Northern Ireland Cruises
Discover Northern Ireland on a cruise
With wild, rugged coastlines and a capital city steeped in history, Northern Ireland is bordered by the Irish Sea close to Belfast, and the Atlantic Ocean to its west. The rural landscapes of Northern Ireland have numerous tales to tell from over the centuries, including many based around religion and war, but also of its industrial heritage. Many areas are home to an abundance of wildlife nature, including Lough Neagh, covering over 160 miles of the country.
In the Footsteps of Giants
The UNESCO World Heritage Site - Giant's Causeway, is one of Northern Ireland's most well-known landmarks. Said to be created over 50 million years ago by the mythological giant Finn McCool, this impressively symmetrical rock formation comprises of over 40,000 basalt columns, formed when McCool was fleeing from the anger of Scottish giant Benandonner.
The Titanic Museum
Located just outside the capital city of Belfast, the Titanic Museum tells the story of how the fateful ship was built and other events leading up to the night of 14th April 1912. On display are many artefacts retrieved from the ship, and a replica stateroom showing how guests on board would have travelled. You'll be hard pushed not to be moved by the stories of those who survived, and remembering those who lost their lives.
A cruise to Northern Ireland is almost a history lesson in itself, so join a Fred. Olsen cruise to Belfast and discover more.
Cruises to Northern Ireland
Islands and Coastlines of Scotland at Easter T2606
- Scenic cruise past rugged sea stacks and dramatic headlands
- Immerse yourself in Scottish traditions like Gaelic music and dance
- Explore captivating landmarks like Skara Brae
Falls & Fjords of Norway T2607
- Experience the Norwegain fjords on this week long cruise
- Embrace the Norwegian outdoor concept of friluftsliv
- Enjoy scenic discoveries of Hardangerfjord and Maurangerfjord
The Scenic Shores of Scotland & Ireland L261718
- Witness iconic landmarks like Duart Castle from Balmoral
- Immerse yourself in Gaelic culture with Irish music and dancing
- Cruise from Newcastle and return to Rosyth
The Scenic Shores of Scotland & Ireland L2618
- Enjoy views of Arranmore, and the Cliffs of Moher from Balmoral
- Embrace Gaelic culture with Irish music, céilí dancing, and whiskey
- Unearth Ireland's folklore at Dún Aonghasa and Glencolmcille
Discovering Iceland & the British Isles S2615
- Witness the cascading waterfalls of Dynjandi, Gullfoss and Goðafoss
- Embrace Icelandic traditions like bathing in hot springs
- Go in search of humpback whales in Akureyri
Scenic Landscapes of Ireland T2616
- Explore Ireland’s dramatic coastline along the Wild Atlantic Way
- Enjoy Irish music, folkloric tales, and lively Cèilidh dances
- Admire the towering Cliffs of Moher and Slieve League
Exploring the Scenic British Isles S2623
- Admire Fingal’s Cave and bonnet-shaped Bac Mòr from Borealis
- Sail along the picturesque Loch Broom on a special diversion
- Uncover traditions like ceilidh dancing, whisky and Irish stew
Coastal Gems & Culture of Ireland L2715
- Stroll cobbled streets, browse artisan shops and relax in friendly pubs
- Discover Cobh's links to the Titanic, or explore nearby Cork
- Enjoy coastal walks in Dún Laoghaire and soak up Dublin’s lively craic
Greenland's Fjords, Mountains & Icebergs S2711
- Glide through vast glaciers and encounter turquoise icebergs
- Spend time on deck with ORCA guides to spot marine and birdlife
- Sail the narrow Prins Christiansund for outstanding scenic views
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