Northern Ireland · SELF-GUIDED TOURS
Northern Ireland is small and the good slots go early. These 7 self-guided tours are priced and timed so you can pick one in a couple of minutes.
Offline GPS audio walk on the Derry Walls, 40 to 60 minutes from Peace Flame garden to Peace Bridge for $14.99.
“I loved this self guided, go at your own pace tour! It gave us an overview of the area so we went back later to visit the suggested sites, museums, etc.”
A 30 to 45 minute self-guided audio walk in Belfast’s Titanic Quarter, starting at Belfast Harbour Marina with offline VoiceMap audio for $6.99.
“Good content. I didn't end up walking round the route, but listened to it prior to visiting on the hop on hop off bus, so it was good to have 2 different tours/I formation The app was a bit glitchy to download and took 3 attempts but played perfectly once the download finally completed. All in all well worth the money.”
Self-guided VoiceMap audio tour through west Derry, from Tower Museum to Free Derry Corner and Bloody Sunday Memorial, in English.
“Great tour which we did at our own pace. Informative and flexible which allowed us to take a break during the tour to go and sit down and have a coffee and then resume our tour. When we were ready. Highly recommend”
A self-guided haunted Belfast walking game with an app, spooky clues, and easy puzzles, from Carnegie Oldpark to Queen’s Bridge.
“Good experience, really enjoyed finding the locations we went to in Belfast and a little bit about them. I would say the puzzles weren't great if thats what you are going for, they were easy and not always well presented (some errors due to understanding etc). Would be really good for families with young children but not so much adults.”
Walk Derry’s dark streets with a VoiceMap audio guide, from the Derry Walls to haunted gates and Halloween origins. Offline-ready.
“Fantastic time! Very cool to learn some spooky history, and great quality. The audio tour directs you all the way through, so it's very easy to navigate. Would recommend to anyone visiting Derry!”
A self-guided Riverside and South City audio walk in Derry, with offline audio, maps, and geodata for a story-filled stroll.
“I went on an audio tour supplied by David of Derrie Danders. It covers the Riverside and the south of Derry city. As someone who has lived in Derry all my life, it surprised me how little I knew. Walking along the river, I learnt of the part that Derry played in the emigration of the Ulster Scots to the USA and also of the German U-boats surrendering at the end of World War II. Passing the Long Tower, I walked on some Derry streets for the very first time. The tour was very informative and enjoyable . David's commentary was enlightening. The audio tour gave me flexibility and I…”
Self-guided GPS audio walk from Visit Derry across the Peace Bridge through Ebrington Square and St Columb's Park to BNCR station.
“Tour started in Derry city centre and then progressed across the Peace Bridge. Good commentary and information on the various landmarks.”
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