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The Emerald Isle certainly earns its name – there is more green scenery on the Island of Ireland than you can shake a shamrock at. But Ireland offers much more than just rolling hills.
From the intriguing Giant’s Causeway rock formation on the North coast to the award-winning Titanic exhibition in Belfast; from the charms of Dublin’s fair city to the historic cities of Limerick and Kilkenny; from the beauty of Bantry Bay to the calm waters of Waterford, there’s something for everyone.
Pour yourself a pint of Guinness and see where you fancy visiting.
Our regular customers compliment us on our value for money, our helpful booking staff, friendly drivers and carefully-planned itineraries. For the majority of trips we use three and four star hotels, and all of our coaches are executive models, meaning you’re ensured a comfortable journey. And of course – unlike some other coach companies – we never use feeder coaches, meaning you get on the coach at your local pick-up point and stay on it, in the same seat, throughout your holiday. What’s not to like?
The Belfast Bounty (A) Recently came back from this lovely and well thought out trip.The Ramada hotel meals were spot on and choices of food were delicious. The rooms were spotless and staff very helpful. Our driver Simon was excellent and looked after everyone on the coach. A trip to be recommended.
Recently came back from this lovely and well thought out trip.The Ramada hotel meals were spot on and choices of food were delicious. The rooms were spotless and staff very helpful. Our driver Simon was excellent and looked after everyone on the coach. A trip to be recommended.
The Belfast Bounty (D) My wife and i have just returned from the Belfast Bounty tour. It was an absolutely excellent tour yet again. Very good hotel, nicely situated for night life, which we took advantage of. Andy, our Lakeside driver, was excellent yet again. The tours were superb. Titanic experience fantastic, Belfast tour excellent, Giants causeway tour excellent, Bushmills distillery tour fantastic, Londonderry visit and tour brilliant, especially the guided walking tour by John. We will do this tour again
My wife and i have just returned from the Belfast Bounty tour. It was an absolutely excellent tour yet again. Very good hotel, nicely situated for night life, which we took advantage of. Andy, our Lakeside driver, was excellent yet again. The tours were superb. Titanic experience fantastic, Belfast tour excellent, Giants causeway tour excellent, Bushmills distillery tour fantastic, Londonderry visit and tour brilliant, especially the guided walking tour by John. We will do this tour again
2 Dear all Our 6 day trip to Ireland was very enjoyable. The booking staff were informative & helpful. The Lakeside coach from Ellesmere was very comfortable & the driver Paul was excellent. He was very friendly, he put the electric wheelchair on & off the coach always (which he didn’t have to do)& he gave us brief information before we got to places. He made us laugh a lot. He also gave us his contact details if we had a problem. Before we returned to Shropshire he gave us estimated times of drop offs if no hold ups & revised times when we were closer to home, which was very useful for our onward travel. The 2 Hotels we stayed in, Talbot Hotel in Carlow & Westlodge Hotel in Bantry were excellent, the accessible rooms with wet rooms were very spacious, the food in the evening & for breakfast was excellent with plenty of choice. The location of the Bantry Bay hotel was excellent as we were walking distance into town (the Carlow Hotel was en route & therefore we had no time to explore because of timings of arrivals & departures) The excursions were very good. We had plenty of time in Cork. We had as much time as we wanted at Bantry House & Gardens & had the choice of being transported to & from the Town at certain times, or back to the Hotel, or we could make our own way to Town & back to the Hotel which we did. We could have used the leisure facilities at the Hotel if we wanted to. Our boat trip to Garinish Island was wonderful. The 2 staff on the boat were very helpful loading & unloading the electric wheelchair on & off the boat & we were given the opportunity to see many seals & a fish eagle reasonably close & for a brief time in their natural environment. The Island itself was lovely, we just about had enough time to explore most of it, working out the accessible routes to each attraction- we were advised that it wasn’t all accessible. The coach journey over the scenic Beara Peninsula was excellent & the time in Kenmare Town was enough & enjoyable. The time we had in Kilkenny & the Castle were plenty & very enjoyable. On our last day we had plenty of time at our comfort stops before going back to the ferry which was an added bonus. Paul worked out our comfort breaks very well. The 2 ferry crossings were good & we believe Stena were very good dealing with one of our fellow coach passenger’s who needed medical attention when we were on the ferry which was good to know. Please feel free to use any of our above comments. Kind regards, Andy & Wendy Chilton
