Best Londonderry Tours & Trips
Steeped in history and nestled along the banks of the River Foyle, Londonderry - also known as Derry - offers a compelling blend of ancient walls, vibrant culture, and resilient spirit. Encircled by well-preserved 17th-century fortifications, the city's historic core invites exploration on foot, from the iconic Peace Bridge to the poignant murals of the Bogside. Once a major stronghold, the walled city reveals tales of conflict and reconciliation at sites like the Tower Museum and St. Columb's Cathedral. Nearby, the dramatic cliffs of the Causeway Coast - including the Giant's Causeway - draw visitors, while local markets and traditional music in Duke Street bring contemporary energy. A place where heritage and renewal meet, Londonderry stands as a gateway to Northern Ireland’s storied past and creative future.
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5.0
( 4 reviews )
Tour Code: 718029Start / End City
Dublin
Duration
14.0 Days
City & Attractions
Dublin, Belfast, Londonderry
+13 more
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English Live
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Standard Group Tour
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Primarily English-Speaking Travelers
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The Travel Corporation (TTC)
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$3,955.50
5.0
Tour Code: 729741Start / End City
Dublin, Edinburgh
Duration
14.0 Days
City & Attractions
Dublin, Cork, Killarney
+27 more
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English Live
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Standard Group Tour
Tour Audience
Primarily English-Speaking Travelers
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The Travel Corporation (TTC)
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$6,950.00
5.0
Tour Code: 729699Start / End City
Dublin, Belfast
Duration
12.0 Days
City & Attractions
Dublin, Cork, Killarney
+16 more
Languages
English Live
Group Type
Standard Group Tour
Tour Audience
Primarily English-Speaking Travelers
Operator
The Travel Corporation (TTC)
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$4,275.00
5.0
( 4 reviews )
Tour Code: 717990Start / End City
Dublin, Edinburgh
Duration
15.0 Days
City & Attractions
Dublin, Waterford, Blarney
+23 more
Languages
English Live
Group Type
Standard Group Tour
Tour Audience
Primarily English-Speaking Travelers
Operator
The Travel Corporation (TTC)
From
$4,765.50
5.0
( 4 reviews )
Tour Code: 718026Start / End City
Dublin
Duration
11.0 Days
City & Attractions
Dublin, Belfast, Ballycastle
+10 more
Languages
English Live
Group Type
Standard Group Tour
Tour Audience
Primarily English-Speaking Travelers
Operator
The Travel Corporation (TTC)
From
$3,388.00
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Best Time to Visit Londonderry
Spring
2026/2027
In spring, Londonderry enjoys mild temperatures averaging 8-12°C (46-54°F), with longer daylight hours and budding landscapes creating a refreshing atmosphere. This vibrant Northern Irish city comes alive as daffodils bloom along the historic City Walls - the only fully intact walls in Ireland. Explore St. Columb's Cathedral, walk the 17th-century fortifications, and visit the award-winning Tower Museum, all amidst crisp, clean air. Just a short drive away, the dramatic North Coast - including the Giant's Causeway and Dunluce Castle - offers breathtaking coastal views with fewer crowds.
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Summer
2026
During summer, Londonderry enjoys mild temperatures averaging 17°C (63°F), with long, bright days perfect for exploring. The historic city walls offer panoramic views of vibrant neighborhoods and the winding River Foyle. Take a guided Peace Wall tour to uncover stories of resilience and renewal, or attend the Derry Jazz Festival for lively street performances. Nearby, the scenic Causeway Coastal Route leads to dramatic sights like Mussenden Temple and the Giant’s Causeway, easily reachable on a day trip.
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Autumn
2026
Autumn in Londonderry brings crisp, cool air with temperatures averaging 10°C (50°F), colorful foliage along the River Foyle, and cozy pub atmospheres. This historic cathedral city shines during September to November with misty mornings perfect for exploring the 17th-century city walls and the vibrant Guildhall market. Nearby, the coastal path at Portstewart offers bracing cliff walks amid autumnal winds, while seasonal arts events at the Millennium Forum draw culture lovers. It's a quiet time ideal for immersive local storytelling and warm Irish hospitality.
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Winter
Londonderry in winter features crisp, chilly weather with average temperatures of 4°C (39°F), occasional frost, and minimal snowfall, creating a serene atmosphere. The historic city walls glow with festive lights during the holiday season, and nearby Roe Valley Country Park offers peaceful walks amid winter-green foliage. Visitors enjoy cozy cafes, traditional music in snug pubs, and the intimate charm of the City Guilds' Christmas Market. Just a short drive away, the dramatic cliffs of the Causeway Coast remain strikingly beautiful under moody winter skies, with fewer crowds at attractions like Giant's Causeway. Cultural highlights include performances at the Millennium Forum and storytelling events celebrating the approaching Spring Festival.
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Reviews for Londonderry Tours
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Ireland/scotland Tour
This trip was fabulous! Saw so much !Loved all of Ireland, so beautiful and many shades of green that my pictures really did not captivate the intensity of it! And Scotland also beautiful! I love castles and the Edinburgh castle was impressive.
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We loved our trip to Ireland
The Irish Experience tour was very comprehensive and yet included a lot of variety. Our guide and bus driver were extremely skilled and professional, instilling confidence from the beginning. All of the local guides were outstanding, and we felt we learned a lot about the people, history, and geography of Ireland.
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Exceptional opportunity to experience a beautiful country and people
Exceptional tour guide. Well-versed, very professional yet friendly and approachable. Made all travelers feel valued and important. Our coach driver, John, was beyond nice—so friendly and polite. The best! Local tour guides were so interesting and accommodating, displaying a genuine love of their local area.
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FAQs about Londonderry Tours
What is the best time of year to visit Londonderry for mild weather and fewer crowds?
Visit Londonderry between May and September for mild temperatures (12-19°C) and longer daylight. Early summer offers fewer crowds than peak August, when the City Walls Festival draws large numbers. Spring (April-May) provides quieter exploration with acceptable weather, though occasional rain occurs. Avoid October-January for frequent wet, windy conditions.
How do I get from Belfast to Londonderry using public transport?
Take the Translink NI Railways train from Belfast Lanyon Place (formerly Central Station) to Londonderry Waterside Station. The journey takes approximately 2 hours and runs multiple times daily. Tickets start at £15 one-way. Buses (Translink Ulsterbus X1) also operate frequently, taking about 2.5 hours via the A6.
Is the Londonderry City Walls pass worth it for tourists?
Yes, the free Londonderry City Walls map and audio tour provide historical context at each of the 26 gates and bastions. While there’s no paid pass, the self-guided route is well-marked and takes 45-60 minutes. Combine it with entry to the Tower Museum or St Columb’s Cathedral for deeper insight into the city’s heritage.
Are there any cultural customs to respect when visiting Londonderry?
Respect political sensitivities by avoiding assumptions about local identity. Avoid taking photos at security-related sites or murals without permission. Dress modestly in residential neighborhoods. During commemorations like the Maiden City Festival or Remembrance events, observe quietly if not participating. Public drinking is illegal, and shops may close on Sundays in more traditional areas.
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