Ireland Itinerary 5 Days: Giant's Causeway & The Wild Atlantic Way

The Morgan Hotel is just an 8-minute walk from the Ilac Shopping Centre and about 2.1 km from the Old Jameson Distillery—putting you right in the heart of Dublin’s vibrant city life.

Your chic room or suite comes with complimentary Wi-Fi, a minibar, and an internet-connected TV. If you opt for an upgraded room or suite, you’ll enjoy extra perks like air-conditioning, larger TVs, and enhanced bathroom features such as a rainfall showerhead or a free-standing tub—perfect for unwinding after a busy day.

You can enjoy delicious dining and craft cocktails at the hotel’s stylish restaurant and bar, which also hosts live DJs. There’s also a cozy courtyard for a more relaxed vibe. To keep up with your wellness routine, take advantage of the on-site gym, heated indoor pool, and steam room.

The Guinness Storehouse Experience

A visit to the home of magical Guinness is a must on any tour of Dublin. Guinness Storehouse is Ireland's top tourist attraction in the heart of the Guinness Brewery at St James Gate. Housed in a former fermentation plant, the seven-story visitor center tells the story of the world-famous drink.

It's a dramatic story that begins over 250 years ago and ends at the Gravity Bar, where visitors can enjoy a free pint of Guinness and relax while enjoying the spectacular views over Dublin. The adventure begins the moment you walk through the door and enter the building's giant pint-shaped glass heart. As you make your way through the Guinness Storehouse, you'll discover how the Black Stuff is made - the ingredients, the processes, the passion.

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Titanic Hotel Belfast is located in the historic Titanic Quarter, inside the former Harland & Wolff headquarters, offering a unique connection to Belfast’s maritime heritage. The hotel features Art Deco-inspired rooms with modern amenities like TVs, Wi-Fi, and luxurious bathrooms. You can dine at the on-site Wolff Grill restaurant, which serves locally sourced cuisine, or unwind with a drink at the Harland Bar. Nearby attractions include the Titanic Belfast visitor experience, Customs House Belfast, and Hydebank Parks & Playing Fields. Leisure facilities include flexible event spaces and areas for relaxation, blending history with modern comfort.

Malahide Castle & Gardens

This isn't just a castle tour - it's a journey through 800 years of history. Learn about the Talbot family and the historical events that shaped their lives, explore the private rooms, furniture and art collections, and hear stories of battles and feasts from our passionate guides. Your castle tour ticket includes entry to the Botanic Gardens and the Butterfly House.

A brief history....

The original fort built on the site was a wooden fort, but this was later replaced by a stone structure on the site of the current Malahide Castle. Over the centuries, rooms and fortifications were added, altered and strengthened until the castle took on its present form.

The Talbots are said to have been a diplomatic family, and during the eight centuries between 1185 and the 1970s their rule at Malahide Castle was only interrupted for a brief interlude between 1649 and 1660, when their lands were confiscated by Cromwell's soldiers and the castle was seized by Myles Corbet, Lord Chief Baron of Ireland.

The last Baron de Malahide, Lord Milo Talbot, lived in the castle until his death in 1973. His sister Rose inherited the property and subsequently sold it to the Irish state in 1975. Since then, Malahide Castle has played an important role in Ireland's political and social landscape, hosting international heads of state and summits and welcoming thousands of visitors from home and abroad each year.

Start Time: Mon – Sun, 9:30 – 17:30

The Bishop's Gate Hotel is located in the heart of Derry City’s Cathedral Quarter, with easy access to local attractions such as the Guildhall, The Tower Museum and the Peace Bridge. The hotel's guest rooms and suites are contemporary yet serene, with views across Derry’s cityscape. Rooms feature oversized velvet headboards, flat-screen TVs, fine fabrics and internet access. At the heart of Bishop's Gate, the Gown Restaurant and the Wig Champagne Bar offer superb, informal all-day dining experiences in relaxed, upscale surroundings. Other amenities include a fitness centre.

Giant's Causeway

The Giant's Causeway is one of Ireland's most treasured landmarks and Northern Ireland's only UNESCO World Heritage Site. Over 40,000 basalt columns, formed around 60 million years ago, testify to an important stage in the Earth's evolution....

Flanked by the wild Atlantic Ocean and a landscape of dramatic cliffs, the Giant's Causeway has inspired artists, stimulated scientific debates and captured the imagination of all who see it for centuries.

Visit Northern Ireland's only UNESCO World Heritage Site and learn Hear how the Causeway came to be from one of our award-winning storytellers by booking visitor experience tickets. We offer guided tours every hour. Or you can take an audio guide and explore the mysteries of this landscape at your own pace, with information in 11 languages ​​and options for all ages.

Start time - 9am

Standing proudly in the heart of Eyre Square since 1852, The Hardiman Hotel welcomes you with generous hospitality and an easy, familiar charm that makes you feel right at home. All guests enjoy complimentary Wi-Fi, and some executive rooms and suites offer breathtaking views of Eyre Square.

You can savor breakfast in the comfort of your room or enjoy a full buffet breakfast with an open kitchen at Gaslight Brasserie. For a relaxing afternoon, visit the tea room, where you can enjoy a delicious drink accompanied by light snacks.

The Hardiman is the perfect base for exploring the stunning Wild Atlantic Way. From the Cliffs of Moher and the Burren to the Aran Islands and the rugged beauty of Connemara, there’s so much to discover.

Embark on a captivating half-day private tour of Derry in the company of a knowledgeable local driver guide who brings the city’s rich and complex history to life. As you travel through one of Northern Ireland’s most historic cities, you will discover the iconic Derry City Walls, remarkably preserved and offering insight into centuries of conflict, resilience, and cultural identity. Continue to the Bogside, where powerful murals tell the story of the city’s more recent past and its journey toward peace. The tour also includes a visit to the impressive Guildhall, a symbol of civic pride and architectural elegance at the heart of the city. To round off your experience, enjoy a leisurely stroll across the Peace Bridge, a modern landmark representing connection and reconciliation, while taking in scenic views of the River Foyle. This private tour can be fully customized to suit your interests, allowing you to explore Derry at your own pace and focus on the stories and sights that matter most to you.

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