Your seven-night Northern Ireland adventure combines spectacular coastal scenery, fascinating history and the vibrant character of Belfast, with plenty of opportunities to relax and enjoy the surroundings along the way.
Beginning on the beautiful Causeway Coast, were you will be ideally placed to discover one of Northern Ireland’s most picturesque regions, renowned for its dramatic landscapes, charming coastal towns and rich heritage. There will be opportunities to enjoy local attractions, discover traditional whiskey-making and take in some of the country's most iconic sights.
You then move on to Belfast, a city full of character, history and culture. From its maritime heritage and famous Titanic connections to its historic landmarks and fascinating past, Belfast offers plenty to discover. Your time here will include guided sightseeing, interesting visitor experiences and opportunities to enjoy the city's welcoming atmosphere.
With two convenient campsite bases, a varied programme of excursions, opportunities to explore at leisure and some enjoyable dining experiences, this promises to be a wonderful opportunity to discover the highlights of Northern Ireland in good company.
This rally is for members of the Adria Owners Club only.
Campsite Locations
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Itinerary
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View CampsiteSet in the beautiful North Antrim countryside on the outskirts of Bushmills, the award-winning, five-star Ballyness Caravan Park offers a peaceful and well-maintained base for exploring the Causeway Coast.
The park has fully serviced, hardstanding touring pitches arranged across three landscaped areas, with individual electricity, water and drainage connections. The rally group will be allocated together across 2 separate areas.
Facilities include a centrally heated amenity building with modern showers, accessible and family bathrooms, laundry and dishwashing facilities. There is also free Wi-Fi, an indoor games room, outdoor play area, wildlife ponds and a dedicated dog-walking area.
Ideally located for visiting the Giant’s Causeway and Old Bushmills Distillery, the village of Bushmills is approximately a 20-minute walk away down a main road.
8 June
Excursion - Bushmills distilleryA relaxed morning on site following a 'travel day'.
A visit to the Bushmills distillery in the afternoon for a distillery tour with 3 malt tastings – note that no transport has been arranged for this visit.9 June
Excursion – The Giant's Causeway and moreAccompanied throughout the day by a local guide, you will discover the very best of the Antrim coast. The excursion begins with a scenic drive from Ballyness, stopping for morning coffee in the charming town of Ballycastle, before heading on to the famous Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge. In the afternoon, guests will explore the geological wonders of the UNESCO-listed Giant’s Causeway, followed by a photo stop overlooking the dramatic ruins of Dunluce Castle. The day finishes in seaside Portrush with a quick opportunity to explore before an evening dinner at the acclaimed Ramore Wine Bar and a coach return to Ballyness.
10 June
A free day to explore the area independently. - 11 Jun - 14 Jun: Dundonald Touring Park (3 nights)
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Situated just minutes from the city, Dundonald Touring Caravan Park is a neat and tidy urban campsite offering fully serviced pitches and easy access to Belfast’s top attractions. While its convenient city location brings some expected road noise, it provides a well-maintained and practical base for exploring the capital.
20 standard pitches are reserved, of which 14 can accommodate motorhomes up to 7.50m, and a further 6 up to 8m. The pitches will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
12 June
Excursion – Belfast Panoramic Tour and the Titanic Belfast ExperienceMeet your coach and local guide at the campsite for a comprehensive day exploring Northern Ireland's vibrant capital.
The tour begins in the city centre with stops at iconic landmarks, including Belfast City Hall and the historic political murals, before continuing through the Queen’s Quarter. Here, you can admire Queen’s University, stroll through the Botanic Gardens and Palm House, and visit the Ulster Museum, followed by a short drive to the Stormont Estate, home of the Northern Ireland Assembly.
After lunch, you bid farewell to your guide and head to Titanic Belfast to explore the world-famous Titanic Experience at your own pace, with a self-guided audio tour. Afterwards, you continue to Titanic Distillers, housed in the historic Thompson Graving Dock Pumphouse, for a 60-minute Titanic Signature Tour, concluding with a sensory tasting experience showcasing a selection of their award-winning spirits.
The day concludes with a coach transfer back to the campsite.
Please note: A pre-arranged two-course lunch with a drink at The Morning Star in Belfast, as well as admission and audio guides for the Titanic Experience, are included.
13 June
Excursion – Crumlin Road Gaol and Evening mealSpend a relaxed morning at your leisure before diving into Belfast’s dark history with a late afternoon visit to the infamous Victorian-era Crumlin Road Gaol.
On an immersive, 90-minute self-guided tour, you will step back in time as you wander through the historic holding cells, the execution chamber, and the underground tunnel at your own pace. Cap off your afternoon with a unique dining experience at Cuffs Grill & Bar, located right inside the gaol’s original kitchen, where you will enjoy a delicious 3-course meal.
Please note: The 3-course meal excludes drinks, which must be ordered and paid for locally.
Travel Options
| Travel Operator | Stena Line Ferries |
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| Date | 6 Jun 2027 |
| Description |
Stena Line operates a dynamic pricing system, meaning fares fluctuate daily based on ship capacity at the time of booking. An example fare taken at the beginning of November is as follows: Cairnryan to Belfast Liverpool to Belfast The rally gets underway at Ballyness on 7 June, but why not make a little more of your trip? If you would like to arrive earlier and enjoy some independent exploring, or extend your stay after the rally, simply let us know your preferred travel dates and we’ll be delighted to provide a quotation. For up-to-date fares and alternative routes and dates, please ask for a price. |
| Some operators use dynamic prices with fares that can change daily. For a current and bespoke ferry quote please call the office on 01580 214070. | |
Additional Information
Price
Included in your package
- Campsite pitch fees and tourist tax.
- 2 evening meals
- 1 lunch
- 2 distillery tasting tours
National Trust Members
National Trust members can receive a £24 per person discount on entrance fees to the Giant’s Causeway and Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, subject to providing a valid membership number and expiry date.
Dogs
Dogs are welcome on the rally; however, they are not permitted on the excursions. One person must therefore remain behind at the campsite with the dog. A discount will be applied to the non-participating person, provided the group's minimum excursion numbers have been met.
Dogs' campsite fees are to be paid locally.
Reserve Your Place
If you would like to reserve a place on the rally, please complete the form below and you will be emailed a booking form shortly.