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O'Brien's Tower on the Cliffs of Moher above the Atlantic, Ireland
Signature Journey · Ireland

Ireland: Dublin, Cliffs of Moher & Belfast — 6 Nights

Dublin and the Wicklow hills, the Cliffs of Moher on the Atlantic edge, then Belfast for the Titanic quarter and the Giant's Causeway — the island of Ireland in a week.

Duration6 Nights / 7 Days
FromPrice on Request
StyleCultural · Family
Narrow cobbled street in an old European city

Journey overview

The moments that make this journey unforgettable — the signature experiences we have woven through every day, so the best of the destination is never left to chance.

Dublin and the Wicklow hills, the Cliffs of Moher on the Atlantic edge, then Belfast for the Titanic quarter and the Giant's Causeway — the island of Ireland in a week.

Travel styleCultural · Family

Journey snapshot

The shape of this journey at a glance — where it starts, where it ends and everything it passes through.

Duration

  • 6 Nights / 7 Days

Starts

  • Dublin

Ends

  • Dublin

Route

  • Dublin → Belfast → Dublin

Travel style

  • Cultural · Family

Journey highlights

The moments that make this journey unforgettable — the signature experiences we have woven through every day, so the best of the destination is never left to chance.

  • Three nights in Dublin — Trinity College and the Book of Kells, the Guinness Storehouse and the Temple Bar lanes
  • A day to Glendalough and the Wicklow Mountains, the monastic valley south of the city
  • The Cliffs of Moher, 200 metres above the Atlantic, with the Burren and Galway on the way
  • Two nights in Belfast with Titanic Belfast, built where the ship was
  • The Giant's Causeway and the Antrim coast road
  • Trains and private cars, with no internal flights
  • A trip that pairs with London under the British-Irish Visa Scheme
  • Hand-picked hotels and private transfers throughout

Day-by-day itinerary

Day 1

Met at the airport and driven into the city. The first evening is a walk along the Liffey to Temple Bar and dinner with music somewhere nearby. Overnight in Dublin. · Dublin · Private airport transfer

Day 2

A guided walk through the Georgian city — Trinity College and the Book of Kells, the castle, St Patrick's Cathedral — and the Guinness Storehouse in the afternoon with the view from the Gravity Bar. Overnight in Dublin. · Dublin

Day 3

South into the Wicklow hills to the monastic valley of Glendalough, with its round tower and two lakes, and the Sally Gap road across the moorland on the way back. Overnight in Dublin. · Dublin · Coach

Day 4

West across the country to the Atlantic: the Cliffs of Moher and the walk along their edge, the limestone pavements of the Burren, and an hour in Galway's lanes before the drive back. A long day, and the one most travellers talk about afterwards. Overnight in Dublin. · Dublin · Coach

Day 5

Two hours north along the coast to Belfast. Titanic Belfast in the afternoon, on the slipway where the ship was built, and the Cathedral Quarter for the evening. Overnight in Belfast. · Belfast · Train

Day 6

North along the Antrim coast to the basalt columns of the Giant's Causeway, with the rope bridge at Carrick-a-Rede and the Dark Hedges on the way. Back to Belfast for a last dinner. Overnight in Belfast. · Belfast · Coach

Day 7

The morning train back to Dublin and a private transfer to the airport for your flight home. · Dublin · Train & private transfer

Accommodation, meals & transport

What the journey covers day to day, taken from this package's own inclusions.

🏨 Accommodation

  • Comfort standard
  • 6 nights in hand-picked hotels chosen to your budget and style — Dublin (3), Belfast (2), Dublin (1)

🍽 Meals

  • Daily breakfast at the hotel

🚆 Transport

  • Trains Dublin–Belfast and Belfast–Dublin with seats reserved
  • Private airport transfers on arrival and departure in Dublin, and private station transfers in Belfast
  • Private airport transfer
  • Coach
  • Train
  • Train & private transfer

Flights, visa & practical

Arranged separately from the journey itself — listed here so there are no surprises.

✈ Flights

  • International flights to Dublin and back — we can quote and book these for you

🛂 Visa & insurance

  • Irish short-stay visa, or a UK visitor visa endorsed for the British-Irish Visa Scheme, and travel insurance — we guide you through the application, but both are arranged and paid separately

What's included & excluded

Exactly what your journey covers — set out clearly, with no surprises, so you know precisely what to expect.

Included

  • 6 nights in hand-picked hotels chosen to your budget and style — Dublin (3), Belfast (2), Dublin (1)
  • Daily breakfast at the hotel
  • Trinity College and Book of Kells entry, Guinness Storehouse entry, and a guided Dublin walk
  • A full-day excursion to Glendalough and the Wicklow Mountains
  • A full-day excursion to the Cliffs of Moher, the Burren and Galway
  • Trains Dublin–Belfast and Belfast–Dublin with seats reserved
  • Titanic Belfast entry and a full-day excursion to the Giant's Causeway and the Antrim coast
  • Private airport transfers on arrival and departure in Dublin, and private station transfers in Belfast
  • 24/7 on-trip support from Live Traveller, with a named specialist before you travel

Excluded

  • International flights to Dublin and back — we can quote and book these for you
  • Irish short-stay visa, or a UK visitor visa endorsed for the British-Irish Visa Scheme, and travel insurance — we guide you through the application, but both are arranged and paid separately
  • Lunches and dinners unless stated in the itinerary
  • Optional excursions, tips and personal expenses
  • Anything not listed under inclusions
Good to Know

Frequently asked

Ireland is not in Schengen and has its own short-stay visa. Belfast is in the United Kingdom, and under the British-Irish Visa Scheme an Indian traveller holding a UK visitor visa endorsed for the scheme can visit Ireland on it, and the reverse: an Irish visa endorsed for the scheme allows the visit to Northern Ireland. So the trip needs one visa, not two, provided it carries the endorsement. Your specialist checks this when preparing your application; allow six to eight weeks.
It is a long day — about three hours each way across the country — and it is still the right way to do it on a six-night trip, because the alternative is moving hotels for one night. The day includes the Burren's limestone landscape and an hour in Galway, and the cliffs themselves are worth every kilometre. If you have more time we add a night in Galway and the drive becomes a pleasure rather than a push.
By train along the coast in about two hours, with reserved seats, from the centre of one city to the centre of the other. There is no passport check on the train. The route returns to Dublin at the end because flights from India connect through Dublin far better than through Belfast; if your fares favour Belfast, the last night moves there.
Dublin has an unusually good Indian restaurant scene for a city of its size, and Belfast and Galway both have reliable options; hotel breakfasts are large and vegetarian-friendly, and pubs now routinely offer vegetarian mains. We mark the good options on your day-sheets and can pre-arrange Indian dinners on any evening.
May to September, with June and September the sweet spot — long days, green countryside and the cliffs and causeway at their most comfortable. Irish weather is changeable in every month, so a waterproof goes in the bag whatever the date. Winter is mild but wet with short days; the cities are fine, the coast less so.
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