Plan Your Next Giant Adventure

Northern Ireland offers the perfect destination for adventurers seeking exciting short breaks filled with unforgettable moments. Whether you're craving vibrant nightlife, thrilling activities, or just a getaway that promises good times with friends, you'll find everything you need for a memorable trip. With a rich history, stunning landscapes, and lively atmosphere, there's always something new to explore around every corner.

For those who enjoy a good pint, Northern Ireland's pub scene is legendary, with traditional pubs, craft breweries, and lively bars in every town and city. Check out the NI Spirits trail and tick off as many local distilleries as you can. Explore the buzzing streets of Belfast on a Friday night or the charming cobbles of Derry city, where you’ll find the perfect blend of contemporary nightlife and classic hospitality.

It’s not just about the nightlife – Northern Ireland also boasts countless outdoor adventures. From hiking along the dramatic Causeway Coast to discovering hidden gems like the Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge or the Mourne Mountains, you'll find activities to keep your adrenaline pumping and your sense of wonder alive. There's opportunities to sample local food at a street market, learn about local street art, get behind-the-scenes at the Game of Thrones studio tour, or take a road trip along winding coastal roads. Plus, with plenty of deals and budget-friendly options, you can make the most of your trip without breaking the bank.

Perfect for those who value exciting getaways worthy of a post on the grid, Northern Ireland is the ideal destination for spontaneous trips that promise endless fun and new discoveries.

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Awaken your Giant Spirit

Enniskeen Estate

Hidden along the Tollymore river in the Mourne Mountains lies a forest ‘day spa’ & boutique cabins in the woods with wood-fired hot tubs. Discover the Mournes’ best kept secret - where stunning mountain views and soothing river sounds fuse with spectacular wildlife encounters - Native Red Squirrels, Deer and Kingfishers abound.
Tracey's Farmhouse Kitchen

Tracey's cottage is located only 30 minutes from Belfast in a Marine Nature Reserve on Strangford Lough. Join her to make Soda and Wheaten Breads and to enjoy a feast of homemade treats around the Farmhouse Kitchen table. A hands on experience.
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Killowen Distillery Tour & Tasting

Located in the heart of the Mourne Mountains, Killowen Distillery has a ‘Kult’ following and an epic history, due in no small part to its great whiskeys and gins.
Todds Leap Activity Centre

Days outs at Todds Leap are all about getting outdoors, spending time with friends and having lots of fun! There are over 20 action packed activities available including off road driving, a 500m zipline, a giant swing, a free fall drop zone, woodland trails and the Big Yella Slide, all spread across a purpose-built off-road track, so getting around is really fun!
Charlie's Bar

Established in 1944, Charlie’s is one of Enniskillen's most established traditional, family run bars. Whether it's live music you're after or somewhere to relax in front of an open fire- you'll find it in Charlie's!
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The Firehouse

The Firehouse Bar & Grill is one known by the locals and visitors to be one of Enniskillen's best eateries and cocktail bars in the town. Boasting a menu full of flavours and great choice, cooked from a stone baked pizza oven and famous bertha oven, perfect for grilled steaks, burgers and more!
Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge

Kick off your trip along the Causeway Coastal Route with a stop at Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge, taking in stunning views. This is one of Northern Ireland’s most loved attractions, cared for by the National Trust.
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The Dairy

Rustic style bistro, butchers and farm shop set in the heart of the Gleno valley, within a few minutes walk of Gleno waterfall and an easy drive from Larne or Carrickfergus with a delicious menu and large range of local produce for sale.
HotBox

The wonder of warm. The comfort of cold. Repeat for a natural rush. Unlock your natural happy with HotBox, the original Irish/Scandi sauna experience. This incredible experience will release a flood of endorphins doing your mind and body a world of good.
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Cromore Retreat

These adult-only bubble domes are meticulously designed to provide an unobstructed view of the night sky. As dusk settles, watch as the forest transforms under a blanket of twinkling stars. Each bubble dome is secured in its own private gated area, ensuring no disturbance during your relaxing stay.
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Old Bushmills Distillery

In 1608, in Bushmills, a legend was born. In that year, King James I granted a very particular licence to this small village, just a few miles inland from Ireland’s rugged north coast. The licence gave Bushmills the right to distil whiskey. Today, Bushmills is home to the oldest licenced whiskey distillery in the world.
Magheracross View Point

The purpose-built viewing platform offers panoramic views of the Causeway Coast's stunning natural environment and coastal headlands, including views of Dunluce Castle and Whiterocks Beach
Ramore Restaurant

Renowned for its fantastic tasting fresh food and lively atmosphere, Ramore is situated on the stunning causeway coast in the seaside town of Portrush. Here you'll find a unique range of restaurants & bars serving highly renowned dishes & drinks for all tastes.
Room 2 Belfast

Northern Ireland's first "hometel" is a hotel with a difference. This incredibly eco friendly space combines the comfort of a hotel with the perfect city centre location, and has a trendy restaurant and bar on site.
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St. George's Market

One of Belfast's oldest attractions, St George's Market is open for business on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. A mix of local traders and food stands can be found each day, along with some of the best coffee in the city. Live music adds to the bustling atmosphere, making it the perfect place to while away a few hours.
Seedhead Arts Street Art Walking Tour

Explore a changing city through its ever-evolving street art. On this gently paced, two-hour guided street art walking tour, you’ll see the incredible street art currently adding to the atmosphere of Belfast city centre. The tour will help you understand Belfast’s relationship with street art and will show you how the narrative of the city is changing.
Taste and Tour NI

Enjoy the multi award-winning Belfast Food Tour or choose from a variety of other tours including Sensorium, an interactive sensory cocktail experience, as well as bespoke private tours and corporate experiences.
The Lost City Adventure Golf

Start your epic adventure at The Lost City Adventure Golf, Northern Ireland’s first indoor adventure golf course.
Giant Adventure Offers

Newly added offers and promotions are valid now for your next short break. Take advantage of these savings as you explore the vibrant cities, charming villages, and stunning landscapes of Northern Ireland.
Making unforgettable memories along the Causeway Coastal Route

Eager for the perfect start to 2025, Alan Wallace (@inspiringbelfast) and his partner Patrice, set off on a short drive from Belfast to spend three days along the amazing Causeway Coastal Route. This is your sign to start planning your own adventure.