Travel and transport agencies Belfast

This bus runs between the international airport and the city center 24 hours a day, with peak (Monday to Friday) and off-peak (weekends) hours, varying from 15 minutes to 1 hour. To find the bus at the airport, go to the Terminal Building; and from the city, go to the Europa Bus Centre, near the Europa Hotel on Great Victoria Street. Tickets are available online, at the Tourist Information Desk (airport arrival hall) or directly from the driver.

This is a very serious address if you want to rent a car to enjoy your getaway in Northern Ireland. Budget has several locations in Belfast, offering the possibility to pick up and drop off the rental car at the location of your choice, including of course one at the airport in the arrivals terminal, just after the baggage claim. Renting a car is an ideal option whether you want to go to the Northern Irish capital, which is about 30 minutes away, or go directly to the country's roads.

For destinations north and east of Belfast: depart from the Europa Bus Centre terminal on Glengall Street. Ulsterbus 212 to Derry: 1 hour 40 minutes travel time. Ulsterbus 261 or 273 to Dungannon: 50 min. Ulsterbus 261 to Enniskillen: 2 hours and 10 minutes. Ulsterbus 251 to Armagh: 1h10. Ulsterbus 15, 15a, 215, 515 or 516 to Downpatrick: 1 hour.

For destinations south and west of Belfast: Goldline Express 218a from Europa Bus Centre or Bridge Street to Coleraine: 1 hour 45 minutes. Then from Coleraine take the 140b to Portrush.

The flight from Paris-CDG to Belfast takes around 1h45 (thanks to a direct flight with EasyJet). There are regular flights to Paris, London, Manchester, Edinburgh and Glasgow. There is also a tourist information office at the airport. You can reach the city center by bus (Express 300, every 15 minutes on weekdays and every 30 minutes at weekends). Cabs cost around £40 for 30 minutes.