Belfast: Giant's Causeway & City Hop-On Hop-Off 2-Day Pass

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One Day You're Standing on Hexagonal Stones, the Next You're Riding Past the Peace Wall

You get a full day exploring the Giant's Causeway, Dunluce Castle, Dark Hedges and the Antrim coastline with a professional guide, plus a separate day-pass for Belfast's hop-on hop-off city bus covering Titanic, the Botanic Gardens, and the Peace Wall neighborhoods. Use the city tour whenever you want during your stay.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Belfast Hop On Hop Off Tour

Visit Titanic stop
See Botanic Gardens
View Peace Wall
Explore Shankill
Visit Falls Road
See Crumlin Road

Day 2 — Giant's Causeway and Coast Tour

Photo stop at Carrickfergus Castle
Visit scenic Antrim harbour
Drive along Antrim Coast Road
Visit Caves of Cushendun
See Dark Hedges trees
Explore Giant's Causeway
Photo stop at Dunluce Castle

The Experience

Belfast splits itself into two very different experiences, and this pass gives you both. Day one takes you north along the Antrim Coast Road toward the Giant's Causeway — a UNESCO-listed formation of roughly 40,000 basalt columns that look like someone laid out a stone staircase into the sea. You'll stop at Carrickfergus Castle on the way out, a medieval fortress sitting right on the water, then drive past the cliffs where Game of Thrones was filmed. The Caves of Cushendun come next, followed by Dark Hedges, those tunnel-like rows of beech trees that also made it into the show. Then you reach the Causeway itself and actually walk out onto those columns — they're real, they're strange, and the scale of them doesn't quite register until you're standing there.

Day two (or whenever you use the voucher) is the hop-on hop-off city tour through Belfast itself. You get a full loop that hits Titanic, the Botanic Gardens, the Peace Wall, and both Shankill and Falls Road — the neighborhoods that shaped the city's recent history. The bus stops are spread across the city, so you can jump off at any of them, spend an hour or three, then catch the next bus. A professional guide rides along, so you're not just reading plaques; someone's actually explaining what you're looking at and why it matters. The two tours couldn't be more different — one's about geology and coastal drama, the other's about urban memory and recovery — but together they give you the whole picture of what Northern Ireland actually is.

The timing works because you book the Giant's Causeway for a specific date, but the city tour voucher doesn't expire. So if you land in Belfast tired, you can do the city loop first, get your bearings, then take the full-day coastal drive when you're ready. Or reverse it. The guide on the Causeway tour handles the logistics, and the hop-on hop-off runs continuously, so there's no scrambling to catch a departure.

What’s included

Your pass includes a full-day Giant's Causeway tour with a professional guide, covering Carrickfergus Castle, the Antrim Coast Road, Caves of Cushendun, Dark Hedges, and the Giant's Causeway itself, plus a one-day hop-on hop-off city bus pass for Belfast with stops at Titanic, Botanic Gardens, Peace Wall, Shankill, and Falls Road.

Good to know

Moderate physical levelStroller friendlyPets welcomePublic transport nearbyInfants must sit on laps

Operated by Citysightseeing Belfast

Is this one for you?Pick this if you want to see both the natural drama of the north coast and the urban story of Belfast without arranging two separate bookings — the combo pass lets you do the Causeway tour on your chosen date and explore the city on your own schedule.