See the Big Fish Sculpture, a 10 metre fish constructed in 1999 and is ceramic, Belfast city halls, Parliament Buildings (home to the Northern Ireland Assembly in the Stormont estate, established under the controversial Good Friday Agreement) , Botanic Gardens, St Anne’s cathedral
Depart for Carrick Fergus castle, Besieged in turn by the Scots, Irish, English and French, the castle played an important military role until 1928 and remains one of the best preserved medieval structures in Ireland, on to Carrick-a-Rede Bridge (cross if you dare), via beautiful and scenic small towns on to the Giant Causeway, Irelands only World Heritage Site, then return to Belfast viewing some breathtaking scenery.
Arrive for a Tour of Dublin, includes St Patricks cathedral, trinity college, Dublin castle, molly malones statue, spire of Dublin, The black Church, and more. Entrance to the world famous Guinness Experience (Irish beer/stout world renowned)
Depart for the Cliffs of Moher, cold and windy, but breathtaking scenery, and the trip across Ireland to the west coast is spectacular. Return via Galway for photo stops
Depart for the Glendalough - one of the most beautiful visitor sights in all of Ireland, is also known for the Braveheart wedding scenes. Magnificent scenery and rich and varied heritage history and archaeology. You will have time to explore the ruined monastic city famed for St. Kevin's Cross and its round tower dating back to 10th century. Onto Waterford then return Via the Medieval town of Kilkenny with its many monuments (Abbey, Castle, Cathedral Etc)