私人汽车接送从 Galway 到 Belfast

The private transfer from Galway to Belfast takes approximately 3 hours and 50 minutes, covering about 188 miles (302 km). The journey crosses from the Republic of Ireland into Northern Ireland, traveling through Ireland's beautiful countryside and historic regions.

Spring and summer are warm and inviting! Fall features the spectacular color changes, and winters are famously mild and balmy, but grey. Rain is a year-round occurrence (how else would the island be so green!), so come prepared with a raincoat and umbrella no matter the time of year.

No special documentation is required as both areas are part of the Common Travel Area. However, it's wise to carry photo ID. The border crossing is seamless with no checkpoints, though you'll notice changes in currency, road signs, and speed limit measurements.

The journey begins in the Republic of Ireland using the Euro and ends in Northern Ireland using the British Pound Sterling. Most businesses near the border accept both currencies, but it's helpful to have British pounds for your time in Belfast.

Yes, the route passes near several significant Irish historical sites, including Athenry Castle, Athlone Castle, and Newgrange with its prehistoric art.

Belfast is Northern Ireland's capital and largest city, known for its industrial heritage, Titanic history, political murals, and vibrant cultural scene. The city has transformed significantly and offers excellent restaurants, museums, and historic attractions in a safe, welcoming environment.

In the Republic of Ireland, speed limits are posted in kilometers per hour, while Northern Ireland uses miles per hour. Road signs also change from Irish/English bilingual signs to English-only signs. They are a reminder of the recent history in this region.

This transfer offers insight into both Irish and Northern Irish cultures, showing the subtle differences and similarities. You'll experience changing accents, cultural references, and historical perspectives while enjoying the consistently beautiful Irish landscape throughout the journey.