Belfast to Giant's Causeway: Breathtaking Coastline Journey

The paddywagon tour from Belfast to the Giants Causeway calling at the Dark Hedges, and especially Dunluce Castle is definitely worth going on, and was a memorable day out for us. Pick up and drop off was easy and straightforward. Aiden, our driver and guide, was professional, friendly, very informative about everywhere we passed and visited, with a wicked sense of humour. Would highly recommend this tour when in Belfast

Bus was early, like we were so great to have the pick of the seats, only 18 on our tour, so nice group. We had Michael for our driver and tour guide and he was funny and knowledgeable, great views on the drive to Dunlech Castle, wish we had a bit longer here. On to the Giant Causeway, views amazing driving along the coast, be prepared for all weathers, think we had 4 seasons in one day .The causeway was very very busy and we went on a week day, if you can walk up and then down the hillside , these will have the best views and less people. There is a little bus to take you to the stones, I was a little underwhelmed with the stones, but may be because of some many people. Coach driver was on time with all his timings and also where he said he would be. On to the trees, nice walk to them but nothing like the photos you see of them from Games of Thrones, but enjoyable day and a clean and tidy coach and Michael the driver made it more enjoyable, so thank you.

This tour company was recommended to us. The coach pickup was central and the coach clean and modern. The driver was friendly and welcoming. The trip included Dunluce (fab), The Causeway (awesome) and The Trees (lost on us as not a thrones viewer). The only down was the food stop. Travelling with a 5 year old, the menu choice was not appropriate. We were told we could order at the bar on arrival. Unfortunately service was slow, not pubs fault they were dealing with the arrival of a coach party! We were also told it was waiter service so we had to wait ages to order. For speed we just ordered chips in the end. Very nice and freshly cooked but then their payment machine didn't work. it made us 5 minutes late back to bus and we were made to feel very uncomfortable. Did spoil what had been a lovely day up to then. I would suggest you take snacks to eat in coach if travelling with a child and just have a quick drink in pub as not sure there is anywhere to go in the village.

Leo, our driver, was a great wealth of ancient Irish history. We thoroughly enjoyed the tour, especially the Giant's Causeway. The bus was comfortable. It also had wifi & charging ports so you could recharge your phone to take more pictures.

Look no further PADDYWAGON tours is good value, our guide Gerry is an excellent driver & a character.

Great time but Be careful. The pub you stop at does not charge correctly. Was suppose to be $45 american as i was shown on scanner (picked dollars) and was charged 59 later. Shady!

Nice place to see, but not as spectacular as I hoped. Anyway, the place itself is quite nice, the dark hedges slightly overrated. I personnally therefore would recommend to book a tour with some more stops at other places. Anyway, at giant's causeway i recommend to walk the red route down and rhen rhe blue up. (Better because otherwise you have to climb quite some steps....) With that you also have a bit more space as most juat go down the blue route and take the shuttle bus up at the same place.

Brilliant tour; good amount of time at all places. Aiden was a brilliant driver and gave good commentary/made sure we were all aware of times we need to be back by and where. Also enjoyed the lunch which is extra but worth it. Would definitely recommend. :)

Interesting tour with a very informative driver, Brian. The Giants Causeway is a visual treat but is quite a long walk up and down. Wouldn’t like to do it in the rain

Shaun the guide was brilliant. Very informative and good craic. Lovely tour day. Beautiful country side. I managed the bus with a broken ankle. Giant causeway brilliant but unfortunately couldn't climb it with my foot.