See all pictures (6) Your chosen break Antrim & Belfast St Patrick's Celebration 4 day break staying at theDunsilly Hotel See all pictures (15) Highlights Belfast The Giants Causeway Dunsilly Hotel - Antrim Highlights Highlights Celebrate the patron saint of Ireland with a coach break to the Emerald Isle itself. - Raise a glass of the ‘black stuff’, dress in green and wear your shamrock to join the St Patricks Day party with those who do it best.St. Patrick's Day in Belfast is a vibrant celebration featuring a lively parade with colorful floats, musicians, and dancers. The city comes alive with traditional and contemporary music concerts, family-friendly activities, and cultural festivals showcasing Irish heritage. Pubs and restaurants offer special menus with traditional Irish dishes and drinks, hosting themed parties with live entertainment. Prominent buildings and landmarks are illuminated in green, adding to the festive atmosphere. it's a day filled with joy, culture, and celebration. What's Included? Coach travel with reserved seatingThree nights at the Dunsilly Hotel, AntrimTwo nights dinner, bed and breakfast.One night bed and breakfast (Tuesday)Excursion to explore the many attractions of Belfast and its St Patrick's ParadeExcursion to the spectacular Giants CausewaySailings with Stena Line from Cairnryan to Belfast return. * Subject to changeThe Giants Causeway - Often described as the eighth wonder of the world, the mysterious and intriguing Giant’s Causeway has attracted visitors for centuries, harbouring a wealth of local and natural history.The Dunsilly Hotel - Located in Antrim, The Hotel is only 20 minutes from Belfast City and offers a warm, friendly welcome, Relax in the hotel's large lounges and lobby area, all the hotel's 40 modern bedrooms each equipped with modern amenities to enhance your stay. Dunsilly Hotel - Antrim Dunsilly Hotel - Antrim Located in Antrim, The Dunsilly Hotel is only 20 minutes from Belfast City and offers a warm, friendly welcome, Relax in the hotel's large lounges and lobby area, all the hotel's 40 modern bedrooms each equipped with modern amenities to enhance your stay and featuring - Rainfall shower HD TV for entertainment Hairdryer for your convenience Tea & coffee making facilities Iron & ironing board Belfast Belfast Linen-opolis Belfast is the capital - and largest city in Northern Ireland, situated on the East coast of the country on the banks of the River Lagan. Its location meant that by the early 19th century it was a major port, playing an important role in the Industrial Revolution in Ireland. Belfast was briefly the biggest linen producer in the world, nicknamed Linenopolis. Home to the most famous ship in history Shipbuilding was another key industry in Belfast’s past – in fact, the most famous ship in history was designed, built, and launched at the Harland & Wolff shipyard in 1911. A monument to The RMS Titanic is the city’s (and the world's) must-visit attraction, housed within a striking building: Titanic Belfast. Belfast is a beautiful place As well as the typical city attractions: shops, food, and history – Belfast is a naturally beautiful place. The popular TV series Game of Thrones was filmed in Belfast and beyond – the area's historic buildings, rugged coastline and wild countryside perfect for the fantasy land of Westoros. Get a bird’s eye view of Belfast from Cave Hill, the city’s imposing landmark which was named for the five caves on the side of its cliffs. The Giants Causeway The Giants Causeway Journey along the beautiful Antrim Coast and discover the fascinating Giant’s Causeway, one of the most awe-inspiring natural wonders in the world. Marvel at the rugged formations on this unspoilt coastline, a truly unique attraction which is a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site. It’s also home to a variety of flora and fauna, including unusual plants, seabirds, and seals. Attracting visitors for centuries, the mysterious Giant’s Causeway harbours a wealth of local and natural history, making it a popular tourist destination in Northern Ireland. Made up of around 40,000 interlocking basalt columns, this attraction was formed by volcanic activity 60 million years ago. The hexagonal columns vary in shape and size, with the tallest being over 36 feet tall. Today, tourists can explore this natural wonder by taking a walk on the Causeway path, which takes you past the impressive formations and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding coastline. Along the way, you’ll find interactive exhibits and displays, explaining the geology and history of the area. So, whether you're a history buff, a nature lover, or just looking for an unforgettable experience, the Giant's Causeway is a must-see attraction. Seats Available Available Taken Your seats can be reserved at checkout Room types & pricing Can't find the room type you need? Call: 0344 815 3001 and we'll do our best to help you. Book now Please note: Room availability on this page is updated every 24 hours.To view current room availability click book now.