Daytrippin' to the Giant's CausewayYou simply can't visit Belfast without a trip North to the iconic outdoor adventure that is the Giant's Clauseway. AuthorsPeterTaras
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Titanic Hotel Belfast

Let's hit the road early. You have an action-packed day of adventure in front of you! Beat the morning traffic and get on around 7:00 AM.

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Beth's Bakery

Grab a tasty pastry on your way out of town. Beth's is one of the best bakeries in Belfast! Opening at 7:30 AM, snag a sausage roll straight out of the oven.

The Dark Hedges

A quick pitstop at the Dark Hedges will get you in the mood for all the awesome sightseeing you'll do today. Or you can hit this location on your way back from Giant's Causeway.

Carrick-a-Rede - National Trust

The rope bridge was first erected by salmon fishermen in 1755. The name, from the Gaelic 'Carraig-a-Rade' means 'The Rock in the Road."

Ballintoy Harbour

This location is popular with Game of Thrones fans as it was a filming location for the Iron Islands of Westeros series.

The Fullerton Arms

By now you've worked up an appetite. Stop here and try the Guinness pie or the burger - all delicious with large portions guaranteed.

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Rathlin Island

If you're looking to see the famous puffins, they only breed here from April to July, so plan accordingly if you're looking to capture these cute fuzzy animals.

Giant's Causeway

You've arrived! Welcome to one of the most famous attractions on the Irish coast and worth every minute.

Dunluce Castle

The last entry into the castle is at 4:30 pm in the summer and 4 pm in the winter, so plan accordingly.

Tartine at the Distillers Arms

Finish the day here with some grub and a pint. Get here early for the specials. The beef brisket or seabass are standouts.

And if you want a more personalized tour from the perspective of a guide, you can do this experience with the trusty Other Ser Davos!