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From this page: ...Slieve League
GIANTS CAUSEWAY
The Republics northern coast and NorthernIreland itself are renowned for their magnificent scenery... ...NORTHERNIRELAND
Dates & Prices
Holiday ref: FEIN
Heathrow
British Midland Depart 1055 hrs Return arr. 1840 hrs
Dates & Prices
2009 Northern... read more »
About this brochure: Travelsphere has come up with some great value holidays and short breaks around the British Isles for Autumn 2008 through to 2009, including packages for Wimbledon Tennis Championships.
From this page: ...water
CHANNEL ISLANDS Guernsey St Martins Jersey St Aubin St Helier St Saviour ISLE OF MAN Douglas ISLE OF WIGHT Ryde NORTHERNIRELAND Belfast ß Derry Limavady Newcastle SOUTHERN IRELAND Cork Dublin ß Dublin Airport Galway ß Wicklow 139 139 139 139 138 138 138 138 138 138 137 137 137 138 137... read more »
About this brochure: Design your own break from Superbreak's huge choice of hotels and themes.
From this page: ...guide to everything thats happening in Belfast and for other hotels in the North of Ireland see page 37.
What to do " Take in each unique quarter... ...Belfast Wheel. " See the Belfast Giants play at the Odyssey Arena.
Courtesy of NorthernIreland tourist board
The Wheel of Belfast
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About this brochure: _They say:_ "From the moment you step onboard you will be made welcome by our friendly, professional team for your crossing to Ireland. Each and every hotel we offer is regularly inspected by our team to ensure that it gives the highest quality and service."
_We say:_ "Choosing to take the car to Ireland by ferry gives you total freedom and there are no baggage restrictions, unlike when flying. Once in Ireland, you can choose to stay in hotels throughout the island, from Dublin and Belfast to Killarney, Tipperary, Wicklow, Sligo, Limerick or Galway."
From this page:IRELAND
Belfast
Cleverly combining its status as NorthernIreland's major city with the compactness of a provincial town, Belfast is a manageable treat for visitors. The pedestrianised shopping precincts and splendid Victorian architecture and history will fill your day, while the city's... read more »
About this brochure: _They say_: "When you want to get away for a few days you could spend hours trawling the internet trying to be your own travel agent - or you could let the experts take care of it."
_We say_: "Extensive coverage of the best city break locations, lots of hotel choice with helpful photos so no squinting to make out the detail."
From this page: ...C F G H I J
Giants's Causeway
K D E
Antrim coast to visit the Giants Causeway the only UNESCO World Heritage Site in NorthernIreland. This fantastic coastline of black basalt columns, white chalk and sandy beaches was created by volcanic activity around 60 million years ago. The tour... read more »
About this brochure: Page & Moy's 2008/09 brochure offers a superb choice of world cruises using Ocean Majesty and other world-leading cruise lines, to take you to some stunning destinations - relaxed and in style. Cruises are offered from the UK to the Greek Island and beyond, so there really is something to suit everyone.
They say: "If you’re looking for an adventure that not only gives you the chance to learn new skills but also a lot about yourself, then you’ll find it with our tall ship sailing programme. We are a registered charity and all trips are hevaily subsidised by us."
We say: "A totally unique experience, with people from all walks of life, both physically challenged and able-bodied, joining forces to learn how to sail these impressive tall ships. You can book a leg on the Tall Ships’ Races or round the UK."
No previous sailing experience needed
Jubilee Sailing Trust subsidises the sailing and the first 28 berths are offered on a ‘first come, first served’ basis at even lower prices
Choose which leg of the two summer itineraries you’d like to go on, either the Tall Ships Race round Russia and the Baltics, or the UK tour
Stena Line has a good choice of ferry routes this summer that will easily take you and your family off on that long-awaited summer hols. There’s Harwich to the Hook of Holland, Holyhead to Dublin, Fishguard to Rosslare, Stranraer to Belfast and Fleetwood to Larne to choose from.
All boats offer shopping, restaurants and bars. On overnight crossings en-suite cabins are available
Choose Stena Lounge Plus for those little extra comforts during your crossing
Kids are kept well amused with play areas and even Curious George the Monkey to befriend
from Stena Line Day Trips to Ireland by Coach or Car 2008 Edition 1
From this page: ...Centre and the amazing Victoria Square to the rst IKEA in Ireland. Theres a huge range of restaurants, cafes and bars to enjoy, with diverse architecture and an atmosphere thats second to none. Take the car and you can see any location in NorthernIreland and Dublin is only a couple of hours... read more »
About this brochure: Speed from Stranraer to Belfast in just 105 minutes on Stena's high speed ferry, giving you plenty of time to enjoy Ireland by car, coach or on foot.
