DAY 1: ARRIVAL DAY - TRAVEL TO THE GIANT’S CAUSEWAY & CAUSEWAY COASTAL ROUTE

Your adventure begins in vibrant Belfast, where your Seable-trained guide and sighted guides will warmly welcome you. After introductions and time to get comfortable, the group sets off together towards one of Ireland’s most famous regions.

The journey along the Causeway Coastal Route is a treat in itself. As you travel, listen to the sounds of the Atlantic surf in the distance, feel the fresh coastal breeze, and hear stories of myths and legends that have shaped this dramatic shoreline. The landscape grows wilder with every mile, preparing you for the wonder that awaits.

Arriving at the Giant’s Causeway, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, you’ll step into a world that feels almost otherworldly. Here, thousands of interlocking basalt columns rise from the earth like stepping stones, created by volcanic forces millions of years ago. You’ll have the chance to feel the unique hexagonal shapes of the stones under your hands and feet, as your guide shares the legendary tale of the giant Finn McCool, said to have built this causeway as a bridge to Scotland. The mix of folklore and geology creates a truly immersive experience.

The walk today is a gentle introduction, covering about 7 km (4 miles) over two hours. With your sighted guide by your side, you’ll explore the textures of the rocks, hear the seabirds calling overhead, and sense the rhythm of waves crashing against the cliffs.

In the evening, we check into the Causeway Hotel, your comfortable base for the night. After settling in, you’ll have free time to relax and reflect on your first day in Ireland. Dinner is not included, so you may wish to try the hotel restaurant or nearby options, where the flavours of the coast, like fresh seafood and hearty Irish stews, are the perfect way to end the day.

Meals Included: None
Walk Details: 7 km / 4 miles | Approx. 2 hrs
Transfer Time: 1 hour
Overnight: Causeway Hotel

DAY 2: MALIN HEAD – IRELAND’S NORTHERNMOST POINT

After breakfast, we set off for the Inishowen Peninsula, taking a scenic ferry across the lough. Our destination is Malin Head, the northernmost point of Ireland. Jutting into the restless Atlantic Ocean, this otherworldly landscape has even featured in Hollywood blockbusters. The roar of the ocean, the smell of salty sea air, and the wind rushing across your face make this a truly immersive sensory experience.

Malin Head is a wild, windswept area dotted with ancient archaeological sites. Our hike today covers approximately 9 km (5 miles) over about 4 hours, climbing rocky hills, crossing rugged headlands, and walking along dramatic coastal cliffs. Along the way, your sighted guide will describe the textures of the rocks beneath your hands, the sound of waves crashing against the cliffs, and the seabirds calling overhead, helping you feel fully connected to this remote and powerful coastline.

After our hike, there’s time to relax and soak in the local atmosphere. In the evening, enjoy a traditional Irish pub experience with a local pint by an open fire. Feel the warmth of the flames and listen to the gentle hum of conversation around you, a perfect way to reflect on the day’s adventures.

Meals Included: Breakfast, Packed Lunch
Walk Details: 9 km / 5 miles | Approx. 4 hrs
Transfer Time: 1 hour 30 mins
Overnight: Ballyliffin | Ballyliffin House & Spa

DAY 3: GLENVEAGH NATIONAL PARK

After breakfast, we head to Glenveagh National Park, a wilderness of craggy mountains, lakes, waterfalls, and native oak woodland. Mount Errigal rises above the landscape, its quartzite peak shimmering in the sunlight.

Our first stop is the cultivated castle gardens, where you can explore plants and flowers through touch and smell, and listen to the gentle trickle of fountains and water features. From here, we continue along winding paths through the Derryveagh Mountains, feeling the textures of rocky trails underfoot and the wind sweeping across the hills.

Along the way, you’ll pass abandoned settlements and forlorn ruins. Your sighted guide will bring the stories of these places to life, helping you imagine what life was once like in this remote and challenging wilderness. Listen to the sounds of birdsong and rushing streams, and take in the rich sensory contrasts that define this remarkable park.

Meals Included: Breakfast, Packed Lunch
Walk Details: 10 km / 6 miles | Approx. 5 hrs
Transfer Time: 1 hour 30 mins
Overnight: Mullans | Mill Park Hotel

DAY 4: THE TOWERING SLIEVE LEAGUE CLIFFS

After breakfast, we set out for the Slieve League Cliffs, some of the highest sea cliffs in Europe, three times taller than the Cliffs of Moher. Our hike follows the Pilgrim’s Path, a route used for Christian pilgrimages for centuries. As you walk, feel the rocky terrain beneath your feet, hear the roar of the Atlantic waves far below, and experience the powerful wind sweeping across the cliffs. Your sighted guide will describe the vastness of the cliffs and share the history and legends of this dramatic landscape, helping you fully immerse in the experience.

The hike covers approximately 9 km (5 miles) over four hours, offering a combination of physical adventure and sensory exploration. Every step brings a new texture, sound, or sensation, from the crunch of gravel underfoot to the distant cries of seabirds and the rhythm of waves hitting the shore.

After the hike, we head into town together for a farewell dinner at a local restaurant. Enjoy the warmth of the space, the sounds of conversation and laughter, and the tastes of hearty Irish dishes, a perfect celebration to reflect on the journey and share memories with fellow travellers.

Meals Included: Breakfast, Packed Lunch
Walk Details: 9 km / 5 miles | Approx. 4 hrs
Overnight: Mullans | Mill Park Hotel

DAY 5: DEPARTURE DAY

This morning, we bid farewell to the Wild Atlantic Way coast in Donegal and begin our journey back to Belfast. Along the way, we stop for one final sensory experience at Lower Lough Erne.

Stroll along the calm shores of the lough, feeling the gentle breeze on your face and the soft ground beneath your feet. Listen to the lapping of the water against the banks and the calls of waterfowl nearby. Take in the peace and quiet of this tranquil landscape, a reflective moment to soak up the final impressions of Ireland’s natural beauty.

After this walk, we continue to Belfast for your onward travel arrangements, concluding your immersive adventure along Ireland’s rugged and enchanting coastline.

Meals Included: Breakfast
Walk Details: 3 km / 2 miles | Approx. 1 hr
Transfer Time: 2 hours to Belfast