- Optimize your time with hassle-free round-trip transfer from your Hotel or Cruise Ship!
- Enjoy the personalized service and customized itinerary of a private tour
- Experience stress-free travel with private transportation and in-vehicle air conditioning
- Marvel at the largest statue in the world of Ireland’s Patron Saint, St Patrick
- Explore beautiful Inch Abbey and hidden gems of Northern Ireland
- Benefit from the knowledge of your guide for intimate insight into the region’s history and culture
- Convenient free pick up and drop off service
- Inclusive of Strangford Lough Car Ferry Tickets and admission to Down County Museum
- Exclusive private tour of Down Cathedral and Saint Patricks Grave
- Tip For Your Guide
- Upgrade to OUR VIP CHAUFFEUR PACKAGE Top of The Range Luxury Mercedes Benz Only £30(Where Available)
- Saint Patrick Center Admission
- Add extra time to your tour from £40 per hour(At Guides Discretion)
- Entrance Fee to Castle Ward (Winterfell) Game of Thrones filming location
Experience the Unmatchable Irish Adventure! For travellers seeking fresh perspectives, embark on a full day exploration in County Down, tracing the life and legends of Saint Patrick, Ireland’s patron saint, all at an unparalleled price. Visit the NI Parliament at Stormont, explore the Ards Peninsula, ascend Scrabo hill to witness the Tower and breathtaking vistas, journey along the coast of Strangford Lough– a region of remarkable natural beauty. Take a tour to the enchanting Game of Thrones filming site, Inch Abbey, and the historic town of Downpatrick, where you can stop by Down County Museum and The Saint Patrick Centre. Visit Saint Patrick’s Grave, admire the cathedral, and marvel at the world’s largest Saint Patrick statue! Also, the ageless Game of Thrones filming location, Winterfell at Castle Ward&Inch Abbey is included. Feel free to tailor-make this tour to meet your preferences. We can also combine some moderate walking if desired.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
