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If you are visiting the wonderful and historic city of Belfast then think of going beyond the city limits. Our private day tours allow for sight-seeing , activities like golf and horse riding , and so much more. Some of our most popular Belfast tours extend to…. THE GIANTS CAUSEWAY DUNLUCE CASTLE BUSHMILLS DISTILLERY FERMANAGH AND DEVENISH ISLAND MARBLE ARCH CAVES THE MOUNTAINS [...]

TRULY A MUST SEE HIDDEN GEM !!!!! One of the best castle ruins in Ireland is Dunluce Castle , which broods over the cliffs of the Antrim coastline near Portrush and the Giants Causeway. This romantic structure saw turbulent times following its completion around 1300. It was from here that the MacDonnells ruled their part of northern Ulster until [...]

If you are on a cruise ship in Belfast…..or at a local hotel…..Check out our great Belfast tours and beyond. They range between 5 hours and 8 hours and cover the North Coast , Giants Causeway , Dunluce Castle , Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge , Mountains of Mourne , Fermanagh , Devenish Island , Ards peninsula , [...]

The castle as we see it today dates largely from the 16th and 17th centuries.  It is possible that everything that survives was built by the MacDonnells, but we like to think that at least the outer walls with the two round towers date back to the MacQuillans who controlled the Route and the north [...]

Fri 14th May travel 4 hours directly to Ballynahinch Castle……should arrive around 1.00 p.m…you will be tired and if we get there you can all chill out and relax You can eat lunch and dinner there…the food is magnificent  http://www.ballynahinch-castle.com/pub-dinner-menu   Sat 15th May travel into Galway and enjoy the sights Lunch at Quays Pub http://www.galwaycitypubguide.com/all-pubs/the-quays.html You will still be [...]

Near the Giants Causeway and Dunluce Castle lies a real hidden gem….see it with Ireland Luxury Tours whether you are on a Belfast tour  , even off a cruise ship , or on an extensive tour of Ireland…… Mount Sandel lies on a high bluff overlooking the River Bann, and it is the remains of a small [...]