Itinerary
- Day 1
Belfast to Donegal
Your tour starts in Belfast where you'll choose between the Titanic Museum or a scenic drive past Stormont and Queen's University. After that, head to Hillsborough Castle to walk through its gardens and ornamental state rooms (subject to availability). From there, you'll cross into the Republic and travel through County Donegal's rugged terrain, ending up in Donegal town for the night. The town has a good selection of restaurants and traditional pubs if you want live music later.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Visit Hillsborough Castle gardens
Optional Activities
- Titanic Museum visit
- Scenic drive around Belfast city (Stormont, Queen's University)
- Hillsborough Castle ornamental state rooms visit
- Traditional Irish music and dining in Donegal town
Landmarks Titanic Museum Stormont Queen's University Hillsborough Castle 
- Day 2
Wild Atlantic Way - Letterkenny
Today you'll tackle the Wild Atlantic Way coastal route. Start with Slieve League Cliffs, which drop 600 meters straight to the ocean, then pass through Irish-speaking areas and check out Glencolmcille Folk Village if it's open (seasonal). The drive through Glengesh mountain pass is scenic, and you'll grab lunch on your own in Ardara. Continue along coastal viewpoints and through Glenveagh National Park before reaching Letterkenny. You'll have the evening free to explore the town.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Optional Activities
- Glencolmcille Folk Village visit (seasonal, depends on season)
Landmarks Slieve League Cliffs Glencolmcille Glengesh Mountain Pass Ardara Glenveagh National Park - Day 3
Inishowen Peninsula - Letterkenny
Head out to the Inishowen Peninsula in the morning. First stop is Fort Dunree, a clifftop military fort with a museum on site, then you'll drive through Mamore Gap. Along the way, you'll see a holy well dedicated to St Eigne and other local attractions. Lunch is in Carndonagh, a market town with pubs and restaurants where you can see the ancient Donagh Cross. Continue to Malin Head, Ireland's northernmost point with rugged coastline (it's a Star Wars filming location). Your final stop is Grianan of Aileach, a 1700 BC hilltop fort with great views. Return to Letterkenny for the evening.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Optional Activities
- Fort Dunree military museum visit
- Holy well dedicated to St Eigne visit
- Donagh Cross (St Patrick's Cross) viewing in Carndonagh
- Malin Head visit
Landmarks Fort Dunree Mamore Gap Carndonagh Donagh Cross Malin Head Grianan of Aileach 
- Day 4
Letterkenny to Belfast
Cross back into Northern Ireland and head to Downhill along the Causeway Coastal Route. You'll explore the cliffs and wide sandy beach, then see Mussenden Temple, an 18th-century structure that was originally built as a library and used in Game of Thrones filming. Take a walk around before having lunch in Portstewart village. Your final stop is the Old Bushmills Distillery, operating since 1608 as the world's oldest licensed whiskey distillery, where you can do a whiskey tasting. After that, return to Belfast where your tour ends.
Optional Activities
- Mussenden Temple visit
- Downhill beach stroll
- Old Bushmills Distillery tour and whiskey tasting
Landmarks Downhill Mussenden Temple Portstewart Old Bushmills Distillery
