Private Tours & Trips in Ulster

The private self-drive format lets you take control of your Ulster adventure. Set your own pace at iconic sites like Dark Hedges and Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge.

Small groups of up to 16 travelers in a Mercedes mini-coach create intimate moments at Ulster's iconic sites. The limited size allows for spontaneous stops at coastal villages and natural wonders.

Personal attention defines this intimate tour of Ulster's highlights. Small groups delve into Belfast's history, Giant's Causeway's formations, and Derry's ancient walls with expert German-speaking guides.

Rich interactions flourish in this small-group setting. Share stories during Black Cab Tours of Belfast and coastal visits to Giant's Causeway. Perfect mix of guided activities and independent time.

Local B&Bs and hotels provide cozy accommodation for intimate groups. Maximum one child per room in family units, with availability for 3+ rooms in the same B&B not guaranteed, ensuring personal attention.

Create your own private walking trip along Ulster's Antrim coast, with stays in Ballycastle and Bushmills that include breakfast and daily luggage transfers. You'll hike independently to Fair Head with 219 meters of elevation, cross Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge, and walk the 16.3 km Causeway Coastal Trail to Giant's Causeway.

Set your own schedule with independent departures. While others may book the same dates, hiking remains solo. Family-run B&Bs offer authentic Ulster hospitality.

Walk privately from Donegal Town along the Blue Stack Way to Glenties with groups of 2-14 people. Trek from Ardara through coastal Kilcar to Glencolmcille's cliffs and Gaelic sites. This 8-day Ulster trip includes 24-hour support, daily luggage transfers, and breakfasts at selected accommodations.

Staying four nights in Dunfanaghy, you'll tackle private self-guided walks including the 14.9 km Dunlewy to Falcarragh route along an old railroad line and the 22.5 km Bloody Foreland Loop. Your luggage gets moved daily so you can focus on views of Errigal Mountain and the rugged Wild Atlantic Way coastline.