Northern Irelandで楽しめるユニークなアクティビティ

Starting at Belfast city hall (we meet at the front gates of City Hall in Donegall Square North) and finishing by the Beacon of Hope beside the river Lagan, the tour visits 7 locations in the city centre where major events occurred during the conflict. We start with a short introduction to Irish / British history and why the Troubles start in the late 1960’s. Over the course of 1.5 miles and 2 hours and 30 minutes we then tell the stories of each site; what happened and why, who was involved, and the effect these attacks had on the city and its people, affecting nearly every part of our daily lives. We also demonstrate the impact of the peace process; you will witness the social and cultural regeneration of the city as we walk through the Cathedral Quarter and waterfront areas where you will also see some of the street art that demonstrates our newfound vibrant culture. Throughout the tour we use visual aids with images of the Troubles and the places we visit from the 1960’s, 70’s & 80’s to help you envisage the realities of life then compared to now. The tour is factual and historically accurate to ensure it is unbiased and non-partisan, but we also weave our own stories into the tour to bring our history to life for you. There is also time built into the tour to ensure that questions are encouraged from guests and that our answers are meaningful.

Get outside and join a guide on a bike ride around Belfast. Bike rental is included, so you don't have to worry about bringing one with you, and a guide takes care of the navigating so you don't get lost. Highlights include Belfast's famous murals and Peace Wall, one of Ireland's oldest pubs, Belfast City Hall, St. George's Market, and the Titanic Quarter. So you don't miss anything important—there are plenty of stops and the guide provides commentary along the way. Cover more ground than a walking tour with this guided bike ride. Learn about the history of Belfast and its most famous landmarks See the city's murals—including the Peace Wall. Visit many different areas such as the Titanic Quarter, the Cathedral Quarter and Peace Wall

After a warm welcome to our throwing cages we'll jump right into a safety briefing. This covers how to stay safe, scoring and competition rules (we can't have any cheating at crunch time can we?). Then it is to the reason you guys are all here, the AXES. We'll run through the basic technique, how to hold and how to throw the axe. Once we're through this, it is down to you to have a go! I'll be on hand throughout the session, watching your throw, offering advice on how you can improve. What is really important to me is that you start to understand your own technique so when you finally leave, you're a fully fledged axe ninja! Once the basics are out of the way it's quickly onto a wide selection of new throws, double-handed, throwing with the axe head facing backwards, throwing 2 axes at once. These will all help you to develop a strong technique in time for our rapid fire round and then ..the team COMPETITON! Pit your skills against the others in your group, competition mode always brings out some strong axe game! Finally, If we have any time left over at the end I'll show you a trick shot or two that only the pro's get to use Other things to note We are unable to accept bookings from those under 16 years of age or pregnant. Guests will not be permitted to partake in the activity if they are intoxicated and please wear sensible shoes, no sandals!

Your experience comes in three steps! Step 1: (30 mins) You’ll spend time getting to know your horse with some hands-on grooming. Then you’ll have a demonstration on tacking up, what the various pieces of equipment are and how they are used. Step 2: (60 mins) Riding assessment in enclosed arena/ on a lunge/long line. Basic riding commands and safety. Getting a feel for the horse’s rhythm and becoming comfortable on him. We’ll also look at leading a horse correctly and safely. Step 3: (30 mins approx) You can enjoy a hack or choose to extend your lesson in the arena. *My experience conforms with Airbnb and the World Animal Protection welfare guidelines.* All my horses have freedom of movement, adlib forage, companionship and access to veterinary care and farriery. They all hold passports with their up to date medical records and these records can be presented to any authorities on request. A weight limit of 14 stone applies to ride my biggest horse. Other things to note: Suitable footwear and good level of fitness. (I.e. Can you squat? Do a starjump?) Guests acknowledge inherent risks associated with our sport, although every effort is taken to minimise these.

