Start your full-day transfer to Belfast from Dublin Airport, with stops at Newgrange and the Morne Coast. Begin by visiting Newgrange, an incredible Neolithic tomb that predates Stonehenge and the Egyptian pyramids. Marvel at the massive stone mound, passages, and chambers that align with the solstices. Explore the lush lands near the River Boyne, where the Battle of the Boyne once took place, and discover ancient and medieval ruins that showcase Ireland's rich heritage. In the afternoon, journey through County Down, a mountainous region known for its scenic beauty and folklore. Visit Rostrevor, a charming village with a history of kings and giants, and admire the beauty of Carlingford Lough. Make a stop in Newcastle, renowned for its long beaches and golf course, before heading to Downpatrick. In this ancient town, you can visit the alleged final resting place of St Patrick, as well as the stunning ruins of Inch Abbey. Arrive in Belfast to conclude your day.

Upon arrival, you will receive a Welcome Package containing all necessary documents and tickets for your trip.

Experience a private 1.5-hour tour of Belfast in a Black Cab. Let a knowledgeable local driver-guide show you the city's history, politics, and divisions between Protestant and Catholic territories. Drive through Falls Road and Shankhill Road, witnessing the Peace Line wall and murals reflecting the religious-political conflict. See landmarks like Crumlin Road Jail, Europa Hotel, and The Crown Bar, all significant in Belfast's political history. End the tour at your hotel.

Discover the highlights of Belfast, starting with the old Cathedral Quarter near the waterfront. Visit St. Anne's Cathedral, dating back to 1899. Explore Donegal Place, a beautiful square that still showcases buildings from Belfast's glory days. See the Grand Opera House, Belfast City Hall, and Queen's University's Lanyon Building. Visit CS Lewis Square and the gardens of Belfast Castle Estate for impressive views of the city. In the afternoon, explore the famous Titanic Museum, showcasing the city's engineering and craftsmanship pride.

Start your day in Belfast and enjoy a scenic transfer to Donegal. Begin by heading northwest through the stunning Glens of Antrim, a collection of nine lush valleys that stretch from the Antrim Plateau to the coast. This area is known for its natural beauty and is truly unforgettable.

Next, you'll reach the Causeway Coast, which runs from Belfast to Derry along the North Eastern region of the island. This coastline is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is home to the famous Giants Causeway. This incredible natural wonder is made up of 40,000 interlocking basalt columns that stretch along the coast and into the ocean. It's a sight you won't want to miss.

While exploring the northernmost coast, you'll have the option to make several remarkable stops along the way. Consider visiting the Distillery at Bushmills, where you can learn about the whiskey-making process. Alternatively, you can explore the ancient ruins of Dunluce Castle, which is said to have inspired C.S. Lewis's The Chronicles of Narnia and was featured in Game of Thrones as the seat of House Greyjoy. Please note that entrance fees for optional stops are not included, allowing you the flexibility to choose which sites you'd like to visit.

After a day of exploration, you'll arrive in Donegal, where you can relax and unwind. Enjoy the beauty and charm of this coastal town as you reflect on the incredible sights you've seen throughout the day.

Embark on a tour today to explore Inishowen Peninsula, crossing into Northern Ireland to visit the intertwined city of Derry-Londonderry. Derry-Londonderry is Northern Ireland's second city and boasts Europe's most impressive fully intact city walls. Take a stroll around the well-preserved 17th-century ramparts, admiring the Gothic beauty of St Columb's Cathedral and enjoying a view of the magnificent 19th-century Guildhall. In the afternoon, venture along the stunning northern coastline. The Inishowen Peninsula, particularly Malin Head, marks Ireland's northernmost point and offers pristine beaches with lagoons and powerful waves. Discover charming seaside and countryside towns like Ballyliffin, Moville, and Muff. Don't miss the chance to visit Greencastle and marvel at the coastal ruins of Northburgh Castle, erected in 1305 and left in ruins during the 17th century. Additionally, explore the Martello tower at Magilligan, constructed between 1812-1817 as a defense during the Napoleonic Wars.

Today, you will meet your private transfer to Galway. Along the way, take the chance to explore County Sligo, an area known for its breathtaking landscapes and abundance of prehistoric sites scattered along its coast and mountains. Don't miss the opportunity to catch a glimpse of the impressive Benbulbin, a stunning rock formation often compared to Ireland's Table Mountain. In Sligo, a vibrant coastal city originally built around a medieval Norman castle, you can choose to visit the historic ruins of Sligo Abbey or the Yeats Memorial Building, a tribute to the renowned poet W.B. Yeats (admission fees apply). Further south, take a break from the city and hike up to the Carrowkeel Megalithic Cemetery, a cluster of Neolithic passage tombs dating back 5,000 years. This hidden gem is nestled among the rolling hills. As you continue your journey, immerse yourself in the enchanting beauty of Yeats Country, with its picturesque lakes, mystical islands, and tranquil waterfalls that inspired the romantic visions of W.B. Yeats. Finally, your day will conclude as you arrive in Galway.

Before leaving Galway, explore the vibrant city and its maritime past in the Latin Quarter. Witness the lively atmosphere and street entertainment in Kirwan's Lane, filled with architectural relics from the 16th and 17th centuries. Visit the Claddagh District, where the famous Claddagh ring originated as a symbol of friendship. Continue along the Claddagh to Salthill, where the city opens up to the Atlantic Ocean with stunning views. As you make your way towards Dublin, pass through the scenic Midlands, adorned with lakes, castles, and historic towns amidst blanket bog landscapes. Take a moment to visit the ruins of Clonmacnoise, a renowned 6th century city that embodies Ireland's Golden Age of learning. Finally, arrive in Dublin at the end of the day.

Your airport transfer includes a private driver and vehicle.