Departure point times and locations are: 7 AM at The Starbucks Cafe on 1 College Green 7:05 AM at Dublin Bus Office, 59 O’Connell Street, Dublin 1 Please make sure you get to the meeting point at least 10 minutes early. We cannot wait for any latecomers.

Titanic Belfast Experience, monument to Belfast's maritime heritage. Tells stories of the Titanic, which hit an iceberg sinking in 1912, and her sister ships. The 12,000 square metres which consists of nine interpretative and interactive galleries. 1 Boomtown Belfast – the city at the start of the 20th century, recreates scenes from Belfast at the time of Titanic's construction 1909–11 2 The Shipyard – a ride aboard a mini-car up and around a replica of Titanic's rudder 3 The Launch how Titanic was launched on 31 May 1911 scenes of the Spring day. 4 The Fit-Out of the Titanic from her launch through to April 1912 large-scale model of Titanic to illustrate how the ship appeared to its passengers / crew. 5 The Maiden Voyage walk across its wooden deck 6 The Sinking – disaster of 14/15 April 1912 7 The Aftermath – legacy of the disaster 8 Myths & Legends – facts behind the stories 9 Titanic Beneath – the wreck of the Titanic its rediscovery

A slow tour along the coastel road between Bushmills, the Giants Causeway onto Ballycastle before turning inland towards Ballymena. Your guide will help you appreciate all scenerary along the way.

Dunluce Castle is an iconic historical castle which dates back over 500 years. With its location on the Cliff Edge of the north Atlantic, making it one of the most dramatic settings in Europe. The castle has been frequently used over the years in many movies most recently the tv series Game of Thrones (House of Greyjoy). There will be paid admittance included to visit and peruse castle and ground for 30 minutes. On a clear day you can see the coast of Scotland. A magical place for the adventurous photographer and for those who enjoy watching the abundant variety of wild birds which inhabit the coastal cliffs.

We arrive at the Giants Causeway at 2.30pm (lunch options available). Created 60 million years ago due to a series of volcanic eruptions which layered the surrounding area with 40,000 interlocking basaltic rock columns. Set off on the trail to the "Giant's Boot" apparently lost by Finn just over 2 metres large. Can it get any more magical? Take a seat in the famous "Wishing Chair." A must experience, the "Wishing Chair" is a natural throne formed of perfectly shaped columns of basaltic lava. Now the "Camel" the only steed capable of carrying Finn home across long distances. The Camel a basaltic dyke formed from cooling lava which has pushed its way through other layers of rock. The Clifftop Trail is a bird's eye view of the Giant's Causeway, a unique way to see the World Heritage Site and explore the stunning north coast of Ireland over to Scotland. The Causeway has trails for all ages. There is also a free train up and down from the centre to the coast.

Rest stop

The tour will end on D'Olier Street, right next to Temple Bar, Trinity College and close to O'Connell Bridge. Drop off in Dublin City Centre at around 8 PM.