The tour starts after we meet at Belfast's City Hall. Your guide will help you understand how the city developed from a small settlement to the "Northern Powerhouse" in Ireland. You'll hear about the major industries based in Belfast and how they played a part in our troubled history and the partition of Ireland. You’ll also discover how Brexit has impacted Northern Ireland. You'll visit the Titanic & War Memorials plus the main sites associated with the Linen industry and the Victorian period. You'll discover the major figures from Belfast and find out how religion and cultural divisions impacted Ireland and Belfast in particular. You then move to the oldest parts of town including the Cathedral Quarter and High Street areas. Your guide will point out some amazing street art along the way and tell you the stories behind some of the stand-out pieces and how they reflect our conflict. You'll hear about famous people, times and places and you'll discover how the legacy of the troubles has changed the landscape of the area. You'll witness the recent changes to the city and how the Titanic disaster became a success. Your tour will close to the city Hall. The tour covers approx 1.5 miles and lasts 2 hours.

At Belfast City Hall you will be provided with an audio headset and receiver so you don’t miss a word. You’ll visit the City Hall before walking to the Peace Walls, approximately 40 minutes. You’ll receive a full, detailed and objective commentary to provide you with the historical and political background to ‘the Troubles’. Please note that a good to fluent command of English is required. Stopping at the International Wall, you’ll get a chance to view the political murals before you visit the Walls. There is ample time for photographs. You’ll return to Belfast City Centre, where you visit the Cathedral Quarter. You’ll meander in and out of historic entries, see the sights and see what’s hidden in plain sight. You’ll learn about our radical history, and the culture and art that makes Belfast such a vibrant and exciting city. You'll take in the City Centre & Albert Clock before the tour finishes in a historic church. You walk inside, you walk back to the late 1700s to a time of revolution and radicalism. Belfast is a city of contrasts, and the tour is designed to reflect that. Expect to be entertained, engaged and informed. The pace of this tour is moderate. You will walk approximately 3.5 miles in 2.5 to 3 hours. We sometimes have 4 seasons in one day, so dress appropriately.

Guests will get dressed up with protective clothing as they will be in the middle of lambing experience and they will be told about our ewes and their history ,from Kenneth my husband he will tell you about day to day work on the farm , we walk to the big indoor sheep house and take a walking tour of it we explain the difference in the areas and show you the set up before the ewes have their lambs during the lambing and after lambs are born we then go to the foster section and each guest gets to pet a lamb ,after that the guests are took to see group pens of lambs and their mothers running around on the way back to the farm house we will say hi to the cows and the farm working dogs if you like dogs you can meet them , we do keep our dogs in proper enclosures then our guests will be offered to wash their hands and take away homemade Irish wheaten bread with home made strawberry jam tea or coffee before you depart on their way during covid you will have this in the garden if dry Other things to note This is a working farm and we are a meat farm and this experience will only take place between 19thMarch till 23 rdApril every year its 1.5 hours long with the animals there is some farm smells (sheep) but not to bad also very important if anyone is pregnant please ask your doctor can you visit before you book

Starting at Belfast city hall (we meet at the front gates of City Hall in Donegall Square North) and finishing by the Beacon of Hope beside the river Lagan, the tour visits 7 locations in the city centre where major events occurred during the conflict. We start with a short introduction to Irish / British history and why the Troubles start in the late 1960’s. Over the course of 1.5 miles and 2 hours and 30 minutes we then tell the stories of each site; what happened and why, who was involved, and the effect these attacks had on the city and its people, affecting nearly every part of our daily lives. We also demonstrate the impact of the peace process; you will witness the social and cultural regeneration of the city as we walk through the Cathedral Quarter and waterfront areas where you will also see some of the street art that demonstrates our newfound vibrant culture. Throughout the tour we use visual aids with images of the Troubles and the places we visit from the 1960’s, 70’s & 80’s to help you envisage the realities of life then compared to now. The tour is factual and historically accurate to ensure it is unbiased and non-partisan, but we also weave our own stories into the tour to bring our history to life for you. There is also time built into the tour to ensure that questions are encouraged from guests and that our answers are meaningful.

You will visit the donkeys at Crockatinney Stables, situated between Ballycastle & Ballintoy. You will spend time grooming them, before putting on their halters and leading them out to the bog ground, where we will walk, talk and enjoy the company of the donkeys. We will return to the stables where you will unhalter the donkeys and fetch them their feed.

