Famed for its golfing hero’s and stunning courses, the opportunity to explore the outdoors and participate in soft or more active outdoor pursuits Northern Ireland won’t disappoint. ITOA members have developed a host of interesting and surprising itineraries for groups and individual that will ensure visitors make the most of their holiday or business event to the North of Ireland.
1. A Tale of 2 Cities – Belfast & Londonderry
BELFAST – from Irish: Béal Feirste, meaning “rivermouth of the sandbanks”, is the capital and largest city of Northern Ireland. It is also one of Europe’s most exciting cities, from its Michelin-starred restaurants and legendary nightlife to a phenomenal Titanic history. Recently voted number one region to visit in 2018 by Lonely Planet and awarded National Geographic Reader Award for Rising Star, there’s a palpable buzz and a fantastic line up of things to see and do…. DERRY~LONDONDERRY – renowned as one of the finest Walled Cities in Europe, offering rich heritage and a vibrant cultural scene. Idyllically located linking the Causeway Coastal Route with the Wild Atlantic Way, and named as a ‘Top 10 City in the World’ by Lonely Planet
2. The Causeway Coast - Food experiences
120 miles of magical coastal landscape that links Titanic Belfast with the Walled City of Derry/Londonderry – A road journey of discovery, amplified by the very recent Lonely Planet accolades. The global travel experts have chosen the Causeway Coastal Route as the key international region to visit in 2018 and one of the top ten most dramatic driving routes in the world.
3. The Game of Thrones
Explore the sights and locations featured and so familiar to fans of the Game of Thrones.
4. The Good, The Dark & the Quirky
Northern Ireland has a great array of attractions; stunning scenery, attractions and activities; there’s something for everyone……..