Experience one of the world’s most spectacular coastal journeys on this private Giant’s Causeway & Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge Tour. Travelling from Dublin to Northern Ireland’s famous Causeway Coastal Route, this unforgettable full-day adventure combines breathtaking scenery, dramatic sea cliffs and two of the island’s most iconic attractions.
Your journey takes you north through the beautiful Irish countryside before reaching the rugged Antrim coastline. Cross the famous Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, suspended high above the Atlantic Ocean, and enjoy incredible views across the coastline before continuing to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Giant’s Causeway.
Formed by ancient volcanic activity and surrounded by myths of the legendary giant Finn McCool, the Giant’s Causeway is one of Ireland’s most extraordinary natural wonders. With dramatic coastal scenery, fascinating geology and unforgettable viewpoints throughout the day, this tour is ideal for visitors wanting to experience the very best of Northern Ireland.
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1 Person
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€727.00
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2 Persons
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€774.00
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3 Persons
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€821.00
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4 Persons
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€868.00
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5 Persons
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€925.00
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6 Persons
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€982.00
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7 Persons
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€1,029.00
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Relax on the short drive back to Dublin following a day of coastal scenery, historic landmarks and charming seaside villages.
Please note that all timings are approximate and may vary depending on traffic, weather and the pace of the group.
Your private guide will collect you from your accommodation in Dublin before beginning the journey north towards County Antrim.
Relax as the scenery changes from Ireland’s rolling countryside to the dramatic coastline of Northern Ireland. A comfort stop will be made along the route if required.
Arrive on one of the world’s most scenic coastal drives.
As you follow the famous Causeway Coastal Route, enjoy spectacular views across rugged cliffs, secluded beaches and the crashing Atlantic Ocean while your guide shares stories about the area’s history, geology and local traditions.
Visit the famous Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, originally built by salmon fishermen more than 250 years ago.
Those wishing to cross the bridge can enjoy a thrilling walk suspended almost 30 metres above the sea, with panoramic views across the coastline towards Rathlin Island and Scotland on clear days.
For guests who prefer not to cross, the surrounding cliff-top viewpoints provide equally impressive scenery and excellent photographic opportunities.
Enjoy lunch at a nearby café or local restaurant overlooking the spectacular coastline.
Please note that food and drinks are not included in the tour price.
Continue to the Giant’s Causeway Visitor Centre where your guide will introduce the remarkable geological history and legendary folklore surrounding this unique UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Spend the afternoon exploring the Giant’s Causeway at your own pace.
Walk across thousands of interlocking basalt columns formed over 60 million years ago while hearing the legendary tale of Finn McCool, the giant said to have built the causeway on his way to Scotland.
With dramatic sea cliffs, crashing waves and breathtaking Atlantic views, this is one of Ireland’s most memorable natural attractions.
Before beginning the return journey, enjoy one final scenic stop along the Antrim Coast to take in the spectacular surroundings and capture a few final photographs.
The exact location may vary depending on weather and traffic conditions.
The Giant’s Causeway is Northern Ireland’s only UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the island’s most visited attractions.
Comprising around 40,000 interlocking basalt columns created by ancient volcanic activity, the site has inspired visitors for centuries through both its remarkable geology and the enduring legend of Finn McCool.
Suspended between the mainland and the tiny island of Carrick-a-Rede, the rope bridge has become one of Northern Ireland’s most famous visitor attractions.
Originally erected by salmon fishermen, today’s bridge offers spectacular coastal views and an unforgettable experience high above the Atlantic Ocean.
Frequently ranked among the world’s greatest scenic drives, the Causeway Coastal Route winds through picturesque villages, dramatic cliffs and rugged coastline, making the journey itself one of the highlights of the day.
Travelling privately allows you to enjoy the spectacular scenery without the rush of a large coach tour.
Your guide manages the day’s timing and route while providing fascinating local knowledge throughout the journey, allowing you to relax and fully experience one of Ireland’s most iconic destinations.
