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Shore Excursion: Giant's Causeway Tour Including Belfast City Tour
฿1,327
per adult

Afternoon Giant's Causeway Half Day Tour from Belfast
฿1,255
per adult
88% of travellers recommend

Guided Day Tour of Giant's Causeway from Belfast by Comfortable Coach
฿1,990
per adult
96% of travellers recommend

Giant's Causeway, best of Northern Ireland Including Titanic from Belfast
฿2,092
per adult
96% of travellers recommend

Titanic Experience and Giant's Causeway tour from Belfast
฿2,092
per adult
96% of travellers recommend

Giant's Causeway, Belfast Titanic & Dark Hedges from Dublin
฿2,852
per adult
92% of travellers recommend

Shore Excursion: Giants Causeway from Belfast Extra Leg Room Bus
฿3,494
per adult
100% of travellers recommend

Irish Traditional Music and BBQ Night at Crosskeys Inn
฿3,494
per adult
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1. Giant's Causeway
Giant’s Causeway is one of the premier natural history attractions in Northern Ireland. Discover the rock formations, take in the views from the cliffs, go bird-watching, or enjoy a picnic.
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2. The Dark Hedges
The Stuart family, who wished to impress visitors to their home in the nearby Gracehill House, planted the beech trees here some 200 years ago. It is quite apparent from a visit here just how successful they were, as the Dark Hedges still astound visitors today.
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3. Old Bushmills Distillery
One of the few historic operating distilleries to offer tours, the Old Bushmills Distillery is a must-do for whiskey lovers. Even if you don’t like the strong alcoholic drink, it’s interesting to see the making of the malt concoction that Ireland is so famous for at one of Northern Island’s best-known producers.
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4. Dunluce Castle
The ancient Dunluce Castle was once a symbol of power, built at the edge of a basalt cliff overlooking the Irish Sea. During a storm in 1639, part of the castle fell into the sea and the building was abandoned. Today, the ruins on the edge of the cliffs are a dramatic sight. Dunluce Castle is a popular destination for photographers and those with an interest in history, nature and hiking.
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5. Portrush East Strand Beach
Portrush Beach is a shoreline that attracts vacationers from Belfast in the summer. It is split into several picturesque parts with their own distinct charms. Visit a different section of beach each day for a varied experience of dunes, sandy stretches and a tall sculpture that adorns the coastline.
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