Personalized Tours & Trips in Ulster

This self-guided 8-day road trip takes you through Ulster's landscapes, starting from Dublin and heading to Belfast where you'll see the city's vibrant murals before making your way to the UNESCO-listed Giant's Causeway with its 40,000 hexagonal basalt columns. You'll walk across the Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge suspended 30 meters above the Atlantic, trace Derry's 17th-century city walls, and stand at Malin Head, Ireland's northernmost point on the Inishowen peninsula. The Slieve League cliffs tower 601 meters high and offer views of the coastline, while Glenveagh National Park has trails around Lough Beagh where you can spend time wandering through the grounds. Clonmacnoise features ancient monastic ruins with iconic Celtic crosses that date back centuries. Accommodations include handpicked 4-star deluxe hotels across Belfast, Derry, Enniskillen, Galway, and Dublin, with your rental car giving you the freedom to set your own schedule along the Wild Atlantic Way. The Dark Hedges' avenue from Game of Thrones makes for a good photo stop, and Connemara's Kylemore Abbey sits in a scenic setting you can visit at your own pace.

Travel from Dublin to the UNESCO-listed Giant's Causeway along Northern Ireland's Causeway Coastal Route, stopping at Dunluce Castle and the harbor village of Ballintoy. Walk the historic Derry Walls with a private guide, then head up Slieve League's 600-meter cliffs in Donegal. Stay at locally-owned B&Bs in Ballycastle, Donegal, and Westport (2 nights), with guided tours of Westport House and Belfast included.

This personalized 8-day self-drive takes you through Northern Ireland and Ireland's famous filming locations. Walk through the Dark Hedges near Armoy, where Arya Stark escaped King's Landing in the series. See the UNESCO-listed Giant's Causeway with its 40,000 interlocking basalt columns. Visit the ruins of Dunluce Castle, which inspired House Greyjoy's fortress. Head to Cushendun Caves where the Shadow Baby was born and Downhill Strand where the Seven Idols burned.

Take the train from Dublin's Heuston Station to Westport, then head north to check out Ulster's coastline and Glenveagh National Park and Castle, which spreads across 16,500 hectares of mountains and lakes. The route brings you to Malin Head, Ireland's most northerly point, and the Giant's Causeway with its 40,000 basalt columns.

Follow self-guided routes from Donegal Town through Letterbarra Townland's quiet valleys to Glenties, tailored for 2-14 guests ages 16-80. Walk from Ardara's weaving workshops to Kilcar's Atlantic coastline, then see Glencolmcille's remote cliff paths and ancient Gaelic sites using GPS with daily luggage transfers.