Self-Guided Tours & Trips in Ulster

Take in Ulster's finest with German-language materials and round-the-clock support. The itinerary offers freedom to visit sites like Malin Head and Slieve League Cliffs at your preferred pace.

Rich insights from German-speaking guides illuminate Ulster's natural wonders and historic sites. A blend of guided tours and free time allows you to appreciate Giant's Causeway, Belfast, and Derry as you wish.

Follow expert-crafted daily routes and Game of Thrones location guides. Move at your own rhythm while connecting iconic sites like Castle Ward, Giant's Causeway, and the Dark Hedges.

Cover 16.3 km from Larrybane to the UNESCO-listed Giant's Causeway at your own pace, with 632 meters of climbing mostly on natural paths. Cross the Carrick-a-Rede suspension bridge, hike to Murlough Bay for views across the Irish Sea to Scotland, and walk 20.2 km of the Moyle Way footpath.

Detailed route materials and emergency assistance ensure a worry-free journey. Local support team stands ready 24/7, offering immediate help when needed. Coastal paths of Ulster await your preferred pace.

Using GPS or digital maps, navigate your own route from Donegal Town through Letterbarra Townland to Glenties and its strong musical heritage. Hike from Ardara (a busy weaving hub) to coastal Kilcar, then on to remote Glencolmcille with cliff trails and ancient sites, covering 8 days at your own pace.

Using digital route descriptions and GPS, trek 8.9 km from Gweedore to Dunlewy beneath Errigal Mountain with 234 meters of ascent through Gaelic-speaking heartland. The self-guided Falcarragh stage covers 14.9 km along an old railroad line and quiet lanes, while the Bloody Foreland Loop stretches 22.5 km.

Trek 16.3 km from Fair Head's cliffs (with views across to Scotland) to the Giant's Causeway UNESCO site, following coastal paths with 632 meters of climbing through basalt rock formations. Accommodation is sorted in Ballycastle and Portstewart, and luggage transfers are handled for you.

Hike 65 km of the Donegal Bluestack Way over 5 days, setting off from O'Donnell Castle in Donegal Town and finishing in Ardara, a village famous for tweed-weaving. You'll follow detailed GPX tracks along the River Eglish, climb 590 meters through moorland trails in the Bluestack Mountains, and walk riverside paths.