British Isles: So much to see!
North Sea
- 16 days
- 14 nights
- 38 meals
Departures: May 06, 2026, May 03, 2027
On demand price
Northern IrelandEmerald dream
From Dublin, head up to Northern Ireland, the part of the island under British sovereignty. Along the way, take in scenic coasts, towering cliffs, and distinctive landscapes, with cultural stops steeped in history and tradition—culminating at the Giant’s Causeway, which beckons with legends carved in stone. Open your eyes and ears—this emerald dream is real.
Cities on itinerary:
Dublin, Belfast, Londonderry, Letterkenny, Omagh, Armagh
- Fast
- Local guide
- Group meets at destination
Highlights:
- Giant's Causeway
- Glenveagh National Park
- Titanic Belfast museum
- Ulster American Folk Park museum
Itinerary
- Day 1: Dublin
Arrive at the Dublin airport and transfer to the hotel. Hotel Academy Plaza 3* or similar
- Day 2: Dublin – Belfast (195km)
After lunch, cross the Boyne Valley en route to Northern Ireland. Arrive in Belfast and take a scenic city tour. Have lunch downtown, then visit the Titanic Belfast museum. Dinner and overnight accommodation in County Antrim. Hotel Holiday Inn Express Belfast City 3* or similar (B-D)
- Day 3: Belfast – Giant’s Causeway – Londonderry – Letterkenny (190km)
Travel along the Antrim coast to the Giant’s Causeway. Enjoy lunch, then head to Londonderry for a guided tour of the historic fortifications. Dinner and overnight accommodation in the Letterkenny area. Hotel Mount Errigal 3* or similar (B-L-D)
- Day4: Letterkenny – Glenveagh National Park – Slieve League – Omagh (170km)
Discover the wilds of Donegal. Visit Glenveagh National Park. Optional tour of Glenveagh Castle ($). Have lunch, then hit the road to admire the Slieve League cliffs. Dinner and overnight accommodation in County Donegal. Hotel Silverbirch 3* or similar (B-L-D)
- Day 5: Omagh – Armagh – Dublin (150km)
Leave for Ulster American Folk Park, an open-air museum that tells the story of Irish emigration to North America. Have lunch on your own then continue on to Dublin. Stop to explore the ancient monastic site of Monasterboice, famous for its 10th-century round tower and intricately carved Celtic high crosses, remarkable examples of medieval religious art. Enjoy dinner on your own. Travelodge Hotel Dublin City Centre 3* or similar (B)
- Day 6: Dublin
Transfer to the Dublin airport. (B)
Inclusions
Transportation by tour bus
Transfers
5 nights in 3* accommodations
Services of a French-speaking tour guide
Tours, excursions, and activities listed in the itinerary
Applicable taxes
Electronic travail authorization
International flights
Travel insurance
Baggage handling
Tips and personal expenses
Anything not listed in the “Price includes” section
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