Activities

Titanic Tours Belfast is owned and operated by Susie Millar, the great granddaughter of a crew member who worked in Harland & Wolff building Titanic and then sailed on her maiden voyage in 1912. His story has been passed down through three generations of the Millar family. Susie was a television reporter in Northern Ireland for over twenty years, before leaving in 2008 to start Titanic Tours Belfast. She reported on some of the worst years of the Troubles in Belfast and knows the city inside-out. As well as the Titanic aspect of the tour, Susie can relay a more recent history of Belfast, through her recent experiences.

Explore the environment with me by land, river or sea. I have an intimate knowledge of the area and can offer guided walks or water based adventures to help you experience some of the hidden treasures of the landscape and coastline that are waiting to be discovered. I can also offer water based skills courses, white water and surf kayaking sessions. Guided expeditions by sea kayak, open canoe and traditional boat are available depending on the skill level of participants and weather conditions.

Enjoy a three-course meal. Sit back with a glass of wine to sounds of Gaelic songs and music from our house musicians. Learn the basics of Céili or enjoy a display of solo dancing from our award winning Irish dancers. Available by prior booking and can be tailored to suit your schedule.

We offer you a unique opportunity to travel in the Sperrin Mountain region. The tour starts down the M1 Motorway to Pomeroy, the highest village in Northern Ireland, where you will have time for some refreshments. You will visit a number of archaeological sites, go for a peaceful forest walk and you can spend plenty of time off the bus taking dazzling photos.

Events range from: Grand Prix Race meeting which consists of practice, race heats, quarter finals, semi finals and through to the chequered flag in the Grand Final; to Team Endurance Race which, as its name suggests, is designed to test stamina and endurance.

Ballyclare is an 18 hole parkland course with plenty to offer the keen golfer. The course is situated in the Antrim Hills in a small Northern Irish Market Town called Ballyclare. Only 20 minutes drive away from Belfast and in close proximity to both major airports and ports.

British Horse Society approved. All types of equestrian activity provided and home to Ashfield Riding for the Disabled. The centre provides; beginner lessons, dressage show-jumping and cross-country. It also offers the opportunity for able-bodied and disabled riders to enjoy equestrian activities within the same complex. These activities include hacking on quiet country roads and beach rides on Browns Bay beach during the winter months. Three types of accommodation provided with NITB approved providers. Non residential courses for children run during the school holidays. As home to Ashfield Riding for the Disabled Group, it offers riding, trap-driving and horsemanship.