The walking tour was fabulous and Ed is a great storyteller. By the time we were done we had an excellent sense of the size of the ship, the people who designed it and I especially enjoyed getting a feel for the workers who built it. Ed made the history come alive and it felt special to visit all "real"... More

Highly recommended for anyone with an interest in the sea , ships or history. Ed the guide had a large scale book of photographs of the sites as they were at the time of the building of the Titanic and the ship herself as she was built as well of the leading characters of the White Star Line and Harland... More

Had a great time. Ed, the tour guide, was excellent. Knew the subject and made it very interesting and informative. Being in the graving dock was special and a great way to finish the tour. Unfortunately the Titanic was not available for a photo on the day. Would thoroughly recommend the tour to everyone. More

Visited Belfast on 30th April 2012 and did the Titanic walking tour. If you are just interested in history then this is very worthwhile. If you have any interest in Titanic DO NOT MISS THIS. The tour takes about two and half hours and includes the slipways where Olympic & Titanic were built, a look inside the drawing offices where... More

In 2005 I was (very) lucky to actually visit the Titanic in her final resting place in the North Atlantic so I felt it was only fitting to spend a few days in Belfast to see where she was built. I have to say the walking tour was the highlight of the trip. Gayle met us outside the Premier Inn... More

We visited Belfast for a 3 day break, with a view to visit the new Titanic Museum. We decided to start our day with the walking tour and then visit the museum in the afternoon. The tour was brilliant - lots and lots of interesting facts, the guide was happy to answer questions and the tour of the drawing offices... More

We were 1 adult, a 12 year old and a 10 year old. Kids enjoyed the trip though I thought the 30+ minute break at the Pumphouse was too long and intended to get you to spend some money on food and merchandise. Learned some interesting things about Titanic but little you wouldn’t already know if you’ve been to the... More

We did this walk 8 Apr 2012, with the fantastic Gail. You might think that is going a bit overboard (sorry for the pun), but her knowledge was exceptional, and her ability to interact with all ages and answer some 'odd' questions was brilliant! She definitely promoted the Titanic and NI in general in such a positive way. Okay so... More

Our tour was on 5th April, and absolutely brilliant. Our tour guide, Ashlin carried us along the Titanic bow wave. We were all totally absorbed by her vast knowledge and oozing enthusiasm to tell the Titanic story. The Titanic drawing offices and Thompson Dry Dock blew us away....incredible !!! Simply the Best visitor experience, a must do tour if visiting... More