Golf and Activities

Walking

Enjoy an unbeatable array of walks with touches of the countryside in the city at Cave Hill or for a gentler pace, meander along the River Lagan on the scenic Towpath. Stretch your legs in the fresh air of one of Belfast’s many parks or leave the city to take up the challenge of scaling the heights of the Mourne Mountains or the Glens of Antrim.

Golfing

Golfers are spoilt for choice in Northern Ireland with over 90 courses, all within a maximum of two hours drive from the Port of Belfast. From the pedigree of the oldest club in Ireland, Royal Belfast Golf Club, to the new Lough Erne Golf Resort designed by Nick Faldo, there is a course to suit everyone. You can even play indoors!

Cycling & Adventure Sports

Take to the open road with the wide variety of cycle routes available for all levels of fitness. Lagan and Lough Cycle Way, a 21 mile cycle ride connects Belfast with the City of Lisburn. For an adrenaline rush, why not experience the thrills of sailing or horse riding or the highs of a helicopter lesson or rock climbing? Just a short drive from the port, there’s a wide range of adventure sports available such as quad biking, water sports and even paintball!

Itinerary

9am

Depart ship and drive to one of the many nearby golf courses.

9.30am

Tee off
Enjoy a game of golf and savour the views as you play.

1pm

Lunch
Enjoy a well deserved lunch in the clubhouse or a nearby restaurant.

2.30pm

Afternoon activities
After lunch, spend the afternoon enjoying some outdoor pursuits. Cycle, fish, go horseriding, sailing, off-road rally driving or visit one of the splendid parks.

5pm

Return to ship

Places to See:

Royal Belfast The oldest of the only four ‘Royal’ Clubs in Ireland, having been founded in November 1881.		Malone Golf Club Championship course in 300 acres of parkland, located five miles from city centre.
The Golf Club at Hilton Templepatrick Spectacular championship 18 hole golf course, built to USGA standards with a driving range, putting green and pro-shop also. Located twelve miles from the port.		Lagan and Lough Cycle Way A 21 mile route runs from Whiteabbey, crossing Belfast to Lisburn in the south through parks and along river banks. Tackle as much or as little as you choose!
Fishing Northern Ireland offers world-class game and coarse fishing as well as sea angling. Decide between the lakes of Fermanagh, the coasts of Counties Down, Antrim and Londonderry or Armagh and Tyrone’s rivers.		Botanic Gardens One of Belfast’s most popular parks and a key part of our Victorian heritage. Home to the Palm House dating back to 1852.