfast Walking Tour!

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TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

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Budget Friendly

The cheapest way to see the Giant’s Causeway on a full-day tour from Dublin

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Belfast City Walking Tour

Explore Belfast’s rich history and culture with an expert local guide.

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Dunluce Castle Photo Stop

Snap photos of Dunluce Castle perched dramatically on the cliff, famously featured in Game of Thrones.

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Bushmills Village

Visit Bushmills, renowned for its historic whiskey distillery and charming village atmosphere.

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Giant's Causeway

2.5 hours to walk and explore the UNESCO World Heritage basalt columns and coastal landscape. Lunch options available

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Antrim Coast Scenery

Travel one of the most scenic coastal roads in the world, with stunning views of cliffs, bays, and rural Northern Ireland.

TOUR OVERVIEW

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Itinerary

The cheapest way to experience Northern Ireland from Dublin, this budget-friendly tour takes you to some of the region’s most iconic landmarks. After departing Dublin, enjoy a guided walking tour of vibrant Belfast, followed by free time to explore the city at your leisure. Journey along the stunning Antrim Coast with a photo stop at the dramatic Dunluce Castle cliffs, famous from Game of Thrones. Pause in the charming whiskey village of Bushmills before arriving at the Giant’s Causeway — a UNESCO World Heritage site renowned for its striking basalt columns and ancient volcanic origins.

Dublin city centre pick up

7:15 AM at Dublin Bus Office, 59 O'Connell Street, Dublin 1, D01RX04

To ensure a smooth experience, please arrive at least 10 minutes before the scheduled time.

Belfast City (with walking tour)

Departing Dublin at 7:15 AM, your first major stop is Belfast, arriving around 9:15 AM. Here, you'll embark on a 70-minute guided walking tour led by a knowledgeable local guide. Discover Belfast’s rich industrial heritage, political history, and vibrant culture as you explore its iconic streets and landmarks. After the walking tour, enjoy some free time to further explore the city at your own pace before departing at 11:45 AM.

Dunluce Castle Photo Stop

Dunluce Castle

Around 1:00 PM, the tour pauses briefly at Dunluce Castle for a 5 to 10-minute photo stop. Perched dramatically on a cliff’s edge, this medieval ruin offers breathtaking views of the rugged coastline. Dunluce Castle is famous for its appearance in Game of Thrones as the ancestral seat of the House of Greyjoy, known as Pyke Castle in the series. Though the stop is short, it provides a fantastic opportunity to capture unforgettable photos of this iconic site before continuing your journey.

Bushmills Village

Next, a 30-minute stop in the charming village of Bushmills gives you time to enjoy a drink at the historic 1608 Bar, take a stroll, or visit the Bushmills Gift Shop. The perfect opportunity for a glimpse into the village’s whiskey heritage and local charm.

Giant's Causeway

At 1:50 PM, arrive at the iconic Giant’s Causeway, a UNESCO World Heritage Site famed for its unique hexagonal basalt columns formed by ancient volcanic activity. You’ll have 2.5 hours to explore this breathtaking natural wonder at your own pace, taking in the dramatic coastline, walking the trails, and capturing unforgettable photos.

Lunch options are available nearby at The Nook pub, where you can enjoy a meal or refreshments (optional, not included). This generous stop gives you ample time to fully experience the Causeway’s stunning scenery and rich mythology.

The tour departs the Giant’s Causeway at 4:20 PM, beginning the return journey to Dublin with a 15-minute rest stop at Castlebellingham Service Station to stretch your legs before arriving back in the city.

Dublin City Centre (Arrival)

8 PM on D'Olier Street, Dublin 2, D02 TK28. This is right in front of Temple Bar, with plenty of public transport options nearby. Times may vary due to weather, traffic, or other delays throughout the day.

Tour Information
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Pricing

Adults & Students: €55

We apologise, but this tour is not suitable for children under the age of 3

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Availability

This tour runs six days a week, excluding Wednesdays. Also not operating March 17th and December 24th, 25th, and 26th.

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Duration

Approximately 12-13 hours total.

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Itinerary

Please note: All times listed below in the itinerary are approximate and may vary on the day due to unforeseen circumstances such as traffic, weather, or road conditions. However, we will always ensure that the time allocated at key attractions such as Belfast and Giant's Causeway remains unaffected and is not shortened.