Get outside and join a guide on a bike ride around Belfast. Bike rental is included, so you don't have to worry about bringing one with you, and a guide takes care of the navigating so you don't get lost. Highlights include Belfast's famous murals and Peace Wall, one of Ireland's oldest pubs, Belfast City Hall, St. George's Market, and the Titanic Quarter. So you don't miss anything important—there are plenty of stops and the guide provides commentary along the way. Cover more ground than a walking tour with this guided bike ride. Learn about the history of Belfast and its most famous landmarks See the city's murals—including the Peace Wall. Visit many different areas such as the Titanic Quarter, the Cathedral Quarter and Peace Wall

After a warm welcome to our throwing cages we'll jump right into a safety briefing. This covers how to stay safe, scoring and competition rules (we can't have any cheating at crunch time can we?). Then it is to the reason you guys are all here, the AXES. We'll run through the basic technique, how to hold and how to throw the axe. Once we're through this, it is down to you to have a go! I'll be on hand throughout the session, watching your throw, offering advice on how you can improve. What is really important to me is that you start to understand your own technique so when you finally leave, you're a fully fledged axe ninja! Once the basics are out of the way it's quickly onto a wide selection of new throws, double-handed, throwing with the axe head facing backwards, throwing 2 axes at once. These will all help you to develop a strong technique in time for our rapid fire round and then ..the team COMPETITON! Pit your skills against the others in your group, competition mode always brings out some strong axe game! Finally, If we have any time left over at the end I'll show you a trick shot or two that only the pro's get to use Other things to note We are unable to accept bookings from those under 16 years of age or pregnant. Guests will not be permitted to partake in the activity if they are intoxicated and please wear sensible shoes, no sandals!

Your experience comes in three steps! Step 1: (30 mins) You’ll spend time getting to know your horse with some hands-on grooming. Then you’ll have a demonstration on tacking up, what the various pieces of equipment are and how they are used. Step 2: (60 mins) Riding assessment in enclosed arena/ on a lunge/long line. Basic riding commands and safety. Getting a feel for the horse’s rhythm and becoming comfortable on him. We’ll also look at leading a horse correctly and safely. Step 3: (30 mins approx) You can enjoy a hack or choose to extend your lesson in the arena. *My experience conforms with Airbnb and the World Animal Protection welfare guidelines.* All my horses have freedom of movement, adlib forage, companionship and access to veterinary care and farriery. They all hold passports with their up to date medical records and these records can be presented to any authorities on request. A weight limit of 14 stone applies to ride my biggest horse. Other things to note: Suitable footwear and good level of fitness. (I.e. Can you squat? Do a starjump?) Guests acknowledge inherent risks associated with our sport, although every effort is taken to minimise these.

It will normally be more cost effective for groups of 5 or more to book a private tour rather than places on a public tour. In this tour we will do a clockwise tour of the 400 year old City Walls while covering the city's history from 542 AD to the present day. We will cover the topics of the monastery in the city, Plantation of Ulster and the building of the City Walls, the Great Siege of Derry, emigration, the shirt factories, the World Wars, the Troubles and the Peace Process. The tour lasts between 90-120 minutes depending on the size of the group.

You will be greeted at our stables by myself or Kirsty. You will be shown our tack room area where we can introduce ourselves and you can get a horse riding hat fitted. We will introduce you to our horses and a visit to the yard stables. We will choose a horse to suit you and begin to groom and tack them up. You will be accompanied at all times and encouraged to relax and enjoy your bonding with your horse. You will bring your horse to the indoor arena and learn about getting on the horse safely and correctly then the basics of how to ride the the horse ( English Style) Depending on how you want to progress you will spend 45mins on the horse. If the weather is wet or it is dark or the ground conditions slippy then the session will be spent indoors in our arena. If dry and daylight, session can be spent hacking on our farm. We have spectacular views of Innishowen, Donegal, Binevenagh mountain an area of AONB and ASSI and also the Lough Foyle Other things to note If you have any questions or concerns about this experience please contact me. We want to know what you would most like to achieve from your time with us.

This is a guaranteed small group tour. Join me on this fascinating walk around my home town of Belfast. This is a thoroughly researched, but also entertaining and flavoured tour, with amusing anecdotes, creating a one-off, unique experience. I will share with you the story of a city from its earliest days to the present buzzing, cosmopolitan place I am proud to call home. We will see ancient buildings and hear stories of the men and women who created, in its day, the greatest industrial city in the world. We will go on a journey through centuries of peace, intrigue, conflict and revolution to the present day, as we see the modern city unfolding before our eyes. Come along: enjoy and see and hear for yourselves: you will not be disappointed. I look forward to meeting you.

