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Full-Day Giants Causeway Tour with Fast-Track Entry, Dublin

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Full-Day Giant's Causeway with Fast-Track Entry Highlights

Visit the unique rocks of the Giant's Causeway, formed more than 60 million years ago
Explore the 37,000 basalts “stepping stone” columns of the Giant’s Causeway
Learn all about the history of the location from your guide
En route, pass through Bushmills, famed for its fantastic whisky.

Full-Day Giant's Causeway with Fast-Track Entry Overview

Meeting Location: Tourist Office, Suffolk Street, Dublin (beside Molly Malone Statue)

Starting Time: 7:00 AM

Activity Duration: 12 hours (approx)

About (place):

Enjoy your day by traveling to one of Ireland's most famous and beautiful sites, Giants causeway, and learn all about its famous history and folklore. On this amazing journey, you'll see the scenic Dunluce Castle, perched atop County Antrim's basalt cliffs. Stroll at the wide open sea coastline that is the result of a volcanic eruption.

About Activity:

Start the morning bright and early and take a tour of one of the top attractions of Ireland.
Report to the Molly Malone Statue at around 7:00 Am
Stroll along the paths of county Antrim on arrival, and get a 360-degree view of the Mull of Kintyre and Rathlin Island.
The journey across the scenic coastal road, and enjoy views of Whitepark Bay and Portbradden.
The destination is the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Giant’s Causeway, formed more than 60 million years ago by volcanic eruptions

How to Reach:

By Cab: Molly Malone Statue, Dublin is approximately 25 minutes (5 Km) away from the City's Central.
By Transit: Catch the O'Connell St Lower to College Green, stop 1278 from there the activity is a mere 90 meters (2 minutes) walk.

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Full-Day Giant's Causeway with Fast-Track Entry Molly Malone Statue, Suffolk St

12 Hours

USD 91.31

USD 90.25

Per Adult

Pick up point is Molly Malone Statue, Suffolk St.
Pick up time 7:00 AM

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Full-Day Giant's Causeway with Fast-Track Entry Depart from O'Connell Street

12 Hours

USD 91.31

USD 90.25

Per Adult

Depart from O'Connell Street
Pickup time 7:20

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Know Before You Go for Full-Day Giant's Causeway with Fast-Track Entry

All foreign nationals must share their passport and visa details at the time of arrival.
ID proof is mandatory for each individual guest at the time of arrival.
Participants are not allowed to carry any sharp object, lighter, luggage bag, alcohol, knife, etc.
Individuals aged 99 and younger will be charged at an adult price.

Full-Day Giant's Causeway with Fast-Track Entry Map

Starting Point

Molly Malone Statue

Suffolk St, Dublin 2, D02 KX03, Ireland

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Full-Day Giant's Causeway with Fast-Track Entry Policies

The customer receives a confirmation voucher via email within 24 hours of successful booking
In case the preferred slots are unavailable, an alternate schedule of the customer’s preference will be arranged and a new confirmation voucher will be sent via email.
Alternatively, the customer may choose to cancel their booking before confirmation and a full refund will be processed.

If cancellation is made 2 days before the date of travel, no cancellation fees will be charged.
If cancellation is made within 2 days before the date of travel, total booking cost will be charged as cancellation fees.

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