Belfast, the Causeway Coast and Northern Ireland

Belfast, Titanic, Causeway Coast, Giant’s Causeway, Derry, Mourne Mountains, Fermanagh lakes, castles, coast, live music and a compact Irish-British mix.

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Current weather

Average temperatures

Language: Čeština

13 °C

few clouds

Spring

Air8-14 °C

Sea8-10 °C

Summer

Air16-21 °C

Sea13-16 °C

Autumn

Air8-14 °C

Sea11-14 °C

Winter

Air3-8 °C

Sea7-9 °C

General information

Belfast, the Causeway Coast and Northern Ireland form a compact but very rich region. Belfast brings industrial heritage, shipyards, culture, political history and an increasingly lively food scene.

Trips and nature

The Giant’s Causeway is the main natural icon, while the Causeway Coast offers cliffs, beaches, castles and scenic roads. Mourne Mountains and Fermanagh add mountains and lake landscapes.

Food and atmosphere

Belfast has Titanic history, murals, music and pubs. Derry has city walls and a key role in modern history. Food includes the Ulster fry, soda farls, seafood, beef, lamb, whiskey and pub cooking.

Transport and stay

Belfast has airports and links with Dublin. Public transport and tours work for main sights, but a car helps for the Causeway Coast, Mournes and Fermanagh.