How much is the shuttle bus at Giant's Causeway?

A shuttle bus is available to take you down the path from the Visitor Center to the rock formation if you are unable to walk or would rather be driven. The bus costs £1 per person (50p per child) in each direction. Elderly and disabled visitors have priority when boarding the shuttle bus.

Is there a shuttle bus at Giant's Causeway?

There is a bus running from the rear of the Visitor Centre to the Grand Causeway and return. This shuttle service is operated by Translink and costs £1/ €1.20 for use of this service, intended for visitors who could not walk independently to and from the stones themselves.

How to get into the Giants Causeway for free?

Pedestrian acess to the Giant's Causeway is free. However, if you wish to use any of the facilities at the site, including parking but excluding the Visitor Information Service, the visitor experience charge will apply.

How long does it take to walk to Giants Causeway from Car Park?

Park at the public Causeway Coast Way Car Park with a charge of £10 per vehicle which you pay in cash or using the PayByPhone system. It is just under 1/2 a mile (0.6km) from the main entrance to Giant's Causeway but don't forget the additional 25 minute walk from the entrance to the site itself.

Do you have to pay at Giant's Causeway?

About Giant's Causeway

You can walk to the stones for free, but our on-site car park is reserved for those buying tickets for our Visitor Experience, which includes guided tours, running throughout the day; use of the audio guides, access to the shop, cafe and exhibition.

Translink Giant's Causeway

Is there a bathroom at Giant's causeway?

Experience ticket so that you can use the toilet facili- ties at the cliff top visitor centre. For F&B why not take your own picnic to enjoy on the rocks, or the cliff top. The causeway is made up three promontories jutting into the Atlantic ocean.

Do you need tickets for Carrick a Rede Rope Bridge?

Pre-booking essential for rope bridge crossing. Please book online before travelling to the site.

What is the best month to visit Giant's Causeway?

July and August are the high season for Irish family holidays, and also see the greatest influx of holidaying families from the UK. Prices and pressure on facilities rise accordingly. The best times to visit are late spring and early autumn.

What to wear when visiting Giants Causeway?

Warm, water-resistant coat.

“The wind and mist at Giant's Causeway was so fitting,” said Christy after visiting Giant's Causeway on our Ireland: The Wild Atlantic Way tour. Be sure to wear a rain jacket to stay warm and dry while taking in the ambiance.

Can you just turn up to Giant's Causeway?

The Giant's Causeway is accessible day or night without charge. A public right of way exists which was established in the High Court in Dublin in 1897, this allows unobstructed public access to the site at any time.

How much time should I allow for Giants Causeway?

How to Spend 2-3 Hours at the Giant's Causeway. As I mentioned, visiting the Giant's Causeway shouldn't be a quick 'photo stop'. I recommend at least two hours to explore the Grand Causeway, then pass through the Giant's Gate and explore beyond! If you plan to enjoy the exhibits in the visitors centre, begin there.

Is Giant's Causeway worth it?

The Giant's Causeway is one of the biggest reasons why Northern is worth visiting! Of course, it's the main sight to see when you visit the north coast of County Antrim, and you'll need at least an hour to truly appreciate the scale and volcanic beauty of the rock formations.

Is Dunluce Castle free to visit?

Dunluce Castle is currently open from 9:30am to 5pm daily, last admissions 4:30pm. Contact Telephone: 028 207 31938. The charge for Adults is £6.00. Child (5-17) £4.00.

How much does it cost to go to the Giants Causeway?

The Giant's Causeway and public walkways are free to access. The Visitor Experience, including car parking, entry to the Visitor Centre, a guided tour, and an audio guide, costs £15.00 for adults and £7.50 for children during peak times; during off-peak times it costs £14.00 for adults and £7.00 for children.

How to pay for Causeway Link buses?

Ticketing At Larkin / JB CIQ

The Manjalink Card is the most convenient payment method on Causeway Link buses. Cash paying passengers are able to purchase tickets to Kranji MRT (CW1), Queen Street (CW2) and Newton Circus (CW5) onboard CW1 / CW2 / CW5 / CWL buses.

How long do you need at Carrick-a-rede rope bridge?

The vast majority of visitors spend approximately 1 hour 30 minutes at the site, taking in the breathtaking views from the coastal path, venturing across the 20-metre chasm, exploring the island of Carrick-a-Rede, grabbing a certificate on the way back to the car, and finishing the day with a coffee and a take-away ...

What food is at the Giant's Causeway Visitor Centre?

At our cafe within the visitor centre we have a full range of barista hot drinks and cold soft drinks, ice lollies, crisps and confectionary. Our homemade scone selection includes: plain, fruit, cheese, Scone of the Month and cherry scones. We also have a daily selection of homemade traybakes and cakes and fresh fruit.

How long does the Giant's Causeway walk take?

Full tour from beginning to end takes 3.5 to 4 hours – walk time with photo stops and commentary around 2.5 hours to the Stones. This is an extraordinarily unique and very authentic way to experience a Giant's Causeway tour. It is by far the best way to avoid how busy the site can get.

Do you need to pre-book Giant's Causeway?

For the best rates, pre-book your Visitor Experience tickets via the official Giant's Causeway website prior to travelling to the site. Pre-booking in advance helps the team to prepare for your arrival and to spread visitor numbers more evenly throughout the day, improving everyone's experience.

What is the closest town to the Giant's Causeway?

Bushmills. If you visit Causeway Coast and Glens, make sure the conservation town of Bushmills is on your itinerary. Just two miles from the Giant's Causeway, its history and people are intertwined with Bushmills Distillery.

How many steps are at Giant's Causeway?

Beyond its world famous 40,000 basalt steps, there's a wealth of wildlife to be discovered. Giant's Causeway - world wonder. Photo - Northern Ireland Tourist Board, The 40,000 basalt steps that make up the Causeway are the stuff of local legend.

Can you see the northern lights from Giants Causeway?

You tend to see the Northern Lights in Northern Ireland from the Antrim Coast (Dunluce Castle, the Giant's Causeway and Whiterocks Beach, in particular).

How much does Carrick-a-Rede cost?

The Carrick-a-Rede ticket prices are fairly hefty and they change depending on the season. I'll put the peak season prices in brackets: Adult £13.50 (£15.50) Child £6.75 (£7.75)

Has anyone ever fallen off Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge?

On Thursday afternoon, August 29, the man slipped and fell on Carrick-A-Rede island after crossing the world famous rope bridge. He sustained a suspected lower leg fracture.

Is Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge worth it?

The views along the way are stunning. After navigating down a series of steps, you'll reach a gate within an archway. This is where you'll show your ticket to access the Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge. Crossing the bridge was a thrill, and once on the other side, you can scramble up higher for better views.