Wild Atlantic Way, Giant’s Causeway and Donegal

Regional departure by coach or Home Connect service, then to Holyhead for the ferry to Ireland, and onward to our overnight hotel.

We continue into County Donegal and to Donegal Town. This bustling town is great for a leisurely stroll around the Diamond Market Square, perhaps relaxing in a traditional pub with a glass of the Black Stuff.

After some free time, we continue to Moville on the stunning Inishowen Peninsula, where we stay for three nights.

Join our full-day optional excursion of Glenveagh National Park, Ireland’s second-largest national park and home to an abundance of wildlife, passing by the stoic Blue Stack Mountains, known locally as the Croaghgorms.

On this scenic journey, you’ll witness stunning views across rugged mountains and crystal-clear blue lakes. We also visit the Glenveagh Visitor Centre, where you can find out more about the interesting and gorgeous surroundings of the park.

A wonderful day is ahead today as we journey north along County Antrim’s coastal road to take in the stunning scenery.

We visit the Giant’s Causeway one of Ireland’s top tourist attractions. It is a spectacular sight of thousands of symmetrical columns rising dramatically from the sea. Certainly a sight to behold!

We later continue to the walled city of Derry (Londonderry). Prosperity and peace have made this compact city, with its tumultuous history, one of the most fascinating to visit in the British Isles.

During your visit, an optional sightseeing tour will be available to introduce you to the city. The sightseeing tour of Derry will commence by coach, giving an overview of the city, before we continue on foot around the walls. It's Ireland’s only completely walled city – there is over 1,450 years of history locked into its 17th century walls. We enjoy a stroll along part of the walls, ending in the city centre. From the walls, you will view the murals, which are a reminder of key events within Derry’s more recent history.

We leave Moville and head to Belfast, a compact and welcoming city, with much to see, including the fantastic Ulster Museum, magnificent City Hall, impressive Queen’s University, as well as great shopping.

We continue to Dublin, where you can join our optional guided tour, seeing many of the beautiful buildings of architectural significance like Trinity College, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, the National Art Gallery and the Four Courts.

To Holyhead, then home.