Mourne Mountains, Titanic & Giant's Causeway

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Experience the extraordinary destinations at the heart of some of Ireland's most enduring and iconic tales on this six-day getaway. We take in the dramatic scenery of the Mourne Mountains, which provided the inspiration for C.S. Lewis' Narnia books, step into history with a visit to Titanic Belfast where the world's most famous ship was built, walk in the footsteps of giants at the Giant's Causeway, Northern Ireland's only UNESCO World Heritage Site, and see the statue of folk legend Molly Malone in the fair city of Dublin.

Mourne Mountains, Titanic & Giant’s Causeway
We catch the ferry from Holyhead to Dublin where we meet our tour manager. We continue onwards to the La Mon Hotel & Country Club in Castlereagh, our base for the next four nights.

Mourne Mountains, Titanic & Giant’s Causeway
Our day begins at the Giant's Causeway, named for the enormous volcanic columns that make this National Trust-owned site such an incredible place to visit. From here we head to Derry~Londonderry - the only completely walled city on the island of Ireland. We enjoy a walking tour with a local guide, where highlights include the gleaming Peace Bridge across the River Foyle, St Columb's cathedral and the beautiful Guildhall.

Mourne Mountains, Titanic & Giant’s Causeway
We take a guided tour of the vibrant city of Belfast with a local guide. Belfast is now a thriving, modern metropolis with a colourful history - as a key player in the Industrial Revolution; it was the centre for the Irish linen and tobacco industries. We also pay a visit to Titanic Belfast, a fantastic exhibition located on the site of the original shipyard in which the famous liner was built, that brings the maiden voyage of the Titanic to life.

Mourne Mountains, Titanic & Giant’s Causeway
We enjoy a drive through the spectacular Mountains of Mourne, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, stopping to explore some of the region's towns along the way. Hillsborough is a delightful town that is home to a beautiful castle and scenic wooded parkland and lakes. The popular seaside resort of Newcastle is the picturesque gateway to the Kingdom of Mourne where Slieve Donard, Northern Ireland's highest mountain, sweeps down to the sea, while Downpatrick's cathedral is said to be the burial place of St Patrick.

Mourne Mountains, Titanic & Giant’s Causeway
Checking out of our hotel, we travel to Dublin where we spend an afternoon at leisure. Just some of the sights here include the historic Temple Bar area, known as the entertainment and cultural quarter of Dublin, and Trinity College, the oldest university in Ireland set in 40 acres of cobbled squares, gardens and parks. We also have the option to join a locally guided tour of the city before spending the night in our hotel in the Dublin area.

Mourne Mountains, Titanic & Giant’s Causeway
We check out of our hotel very early to catch the ferry back to Holyhead; therefore a voucher will be provided to enjoy breakfast on board. On arrival in Holyhead, we continue our journey home.
Due to ferry times, coach pickup times may be very early in the morning.

Mourne Mountains, Titanic & Giant’s Causeway
We fly to Belfast airport and are transferred to our hotel in Castlereagh, our base for the next four nights.

Mourne Mountains, Titanic & Giant’s Causeway
Our day begins at the Giant's Causeway, named for the enormous volcanic columns that make this National Trust-owned site such an incredible place to visit. From here we head to Derry~Londonderry - the only completely walled city on the island of Ireland. We enjoy a walking tour with a local guide, where highlights include the gleaming Peace Bridge across the River Foyle, St Columb's cathedral and the beautiful Guildhall.

Mourne Mountains, Titanic & Giant’s Causeway
We take a guided tour of the vibrant city of Belfast with a local guide. Belfast is now a thriving, modern metropolis with a colourful history - as a key player in the Industrial Revolution; it was the centre for the Irish linen and tobacco industries. We also pay a visit to Titanic Belfast, a fantastic exhibition located on the site of the original shipyard in which the famous liner was built, that brings the maiden voyage of the Titanic to life.

Mourne Mountains, Titanic & Giant’s Causeway
We enjoy a drive through the spectacular Mountains of Mourne, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, stopping to explore some of the region's towns along the way. Hillsborough is a delightful town that is home to a beautiful castle and scenic wooded parkland and lakes. The popular seaside resort of Newcastle is the picturesque gateway to the Kingdom of Mourne where Slieve Donard, Northern Ireland's highest mountain, sweeps down to the sea, while Downpatrick's cathedral is said to be the burial place of St Patrick.

Mourne Mountains, Titanic & Giant’s Causeway
Checking out of our hotel, we travel to Dublin where we spend an afternoon at leisure. Just some of the sights here include the historic Temple Bar area, known as the entertainment and cultural quarter of Dublin, and Trinity College, the oldest university in Ireland set in 40 acres of cobbled squares, gardens and parks. We also have the option to join a locally guided tour of the city before spending the night in our hotel in the Dublin area.

Mourne Mountains, Titanic & Giant’s Causeway
We transfer to Dublin airport for our return flight home.

Mourne Mountains, Titanic & Giant’s Causeway

- Return coach travel & ferry crossings
- 4 nights at the La Mon Hotel & Country Club, Castlereagh (JG4 rating) with dinner & breakfast
- Overnight stay at a selected hotel in the Dublin area (JG3 rating) with dinner
- Breakfast on the return ferry home
- Excursions to Giant's Causeway, Derry~Londonderry, Mountains of Mourne, Belfast, Titanic Belfast & Dublin
- Guided walking tour of Derry~Londonderry with a local guide
- Guided city tour of Belfast with a local guide
- Services of a tour manager in Ireland

Optional locally guided city tour of Dublin (£19pp)
Due to ferry times, coach pickup times may be very early in the morning.

Mourne Mountains, Titanic & Giant’s Causeway

- Outbound flight to Belfast & return from Dublin
- Airport taxes & luggage allowance (one piece of checked-in hold luggage per person)
- Airport transfers in Ireland
- 4 nights at a selected hotel La Mon Hotel, Dundalk (JG4 rating) with dinner & breakfast
- Overnight stay at a selected hotel in the Dublin area (JG3 rating) with dinner & breakfast
- Excursions to Giant's Causeway, Derry~Londonderry, Mountains of Mourne, Belfast, Titanic Belfast & Dublin
- Guided walking tour of Derry~Londonderry with a local guide
- Guided city tour of Belfast with a local guide
- Services of a tour manager in Ireland

Optional locally guided city tour of Dublin (£19pp)

Mourne Mountains, Titanic & Giant’s Causeway

- Excursions to Giant's Causeway, Derry~Londonderry, Mountains of Mourne, Belfast, Titanic Belfast & Dublin
- Guided walking tour of Derry~Londonderry with a local guide
- Guided city tour of Belfast with a local guide
La Mon Hotel & Country Club, Castlereagh, Northern Ireland JG4
The La Mon Hotel & Country Club in Castlereagh (JG4 rating) is set in beautiful, peaceful countryside, close to Belfast. This award-winning hotel features a bar and restaurant, an indoor swimming pool, wellness and fitness centre and free Wi-Fi.
Hotel Rating
Accommodation in our JG4 category is of an even higher standard, typically offering a wide range of facilities and services. Bedrooms are designed to make your stay the most comfortable possible and the staff provide a service that reflects the detail and quality. You can also expect higher standards of food and beverages.