Belfast Titanic Quarter Group Cycle Tour
Pedal your way around Belfast Titanic Quarter
Titanic in name and in nature, swing through one of the world's largest urban-waterfront regeneration projects, Belfast's Titanic Quarter. Housed in the site where RMS Titanic was designed and built, look forward to powered past the famous Drawing Offices, SS Nomadic, HMS Caroline and of course the concept designed Titanic Museum dedicated to honour the ill-fated HMS Titanic.
Tour coming soon!
See where your pedals will take you on our map
Booking Options
There are two ways to go about booking your tour. Either coordinate your group so that everyone books the same date and time. Alternatively, elect your most organised friend to book and pay for the group then collect money from you all individually.
Time
1 Hour Tour
One hour is enough to do a circuit of Belfast Titanic Quarter with two stops for refreshments.
2 Hour Tour
More time means more sights, more pedalling and more stops along the way!
Seats
Book one seat at a time
You can book a single seat, if you are joining a group just make sure you've picked the right date and time!
Book the whole bike or multiple bikes
You can book the whole bike in one go and make arranging the date with your group easy-peasy.
Price
1 Hour Tour:
Price: £20pp
Plus Booking Fee
2 Hour Tour:
Price: £40pp
Plus Booking Fee
Bikes hold 15 people and require a minimum of 8 to move, so you may be matched up with another group. Terms & Conditions apply.
On the Belfast Titanic Quarter Cycle Tour
See the sights of Belfast!
Titanic Belfast
Breathtaking in its design, enjoy powering past Titanic Belfast, the World's largest Titanic visitor attraction. A monument to Belfast's maritime heritage built on the site of the former Harland & Wolff shipyard where RMS Titanic was built. Creative and interactive in style, it's easy to see why this has become one of the world's leading visitors attractions and an anchor in the landscape of the Titanic Quarter.
Photo credit: Titanic Belfast
Titanic Drawing Offices
The headquarters of Harland & Wolff, these buildings became a creative hub to an industry that, at it's peak was like a city within a city. Home to visionary designers creating the largest, most innovative and luxurious ships of the time, enjoy the history of these magnificent buildings, still intact in their dockside surroundings.
Photo credit: Gareth O'Cathain
Harland & Wolff Cranes Samson and Goliath
Dominating the Belfast skyline, no tour of the city would be complete without standing in the shadows of these two massive cranes. While not officially classed as wonders of the world they are widely considered as such by local residents, synonymous with the city, the strength of the people and the vast history that comes with their presence.
Photo credit: Titanic Belfast
SS Nomadic
Tendered to the Titanic and the last remaining White Star Line Ship in the world, the SS Nomadic was restored to her original glory and brought home to Belfast's historic Hamilton Dock. We'll pedal past this beautiful vessel carrying with her 100 years of authentic maritime and social history.
Photo credit: Titanic Belfast
Titanic's Dock and Pump House
Continue your education in Belfast's shipbuilding history and wheel past the Dock and Pump House, the site where Titanic last rested on dry ground in 1912. With it's 44ft deep dry dock, it's said that amongst the massive pumps and hydraulics, you can still hear the echoes of the men whose labour build the largest and most luxurious liner of her time.
Photo credit: Titanic Belfast
HMS Caroline
Cruise past this First World War Battle Cruiser to understand that the Titanic was not the only boat to have history in Belfast. Converted into the floating headquarters for the Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve in Belfast in the 1920s, HMS Caroline gives visitors an insight into the events leading up to the Battle of Jutland as well as the history of the German and British Naval forces.
Photo credit: Reading Tom
Meet Our Partners
Cast & Crew
Nestled underneath the Samson and Goliath Cranes of Harland & Wolff and between The Titanic Visitors Centre and the Belfast Metropolitan College, Cast and Crew is one of our favourite stops in the Titanic Quarter. Established by the brilliant Belfast team who bring us James Street South and The Bar + Grill amongst others, you can't go wrong with this spot.
Cast & CrewTitanic Hotel Belfast
Described as the world's most authentic Titanic hotel, the former Harland & Wolff headquarters and Drawing Offices has now become a truly stunning boutique hotel. With buildings dating back to the 1880s and many of the original features staying intact, this is one of our most popular stops. Combine refreshment with soaking up the history behind the design of many of the world's most famous ocean liners and the creation of the 'floating hotel' which went on to influence the design of many of today's cruise ships.
The Titanic HotelThe Dock Café
Run by teams of volunteers, The Dock combines a relaxed and welcoming spot to stop and refuel with a gallery showcasing inspiring artwork and photography as well as Titanic memorabilia and historical artefacts of shipyard life. From Edward Harland's signature to Thomas Andrew's door, you may even find yourself eating your treats off one of the old tables from the Drawing Offices!
The Dock Café
