Northern Ireland Road Trip | Things to do by The Planet D

Looking for Things to do in Northern Ireland. This road trip gives you the highlights of a week-long Itinerary along the coast and into Belfast.
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Northern Ireland Road Trips Stops:
↠Giant's Causeway
↠Carrick a Rede Rope Bridge
↠black taxi tour
↠segway Belfast
↠Ballentoy Harbour
↠Dark Hedges
↠Mussenden Temple
↠Marble Arch GeoPark
↠Belfast
↠Titanic Museum
↠Game of Thrones
↠Castle Ward
↠jet boat tour
↠castles
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[@waziotter]

I grew up in Belfast. We went on holiday to the North Coast every summer of my childhood. It was also where you went on school trips. As a result I’ve probably been to the Giant’s Causeway more than 50 times. It’s always interesting to see it through the eyes of people who haven’t seen it before. I totally agree that the coastal drive is a properly great route. Not for the faint of heart though. THe Black Taxi tours are a total tourist trap though. Half of what you are told is pure fantasy. Great video.

[@goodnewsinlisburn4784]

The coat road is beautiful, glad you got to do it. From Lisburn, Northern Ireland

[@ndoutsider1574]

God bless this beautiful couple. Keep travelling and posting positive stories...life is wonderful ...peace #yolo if you don't mind ,we would like to see some aerial shots .......This is called money can buy your happiness..

[@ThePlanetD]

nd outsider thank you! Next werk’s video has arial shots. I didn’t have my drone for this trip, but next week is definitely more from above!

[@chelongogan3904]

@@ThePlanetD what about Jesus ?

[@xuanmike7172]

Beautiful scenery, beautiful couple

[@matthewhowell5501]

I live here on the north Coast of Northern Ireland 🇬🇧

[@Ailinalaula]

Me lo he pasado super bien viendo este vídeo. Hacía tiempo que nada me hacía tanta gracia. Un 10.

[@wungabunga]

Lovely. I would also recommend Mourne Mountains where I believe GOT was filmed, Enniskillen and certainly Donegal - home of one of the most beautiful wee beaches in the world. For such a small area of the world it's hard to pack so much in.

[@islandgirldoherty2888]

Great video!

[@slenderfoxx3797]

I'm from Canada but I want visit Ireland so bad lol. I'm even practicing the accent out just so I can become fully Irish if I ever go. Great video you guys!

[@clayfada2384]

Slenderfox you will be along time learning irish accents each county has atl east three accents and they are 32 counties .Come as you are and you will be welcomed as you were you will only make a fool of yourself otherwise

[@slenderfoxx3797]

clay fada2 lol I was kind of joking about using the accent of I go. I also heard how many there are. I still wanna try it some day!

[@soyavocado]

Northern Ireland has a complete different accent from Ireland so good luck

[@matthewhowell5501]

It's Northern Ireland not Ireland do you live in the United States no you live in Canada same here Ireland and Northern Ireland are two different countries

[@slenderfoxx3797]

@@matthewhowell5501 I get that. I get they're separate technically since one is part of the UK and one isn't. I just was saying "ireland" in general because I'd like to visit the entirety of it one day and just didn't bother specifying through text to save time I suppose.

[@gremlinuk1968]

I live on the north coast, Portstewart,,

[@TheFineyj]

Thank you for Video of your trip :) It'll be helpful for my next trip😁 And can i ask you something? How long did you travel on your trip??

[@clayfada2384]

The cliffs on the north coast are not actually that high,doesn't mean they are not beautiful like the cliffs of moher the beauty is not in the height its there shape.

[@ivarsmatisons]

Interesanti interesanti

[@vagabondpinas]

hi, great video! me and my wife will visit northern ireland on the end of april. Can you recommend where to rent a car? and can we do the giant causeway route in one day? thanks and more power

[@ThePlanetD]

Our rental car was from Enterprise at the airport. We picked it up when we landed. The Causeway coast can be done in one day but it will be fast. There are a bunch of stops along the coast, so it could take days. From Belfast drive North and you can stop at The Gobbins walk (which could take some time) so it depends on how much of it you want to see. Then there is a quick stop at the Glenarm Castle and the next stop is Cushenden Caves. (that would be a day for me) so if you want to skip directly the mains sites, the portion of this video starts here. up at the top is the Carrick a Rede Bridge, then Ballentoy Harbour Giant's Causeway, Bushmills Distillery, Mussenden Temple. (I think the top can be done in a day) If you go quickly to the dark hedges for sunrise. Then make your way to Carrick a Rede in the morning, head to Ballentoy Harbour, then drive to Dunluce Castle and Mussenden Temple. If you still have some time, pop into Bushmills and then end the day at sunset at Giant's Causeway. You'll want to spend some time here. I'd recommend staying at the Causeway Hotel too. Here's a link for Causeway coast planning. www.ireland.com/en-ca/articles/tripideas/causeway-coastal-route/

[@vagabondpinas]

@@ThePlanetD thanks for great ideas. More power!

[@shoj8406]

please suggest an places to visit. We want to stay away from touristy areas. should we fly to dublin and then drive to belfast>.?Can we cover both north and west in 8 days. looking to go to belfast, limerick, Killarney, dublin etc. any

[@Nurry]

Have you guys ever gone to Turkey

[@ThePlanetD]

Yes we have! We have been to Cappadocia, Istanbul and Antalya. But there is so much more to see! We want to go back for sure.

[@matthewhowell5501]

Carrick a rede *

[@rhondacupples1943]

Crick reede? You mean Carrick o rede

[@ThePlanetD]

I thought that is what we said. :) carrick a rede.

[@rhondacupples1943]

@@ThePlanetD nah fam. There is an a fam

[@Falveyxx]

Carrick A rede 😊

[@DavidDoyleOutdoors]

@@ThePlanetD it’s pronounced Ka-Rick-Ah-Read. Great video 👍

[@stevencrooks7201]

It’s your pronunciation is wrong You’re saying basically Crick a read It’s Carrick ( rhymes with Barack ( Obama) The emphasis is on CARrick

[@garyb5998]

North of Ireland and East of Ireland....

[@conradgibson5660]

Ulster

[@garyb5998]

If you had the history tour... Why are you still talking about your Northern Ireland visit... It's not northern ireland it is the Occupied 6 Counties

[@conradgibson5660]

Typical you lot are in the past.