Giant Experience Tour: Vikings and Voyagers
Connect to the natural, historic and mythological wonders of the Giant’s Causeway like never before on one of the new ‘Giant Experiences Tours’ at Northern Ireland’s only UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- Booking essential
- Admission applies
These new specialist guided tours will allow visitors to join a small group for guided walk and talk, focusing on a specialist subject area such as geology, oceanography, flora and fauna and conservation. This bespoke range of tours, delivered by our team of experienced story tellers, allows visitors to get a deeper understanding of a key element of the UNESCO World Heritage Site. Whether your interest is history, marine wildlife or geology, visitors can join a tour that connects them to this special place in a new and engaging way.
Each tour explores a different area of the site, from the clifftop path to the rock pools that sit alongside the Grand Causeway, and visitors will be taken on a fascinating journey as our guides bring to life the unique heritage of this iconic place.
The tours are: Nurturing Nature; Secrets of Sea and Shore; Vikings and Voyagers; and Fire, Ice and Stone.
We are offering the first 2 of these tours at no additional charge to help kick off the new experiences and you can take either the Nurturing Nature tour (focussing on flora and fauna on the Clifftop Red Trail of the World Heritage Site) or the Vikings and Voyagers tour (focusing on the marine heritage and history along the accessible Green Trail) on Saturday October 12 at 11am.
Simply book Visitor Experience tickets for Saturday October 12 at 11am for your chosen tour and you can be the first to try out these new experiences at no additional charge.
Times
Prices
| Ticket type | Ticket category |
|---|---|
| Adult Adult | £13.50 |
| Child Child | £6.75 |
| Family 1A 3C | £20.25 |
| Family 2A 2C | £33.75 |
| Family 2A 3C | £33.75 |
The basics
- Booking details
Call 028 2073 1855
- Suitability
Suitable for families
- Meeting point
Meet inside the Visitor Centre
- What to bring and wear
Please wear outdoor clothing suitable for the weather on the day and comfortable footwear for walking. If you would like to bring binoculars, feel free.
- Accessibility
The Green Trail, the route of Vikings and Voyagers tour, is the most accessible trail on the World Heritage Site and is suitable for wheelchair users and for pushchairs and prams. The Red Trail, the route of the Nurturing Nature tour, is along the clifftop path and includes uneven ground and steps.
Upcoming events
Meet the Maker - Conor Edgell
Photographer and Filmmaker, Conor Edgell from The Boat House Gallery and Studio will be joining us in the Giant's Causeway Visitor Centre for a Meet the Maker session!
Finn's Frightful Fun Fest
Spend this Halloween at Northern Ireland's iconic World Heritage Site as our resident, ferocious giant hosts his Frightful Fun Fest! What a spooky schedule he has in store for you...