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Schedule Adjustment

Important note re Schedule Adjustment on Mondays, Thursdays & Fridays:
On these days, the itinerary is reversed. You will visit Dunluce Castle, Bushmills, and the Giant’s Causeway first, arriving in Belfast around 3:00 PM. The guided walking tour starts at 3:15 PM, followed by departure from Belfast at 5:15 PM before heading back to Dublin. 

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Pick-Up and Arrival

The tour pick up and arrival points are in Dublin city centre. Details in the itinerary

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What's Included

Transport, guides and all admissions, including Cliffs of Moher Visitor Centre.
We are the only operator to employ a separate driver and guide on all tours.

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Not Included

Meals are not included, but you’ll have plenty of chances to enjoy delicious traditional cuisine during stops.

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The Vehicle

Luxury air conditioned coaches with on board WiFi. UBS chargers are available for use on most coaches. We do not have any bathrooms on board (comfort breaks are included in the schedule). Smoking is not allowed on board.

Why Choose this Tour
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Reviewed the number 1 tour company in Ireland every year between 2014 and 2024 with multi-year awards every year across Europe and rest of the world. Most recently reviewed as the best tour company in Northern Europe 2023.

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We guarantee the maximum time at featured attractions. For example, 2.5 hours in Belfast and 2.5 hours at the Giant’s Causeway.

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We do not accept 'soft commission', meaning no time-wasting or low-interest stops for our customers.

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Comfort breaks are built into the itinerary of the day.

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Wild Rover Tours has the newest fleet of vehicles with unlimited 4G wifi on board.

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We guarantee you the very best of customer service at all times. Once our customer you are always our valued customer.

FAQ

Everything you need to know before joining our Northern Ireland Treasures Tour. Full, detailed itineraries are available on the individual tour page on our website.

This tour includes a guided Belfast Walking Tour with a local guide, a photo stop at Dunluce Castle, a short visit to Bushmills village (30 min), and free time at the Giant’s Causeway, one of Ireland’s most iconic UNESCO World Heritage sites.

The tour departs at 7:15 AM from the Dublin Bus Office, 59 O’Connell Street, D01 RX04, Dublin 1. Please remember to get to the meeting point at least 10 minutes early. This tour currently operates six days a week, with no departures on Wednesdays.

During your 70-minute guided walking tour of central Belfast, led by a professional local guide, you’ll explore the city’s landmarks, learn about its history and culture, and hear fascinating stories from a local perspective. After the walking tour, you’ll have around 70 minutes of free time to explore Belfast city centre, visit cafés, or do some shopping before continuing your journey.

On this tour, we don’t enter Dunluce Castle, but we do include a short photo stop to enjoy its dramatic coastal views and capture some great pictures.

If you’d like to visit inside the castle, this is included on our other Northern Ireland tour.

No, we don’t visit the distillery on this tour. Instead, we stop in the village of Bushmills for about 30 minutes of free time. It’s a lovely spot to grab a coffee, browse the distillery gift shops, or take some photos before continuing on to the Giant’s Causeway.

You’ll have around 2.5 hours of free time at the Giant’s Causeway. You can take the shuttle bus down to the stones (small extra charge, paid locally) or walk along one of the scenic hiking trails for incredible coastal views. There’s also a traditional pub nearby where many guests choose to have lunch or a coffee before rejoining the coach.

Meals are not included, but there are several café and restaurant options along the way, including a pub near the Giant’s Causeway where you can enjoy lunch or coffee. You’re also welcome to bring your own packed lunch.

This tour operates as a round trip from Dublin, but in some cases, pickup or drop-off in Belfast may be possible on request. Please email our office in advance at info@wildrovertours.com to check availability.

Card payments are widely accepted across Northern Ireland, including at attractions, cafés, and shops, so you shouldn’t have any issues paying by card. However, we do recommend carrying a small amount of pounds sterling (GBP) in cash for smaller purchases, just in case a card terminal is temporarily unavailable.

The island of Ireland is an open, free-travel zone. There are no immigration or passport controls on the border with the North of Ireland, in keeping with the law as enforced through the Good Friday Agreement of 1998. For further information on UK border control, click here.

Yes. Please note that the itinerary is adjusted on Mondays, Thursdays, and Fridays.
On these days, the tour will visit Dunluce Castle, Bushmills, and the Giant’s Causeway first.
You’ll arrive in Belfast at around 3:00 PM, with the walking tour starting at 3:15 PM, followed by departure from Belfast at 5:15 PM.

The return time to Dublin is approximately 8 PM, depending on traffic and weather conditions. Drop-off at the end of the tour is on D’Olier Street, close to Trinity College and central transport connections.

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