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Northern Ireland tour reviews
“Every single day was incredible and I couldn't have asked for a better itinerary. The highlights of the trip were the Cliffs of Moher, Aran Islands, Giants Causeways and the Sheep Farm. We also made some incredible friends.”
Cynthia Lliguichuzhca
“Trip was absolutely amazing! I would absolutely recommend it to anyone wanting to travel solo and meet new people!! I had so many great experiences and memories”
Mitchell Sullivan
“A whirlwind of pretty castles, beautiful scenery, natural wonders and interesting history. This trip was the perfect mix of fast paced fun and time for slow exploration of hidden gems. I loved every minute of it!!”
Sara A.
Frequently asked questions about Northern Ireland
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clear searchWhat is the currency used in Northern Ireland?
It's the British Pound Sterling (£), so make sure your wallet’s ready to handle some pounds while you explore Northern Ireland’s epic spots.
When is the best time to visit Northern Ireland?
Aim for late spring to early autumn (think May to September) for the best weather and longer days to soak up every bit of your Northern Ireland adventure.
What should I pack for a trip to Northern Ireland?
Pack layers, a waterproof jacket (trust us, it rains), comfy shoes, and a sense of adventure - perfect for unpredictable weather and epic sightseeing.
How many days should I spend in Northern Ireland?
Give yourself at least 2-4 days to hit the highlights without rushing - enough time to enjoy the coast, castles, and a legendary Northern Ireland vibe.
Do I need a visa to visit Northern Ireland?
Your visa requirements can change according to your nationality. Check out our handy visa guide for the latest info.
Do you tip in Northern Ireland?
Tipping’s appreciated, but not mandatory - around 10% in restaurants if the service’s great, and don’t forget a little something for taxi drivers and guides.
Can I drink tap water in Northern Ireland?
Absolutely! Tap water is safe, fresh. So, no need to lug bottled water unless you’re hiking remote spots.
Is internet access good in Northern Ireland?
Yes, most towns and cities have solid Wi-Fi and mobile coverage, so staying connected on your Northern Ireland tour is a breeze.
What is ATM access like in Northern Ireland?
ATMs are everywhere - cities, towns, and tourist hotspots - so getting cash on your Northern Ireland tour is super convenient.
What are the best places to visit in Northern Ireland?
Don’t miss the Giant’s Causeway, Belfast’s Titanic Quarter, the Game of Thrones filming spots, and Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge. Oh, and of course, the charming town of Derry for epic views and vibes.
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