- Private Bespoke tour ( Please read reviews). - Tour can be made flexible or changed/customised to suit guests agenda. - Admission to all sites are included in this price - Accommodation/Cruise ship/Airport etc pick up and drop off (Belfast 20 miles radius) without extra charge. - Chauffeur/ Tour guide Itinerary This is a typical itinerary for this product. This private tour includes the majestic loop around Torr head where Scotland can be seen 12 miles from the Irish Coast. We also stop at an Irish pub for Lunch. Stop At: Carrickfergus Castle. Carrickfergus Castle is a Norman Castle. Built in 1177 by John de Courcy Duration: 1 hr Stop At: Giant's Causeway, Bushmills. Travel back in time and see Northern Ireland's world Heritage Site Duration: 1 hr Stop At: Bushmills Distillery, Bushmills. See how they make the world famous Bushmills Irish whiskey. The worlds oldest working distillery, licensed in 1608 Duration: 1 hr Stop At: Dunluce Castle, Portrush. Dunluce Castle is a now-ruined medieval castle built in the 13th century. In the Game of Thrones it is Castle Greyjoy Duration: 30 min Stop At: Carrick-A-Rede Ballintoy. We stop here to take photos at the viewing point overlooking the atlantic ocean of the north coast. Duration: 30 mins Stop At: The Dark Hedges, Ballymoney. Kings Highway in all its glory from the Game of Thrones. Duration: 30 mins

This tour has been called “The most entertaining tour in Belfast” Starting Opposite City Hall at "Visit Belfast" shop we will have a 2 hour 2 mile walk around the city centre where I will tell you stories of things that have happened in this City. Interesting, unusual and entertaining will be the norm for the day.

Starting at Belfast's iconic City Hall, this tour is your introduction to essential Belfast. You'll stroll around the city, admiring its beautiful architecture, stunning street art and diving into its unique history with the help of your guide. Prepare to be transported on an amazing journey through Belfast's history and heritage and celebrate its resilience. Everyone has heard of the Titanic and the Troubles, and during this tour, you'll dive deeper into the topics, but there's so much more to discover! From the point where Belfast first got its name over 1,300 years ago, to historic buildings and landmarks such as St. Anne’s Cathedral, Kelly's Cellars, the Albert Clock, and the Salmon of Knowledge, you will hear everything from local legends to contemporary social history and get to appreciate why Belfast is still such a unique city today. The tour takes you through the cultural hub of the Cathedral Quarter and the waterfront with views of the river Lagan and over to the iconic yellow cranes, Samson and Goliath, in the Harland and Wolff shipyard where the Titanic was built over 100 years ago. And then you'll explore the historic Entries at the heart of the city and see how they have been turned into an outdoor art gallery, before finishing your tour at the Titanic Memorial back at City Hall. If you like walking, and you like history, this is the tour for you.

We will be looking at the most historically and culturally significant spots in Belfast city centre. And hear the origins of the city from the arrival of the Celts around 500 BC(e) After exploring the Belfast City hall area. We'll discover the Linen Quarter and hear of it's past present and future. And the entries that lead to it. We'll pass the mouth of the river Blackstaff, before reaching the River Lagan.The only one of the four we can see today. Pausing to see and hear of some of the landmarks we can view from here. On past the Statue of Harmony, Albert Memorial Clock and Big Fish (Salmon of Knowledge) We'll view The Titanic Belfast Centre. Birthplace to the Titanic. And then dander(walk) on to discover the River Farset( Béal Féirste – meaning the mouth of the Farset) And the entries that lead to it. We will then head for the Cathedral Quarter enter some interesting spaces to hear of their past histories and see how local business has redeveloped them. See a lot of internationally famous Street-artists work and hear of the festivals that have created them. Continuing on past the Belfast Cathedral to hear and see projects like The Mac that are for the people by the people and promote Peace. Finishing in St. Annes Square. Being Bespoke for each group. You hear and see what makes Belfast stand out from other parts of Ireland. And discover many of its hidden gems.

This tour is currently only offered as a private small group tour. Normally offered as an evening walk )but daytime options can be requested),around the City Walls and City Centre, focusing on some of the strange and spooky but true stories from our city's history. This tour links in with the city's week long Halloween Festival and also explains some of the reasons for this.