Belfast Cruises
A vibrant city with a rich history and blend of traditional and modern culture, Belfast offers you the chance to not only explore its strong maritime links with the Harland & Wolff shipyard, where the RMS Titanic was built, before she set sail on her ill-fated maiden voyage from Southampton on 10th April 1912, but also as gateway to the impressive rock formations of the Giant’s Causeway, discovering its links to the mythological giant, Finn McCool. You can stroll through the city’s streets, alive with music and traditional Irish pubs, admire the urban street art, or visit the Titanic Distillery and learn of its whiskey tradition and why it disappeared, before sampling a few Irish spirits at Belfast’s first working distillery in 90 years.
Top Experiences
The Giant’s Causeway
Travelling inland you will find the mystical and mysterious geological formation of the Giant’s Causeway, approximately an hour and 20 minutes away from Belfast. Located on the North Eastern coast of County Antrim; it is the only UNESCO World Heritage Site in Northern Ireland and attracts visitors from all over the world.
Titanic Belfast
No visit to Belfast is complete without learning of the city's legendary links to the infamous ocean liner Titanic. Located in the Titanic Quarter, Titanic Belfast opened in 2012 and is right beside the historic site of the ship's birthplace. Inside you can enjoy a fascinating insight into the authentic story and history of Titanic, from her construction to her ill-fated maiden voyage in 1912.
Cruises to Belfast
Exploring the Iconic Coastline of the Emerald Isle • T2512
- Witness the remarkable scenery of Ireland's coastlines
- Immerse yourself in the Irish way of life by sampling Guinness
- Uncover poignant stories of the Titanic, from Belfast & Cobh
Scenic Isles & Landscapes of Scotland & the Faroes • T2522
- Witness outstanding scenic cruising of Scottish islands and the Faroes
- Join us on tour from Bolette to meet Shetland ponies or a local crofter
- Sample traditional Faroese food and drink, such as Saltfiskur
The Scenic Shores of Scotland & Ireland • L261718
- Witness iconic landmarks like Duart Castle from Balmoral
- Immerse yourself in Gaelic culture with Irish music and dancing
- Cruise from Newcastle and return to Rosyth
The Scenic Shores of Scotland & Ireland • L2618
- Enjoy views of Arranmore, and the Cliffs of Moher from Balmoral
- Embrace Gaelic culture with Irish music, céilí dancing, and whiskey
- Unearth Ireland's folklore at Dún Aonghasa and Glencolmcille
Natural Wonders & Wildlife of Iceland • S2615
- Witness the cascading waterfalls of Dynjandi, Gullfoss and Goðafoss
- Embrace Icelandic traditions like bathing in hot springs
- Go in search of humpback whales in Akureyri
Scenic Landscapes of Ireland • T2616
- Explore Ireland’s dramatic coastline along the Wild Atlantic Way
- Enjoy Irish music, folkloric tales, and lively Cèilidh dances
- Admire the towering Cliffs of Moher and Slieve League