Northern Ireland

The part of the UK in the northeast of the island of Ireland, known for its dramatic coast, including the Giant's Causeway, and the urban culture of Belfast.

Northern Ireland lies in the northeast of the island of Ireland, with Belfast as its capital. The Antrim coast in the north has the World Heritage Giant's Causeway, made up of thousands of hexagonal basalt columns, and the coastal road links attractions such as the Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge and Dunluce Castle. Belfast has the Titanic Museum and street murals reflecting recent history. The region has also been a filming location for many film and TV productions. Summer (June to August) has the most pleasant weather. Belfast has two airports, and you can also arrive by bus or train from Dublin, or by ferry from Great Britain.

Destinations

• Belfast & Causeway Coast
• Derry~Londonderry
• Enniskillen & Fermanagh Lakelands

Itineraries

• Northern Ireland Grand Loop – A road trip starting from Belfast to loop through the North Coast, Derry, the Fermanagh Lakelands, and the Mourne Mount…
• Causeway Coastal Route: Belfast to Derry – A one-way road trip along the north coast, connecting glens, cliffs, the Giant's Causeway, and the historic city of Der…
• Belfast & North Coast by Train and Bus – Skip the driving and travel from Belfast to Derry using trains and coastal buses.
• Northern Ireland & Northwest Loop – Head north from Dublin to Belfast and the Giant's Causeway, then loop back to Galway via Donegal and Mayo.
• Ultimate Wild Atlantic Way – Drive the entire west coast from north to south, from Donegal to Kinsale, taking in sea cliffs, islands, and peninsulas.
• Fermanagh Lakelands & Stairway to Heaven – Based in Enniskillen, explore island ruins, underground caves, and mountain boardwalks.