Reverie of Thoughts

Our day started with a visit to Titanic Experience. From our hotel, we set out to Glengall Street and walked straight till Wellington Place. We head to the bus stop near "Visit Belfast" Information Center. After 20 minutes, we reached the place.  The bus stop to Titanic Experience is at Belfast Met, and there's a bus stop at the opposite side of the road to take back to the city. RMS Titanic Experience How to go: Take bus 26b/26c to go to Titanic Belfast. You can buy metro day tickets from Visit Belfast Tourist Information Centre. It costs 3GBP for 1 whole day of bus rides. Ask for : Metro day Tickets. Ticket Price (Exhibition): It costs 18GBP pp to enter the exhibition w/SS Nomadic. The whole experience went beyond what we have imagined. We thought that we were just going in to see some photos/memorabilia from the sunken ship, but it was more than that. We enjoyed the whole experience including the ride to the shipyard. There was also an in...

Apparently, Mccomb's has 2 pickup point for the tour. The first is at the Youth Hostel , and the other at Europa Bus Centre. (If you want first dibs on the seats, you need to go to Youth Hostel.) They reserve the first row for visiting tour agents and probably elderly. On our way to the hostel, we saw colorful graffiti. The Queen's Bar Once the office opens (McComb's offices), exchange your voucher to a card ( where you will present this to the guide/driver) when you board the bus. It was 60-seater coach but we were just 32. Tour started around 9AM. It started later than any of the tours that we joined because it was just a short trip. We reached our first stop: [1045]  Glencloy Harbour, Carnlough [1200 - 1225] Dark Hedges [1300 - 1310] Photo-op: Dunluce Castle [1345 - 1430] (45mins) Giant Causeway It takes around 20 minutes to walk, but it was a mixed of uphill and the whole walk is quite far. If ...