Head to Northern Ireland this summer for a tour combining Belfast's top foodie hot spots with cider tasting and a farm tour on the Antrim coast. The new trip, operated by coach holiday company Touromo, will be heaven for foodies in search of a summer break.

On the menu for the seven-day trip is a stay in Belfast, including a fun, food themed tour that promises to take guests 'off the eaten track' to some of the city's top food and drink spots.

With a flavour for the city under their belts (quite literally!), guests then escape Belfast for a scenic drive along the Antrim coast to Glenarm Castle, one of Northern Ireland's oldest estates where they will enjoy a farm tour and more opportunities to taste local produce.

Cider lovers can also enjoy a tasting session at the Armagh Cider Company, a family-run farm producing an artisan range of cider and apple juices.  Tastebuds tingling, the visit includes lunch, ending with a delicious apple tart made from fruit grown on the farm.

Other highlights of the tour include a visit to the fascinating Titanic Belfast and the Ulster Folk and Ulster Transport museums.

Departing on 13 August 2023, the trip costs £1,159 per person including four-night's dinner, bed and breakfast at the three-star Dunadry Hotel and Gardens, entrance to Titanic Belfast, Belfast food and walking tour, plus farm and tasting tour at Glenarm castle, guided tour and lunch at the Armagh cider company and entrance to the Ulster Folk and Ulster Transport museums.

The trip also includes two overnight stays in Preston on bed and breakfast basis, on the way to and from Belfast.

Home pickups are included from most postcodes in the Southern counties, Oxfordshire and West Midlands.

Prices are based on two sharing, subject to availability and correct at time of issue.

For more information visit www.touromo.com or call tel: 0345 034 0980

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