On Day 12 of our Ireland trip and here is our driving path so far. Started in Dublin. We’ve almost made it around the country.

“Influencer Free Zone”. Tunnel entrance in Belfast.

Ireland 2024 Log - Day 12

Weather: Cool and nice. Not much wind. Warmer in Belfast.

  • Up early to depart Airbnb at 7:00 AM.
  • Drive to Giants Causeway.
  • Cross into Northern Ireland at Lifford.
  • Arrive at Giants Causeway Hotel to park.
  • Hike Red Path to rocks.
  • Hang out on rocks for an hour.
  • Walk Blue Path back to car.
  • Drive to Belfast.
  • Arrive at Titanic Hotel.
  • Lunch in Drawing Room Two.
  • Jamie leaves lunch to join remote board meeting.
  • Tammy, Mazie, Tyler explore shipyard section of Belfast.
  • Tammy and kids check into hotel.
  • Tammy and kids go to Central Belfast to walk around and shop.
  • Jamie finishes meeting and walks to meet family.
  • Dinner at Little Wing Pizzeria.
  • Walk to Timescape and do the “Titanic: The Final Hour” escape room.
  • Walk back to hotel.
  • Have today’s Guinness in the hotel bar.

Jump to day 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 or see Ireland 2024 Collection.

I love how the Titanic Hotel displays room numbers. There are spotlights in the ceiling, and then a plate with the number cut out placed on the wall and the actual room number is displayed in silhouette! 🤯

Tonight’s Guinness just a half-pint at the bar in the Titanic Hotel.

We solved the Titanic: The Final Hour escape room at Timescape in Belfast tonight. We finished with 8:32 remaining! Fun and challenging room. Room 57!

Giants Causeway

On our way from Ballyshannon to Belfast we took a big detour so we could go see Giants Causeway. We had seen this kind of columnar geology before in Iceland, but it wasn’t as accessible and right along the sea like this. We didn’t have a lot of time to explore, but we made the most of what we had. It was a very cool place to visit.

Cranes & Concrete. Belfast.

Antique car outside of Titanic Museum in Belfast.

I’ve been taking two daily supplements on our Ireland trip:

Vitamin G and Vitamin I.