Belfast has all the right ingredients for an exciting day out. Enjoy city tours, water sports, family activities and more.

Discover the City

Experience the essence of Belfast city, take a tour, learn and enjoy the hidden treasures.

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Eazy Tours

With only 24 hours in Belfast, Eazy Tours is a great way to see the top sights in optimal comfort on a luxury, fat tyre Electric Bicycle. With a maximum speed of 10mph, you are in for a truly exhilarating and memorable experience.

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Taste & Tour

Enjoy a four hour fun and food filled guided walk to some of the top food and drink spots in Belfast. Taste and Tour believes the best way to get to know a city is through its food and drink.

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DC Tours

DC Tours run award-winning city centre walking tours and have recently launched a range of self-guided audio tours. Take a tour focused on the Troubles and why they started.

Belfast Tour Guides

Tour Guides NI

Tour Guides NI are passionate about Northern Ireland, enthusiastic, entertaining and professional. Tours can be delivered in a variety of ways; walking, taxi, driver/guides and by coach.

Line of Duty Tours

Brit Movie Tours - TV & Film Location Tours

If you’re a fan of Game of Thrones, Line of Duty or Derry Girls book a tour with Brit Movie Tours. As the UK’s leading experts in film tourism they offer a range of Belfast based tours that will entertain and enlighten fans.

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If Buildings Could Talk Tour

Every building in every city has a story to tell and Belfast is no different. Take a tour through Belfast City centre and hear stories of interesting, unusual and entertaining events that have happened in Belfast over the last 150 years.

Mix It Up!

One of the best ways to get adventurous is to visit a multi-activity centre. Suitable for all ages and group sizes, you will find loads of great ways to enjoy yourself. Scale a climbing wall, drive a quad bike, have a game of paintball or try to hang on to a banana boat. Give canoeing a go, try clay pigeon shooting, climb a high ropes course, or bounce downhill in a zorbing ball – the choice is yours. You can go for a day or longer as many of the centres offer accommodation too.

Colin Glen Forest Park

The activity centre at Colin Glen Forest Park in southwest Belfast offers SKYTrek high ropes courses, kayaking, lazer tag, mountain biking, team building, raft building, archery  and orienteering. There’s also a nine-hole golf course, Top Range driving range and sports arena, plus beautiful woodland walk with a spectacular view over Belfast. Make sure you check out Ireland’s longest zipline at Colin Glen.

Jungle NI

The Jungle NI is a leading outdoor adventure centre offering exciting activities, events and funky accommodation suitable for all ages. Activities include clay pigeon shooting, high ropes, archery, laser tag, quad biking, mountain biking, llama trekking, paintball and downhill zorbing – plenty to get your adrenaline pumping!

Let's Go Hydro

Make a splash at Ireland’s largest inflatable aqua park or enjoy an afternoon at the cable water sports park. The cable systems provide ways to learn and advance in towed water sports like kneeboarding and wakeboarding or just have a blast with a friend and try the new tubing activity!

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Lagan Adventures – Belfast Hydrobikes

Explore the River Lagan through this unique water sports experience. Hydrobikes provide a gentle, low-impact aerobic total body workout; but it all depends on how fast you pedal. This is the only experience Belfast’s Historic River Lagan Waterway and it is a unique way for visitors to see Belfast and the its historic Waterfront, Harland and Wolf cranes, Obel Tower, historic bridges, canal structure and much more.

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Mountain Bike Trails and Jump Park

For those looking for a little bit more adventure, try the bike trails and jump parks at Barnett Demesne. The trails consist of a shared use 3.4km green trail and a 3.9km blue trail with 3 red loop options (1.5km). With Ireland’s first official purpose-built jumps park boasting no less than 6 lines of mouth-watering table-tops, doubles and hip jumps, these trails tick all the right boxes for those searching for that all important adrenaline fix! The trails start at the Mary Peters Track in South Belfast.

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Life Adventure Centre

Whatever your next outdoor adventure, be it simply stand up paddle board hire, mountain bike hire, kayak hire or electric bike hire from their extensive range of equipment, creating your own adventure on a self-guided experience or maximising the adventure on a guided experience with their passionate guides.

Get Lost

Test your orienteering skills in beautiful green spaces. Breathe the fresh air, explore wild woodlands and feel like you're miles from the city, while only around the corner.

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Botanic Gardens

Originally known as the Belfast Botanic Garden, the site contained exotic tree species and impressive plant collections from the southern hemisphere, many of which can still be seen in the park. Today, the park is popular with residents, students and visitors and is an important venue for concerts, festivals and other events. It is home to the Palm House and the Tropical Ravine

Sir Thomas & Lady Dixon Park

Sir Thomas and Lady Dixon Park

Follow orienteering trails in Sir Thomas and Lady Dixon Park, an award-winning expanse of rolling meadows, copses, woodland gardens on the Upper Malone Road.

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