Step back in time as you walk the 17th‑century city Derry Walls, one of Europe's best-preserved walled cities, offering panoramic views and a glimpse into the city’s fascinating history. Learn about Derry’s rich past, from its medieval origins to its role in more recent events. (Short walking tour of Derry City Walls included) Then enjoy free time to explore this fascinating city. Fans of Derry Girls may enjoy visiting the Derry Girls exhibition at the Tower Museum (Optional, admission required), which celebrates the hit show and its cultural impact. Walk across the cities symbolic Peace Bridge, visit Guildhall (Free) or explore the cities more recent political history at the Free Derry Museum (Optional, admission required). We will then finish our time in Derry with a photo stop at the symbolic 'Free Derry Corner' and Bloody Sunday memorial.

Leaving Derry behind, we’ll head to the lively seaside town of Portrush. This stop offers the perfect chance to relax and soak up the local atmosphere. Stroll along golden beaches, pop into welcoming cafés and traditional pubs, or browse independent shops. Portrush is also home to the world‑famous Royal Portrush Golf Club, host of The Open.

We will make a quick photo stop at Dunluce Castle. With it's spectacular location perched on the edge of the dramatic coastal cliffs of the North Antrim Coast - Dunluce is definitely one of Irelands most picturesque and romantic castles.

We will then make the short journey along the spectacular coastline to the Giants Causeway, where you will have plenty of time to explore this UNESCO World Heritage site with its unique hexagonal rock formations, and learn about the local myths and legends of the Irish Giant 'Finn McCool'.

Leaving the Giants Causeway - we will continue along the Causeway Coast enjoying some of Irelands most dramatic and beautiful scenery. We will then stop quickly to enjoy the Ropebridge Viewpoint at Carrick-a-Rede.

On route back to Belfast, we will stop at the Dark Hedges to enjoy the tree lined avenue made famous as 'The Kings Road' on the HBO hit series Game of Thrones