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 arranged golf , Titanic tours , sports events , and even power boat days.

Why not contact us for details.

This week we have corporate groups in Dublin and Belfast.

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 an important point of departure for many Irish folk looking for a new life beyond Irelands shores.

It was the last port of call for the ill fated Titanic , and a final resting place for the victims of the Lusitania sinking. Two historical tragedies closely related to Ireland.

Cobh Heritage Centre dramatically recalls these events in the renovated Victorian Railway Station.

Try visiting on any tours of Ireland. This is a must see attraction.

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 be pirate re-enactments on the river Lagan. Watch the “Zebu” and the “Vilma” fire their cannons and do battle.

The HMS Bounty will also visit Belfast along with the Lord Nelson and the Pelican.

Other vessels will include the Johanna Lucretia and the Irene.

Dont miss this on any Ireland tours !!!  A real must see attraction !!!

If you are visiting on a cruise ship then even better !!!

TITANIC 100 FESTIVAL  31st March to 31st May : Belfast commemorates the centenary of the launch of the Titanic with a two month festival showcasing a variety of exhibitions. A real piece of history…built in Belfast. Our Belfast tours take you to the Dry Dock and Pumphouse.

THE COMMITMENTS 20TH ANNIVERSARY LIVE CONCERT 17th March : To celebrate the 20th anniversary of Ireland’s favourite film the cast of The Commitments will re-unite for a soul extravaganza. The music is fantastic , the film was fantastic , so dont miss this.

BELFAST FASHION WEEK at the Exhibition Centre , Europa Hotel , 9th March to 13th March : If you are visiting this fashion extravaganza the why not try one of our Belfast tours. We can take you beyond Belfast in luxury to the likes of the Giants Causeway.

Check out our Belfast tours for the ultimate personal experience of Belfast and beyond.

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 global interest , serving delights such as Pan~Seared Filet Mignon topped with Foie Gras and Truffle drizzled with a Cognac , Madeira and Red Wine Reduction served with Potatoes Anna , Creamed Carrots and Zucchini Farci.

This is truly a unique dining experience served in a historic property built in 1886 with views of the Lough where the Titanic sailed out on her maiden voyage.

Private dining for your tour group is available.

Rayanne House also offers boutique accommodation with the legendary award winning breakfast menu , situated just 5 miles from Belfast centre.

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 universities in the UK. Established in Belfast in 1845 as one of the three ” Queens Colleges in Ireland ” , it became a fully fledged university in 1908. The architecture is absolutely superb and there are lots of bars and coffee shops around to let you ” soak up ” the atmosphere. Its a real hidden gem.

Belfast City Hall is an Edwardian masterpiece opened in 1906 and is a must see attraction. It is built in Portland stone and dominates the centre of Belfast. In December there is the fantastic Continental Market in the grounds. A real European flavour. Durban city hall in South Africa is a replica of the one in Belfast.

Titanics Dock and Pump-House is very much as it was in 1911. Beside it is the vast dry dock that Titanic was built in. This is a real piece of Belfast history. The local wags , when questioned about the building of the ship and the disaster , reply ” well she was alright when she left Belfast “. The pump house was the beating heart of Harland & Wolffs operation during the construction of the great White Star Liners – Britannic , Olympic , and RMS Titanic. There is a cafe inside now where you can have a coffee and imagine what it was once like. Most people you meet in Belfast will have had some sort of relative who worked in or around the shipyard. In my opinion another must see attraction.

Campbell College is a school in Belfast. Founded in 1894 one of its past pupils was C.S Lewis. The lampost which inspired his Narnia stories is still in the grounds. The building is superb and remeniscent of  Tom Browns Schooldays . It sits in some 100 acres of grounds and is well worth seeing. Another hidden gem.

If you want to experiece real Belfast tours then contact Ireland Luxury Tours. We will make the experience special and personalised.

So if you are in a local hotel or visiting Belfast on a cruse ship let us arrange a tour.