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As someone who has travelled all around England, Scotland and Wales, I've recently started feeling sort of guilty that in my now 30 years I've never been to Northern Ireland (or the Republic for that matter).
I know there are plenty of things to do and see in NI but I was wondering, for the sake of cheapness and time, if it's possible to fly from the likes of Birmingham or Manchester to Belfast, do a whistle-stop tour of the city and somehow get to the Giant's Causeway and back home within a (rather long) day? Do people ever do this?
I've done no research on it so far, it was just a thought I had last week. All I know is that the Giant's Causeway is on the far north coast.
So, any ideas? Or is staying at least one night in a hotel a far more sensible option?
I know there are plenty of things to do and see in NI but I was wondering, for the sake of cheapness and time, if it's possible to fly from the likes of Birmingham or Manchester to Belfast, do a whistle-stop tour of the city and somehow get to the Giant's Causeway and back home within a (rather long) day? Do people ever do this?
I've done no research on it so far, it was just a thought I had last week. All I know is that the Giant's Causeway is on the far north coast.
So, any ideas? Or is staying at least one night in a hotel a far more sensible option?