Dear all Our 6 day trip to Ireland was very enjoyable. The booking staff were informative & helpful. The Lakeside coach from Ellesmere was very comfortable & the driver Paul was excellent. He was very friendly, he put the electric wheelchair on & off the coach always (which he didn’t have to do)& he gave us brief information before we got to places. He made us laugh a lot. He also gave us his contact details if we had a problem. Before we returned to Shropshire he gave us estimated times of drop offs if no hold ups & revised times when we were closer to home, which was very useful for our onward travel. The 2 Hotels we stayed in, Talbot Hotel in Carlow & Westlodge Hotel in Bantry were excellent, the accessible rooms with wet rooms were very spacious, the food in the evening & for breakfast was excellent with plenty of choice. The location of the Bantry Bay hotel was excellent as we were walking distance into town (the Carlow Hotel was en route & therefore we had no time to explore because of timings of arrivals & departures) The excursions were very good. We had plenty of time in Cork. We had as much time as we wanted at Bantry House & Gardens & had the choice of being transported to & from the Town at certain times, or back to the Hotel, or we could make our own way to Town & back to the Hotel which we did. We could have used the leisure facilities at the Hotel if we wanted to. Our boat trip to Garinish Island was wonderful. The 2 staff on the boat were very helpful loading & unloading the electric wheelchair on & off the boat & we were given the opportunity to see many seals & a fish eagle reasonably close & for a brief time in their natural environment. The Island itself was lovely, we just about had enough time to explore most of it, working out the accessible routes to each attraction- we were advised that it wasn’t all accessible. The coach journey over the scenic Beara Peninsula was excellent & the time in Kenmare Town was enough & enjoyable. The time we had in Kilkenny & the Castle were plenty & very enjoyable. On our last day we had plenty of time at our comfort stops before going back to the ferry which was an added bonus. Paul worked out our comfort breaks very well. The 2 ferry crossings were good & we believe Stena were very good dealing with one of our fellow coach passenger’s who needed medical attention when we were on the ferry which was good to know. Please feel free to use any of our above comments. Kind regards, Andy & Wendy Chilton
Day 1: Coach to Holyhead for the ferry to Dublin. Arrive at our Belfast hotel early evening for 4 nights.Day 2: Panoramic tour of Belfast city with guide.Titanic Experience- An amazing, award-winning museum/exhibition which brings the whole story to life as never before.Day 3: *Giant's Causeway - this most incredible natural phenomena is a famous feature of the Antrim coast.*Persons with mobility issues may want to view from a distance or take the little bus (modest charge) to and from to view it at close quarters. National Trust pass holders can also gain entrance to the visitor centre.After a break for lunch, we visit Bushmills Distillery - Ireland's oldest. Tour and tasting included.Day 4: Guided walking tour of the very attractive Derry city on the river Foyle plus free time to explore at your own pace.Day 5: Homeward bound. Mid-afternoon ferry - Dublin to Holyhead.Price based on 2 sharing includes; 4 nights D/B/B basis plus all travel and excursions and appropriate fees. Supplement for single occupancy of twin or double applies.*Note: Photo ID required for ferry crossings.
Situated in the heart of Belfast's Cathedral Quarter.
Overlooks St Anne's Square with the most popular bars and restaurants in the city on the doorstep.
A two-minute walk to Belfast's shopping district. 165 ensuite bedrooms with full amenities.
No evening entertainment.
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