Coach from Glasgow to Belfast offers easy way to travel

family smiling at one another while walking down steps after booking a coach from Glasgow to Belfast — The Titanic Belfast museum is an absolute must-visit.

As life becomes busier and more demanding, it’s easy to lose touch with family and friends.

A weekend away in Belfast provides the perfect opportunity to unwind while reconnecting with your loved ones.

The capital of Northern Ireland is a city brimming with history, culture and vibrancy. Whether you’re planning a family trip or a fun weekend with friends, Belfast offers an abundance of attractions and activities that promise to create lasting memories.

Enjoy your journey to Belfast

You can even start to relax and feel like you’re already on vacation on your way to your destination.

Choose to travel with Hannon Coach from Glasgow to Belfast for an exceptional experience that combines affordability, comfort and standout service.

“Our Express Service will take you from Glasgow Buchanan Bus Station to the new Belfast Grand Central Station right in the heart of the city centre, with links to the train station and other bus services, depending on where you want to go,” said Eve McStravick, Hannon Coach’s digital marketing executive who’s based in Belfast.

She added: “All our coaches are luxury touring class coaches with toilets and Wi-Fi on board.

“It’s a hassle-free way to travel with no airport transfers or extra charges for luggage. You can load your luggage onto the coach in Glasgow and you won’t need to lift it again until you get to Belfast.”

Weekend bonding with family and friends

From breathtaking landscapes to captivating museums and delicious cuisine, there’s something for everyone in this dynamic city.

Here’s a guide to make the most of your weekend getaway.

Friday

Enjoy a leisurely morning and leave Glasgow at 8:30am. With Hannon Coach’s reliable service, you can arrive in Belfast at 2:15pm worry-free.

Then check in to your accommodations and get settled in before heading to the Ulster Museum on your first adventure.

The museum has an array of exhibits that provide insights into Northern Ireland’s past and its diverse culture. You can also stroll through the picturesque Botanic Gardens or check out the Palm House, which showcases a range of exotic plants.

For dinner, make your way to the Cathedral Quarter, known for its artistic flair and bustling atmosphere. The area has many pubs and restaurants with diverse culinary offerings, from traditional Irish fare to trendy eateries serving international cuisine.

Saturday

Go on a day trip to the nearby Causeway Coast to enjoy some of the area’s breathtaking natural scenery. The drive along the coast itself is so spectacular that you’ll want to stop at various lookout points along the way.

When you arrive, explore the Giant’s Causeway, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its basalt columns formed by volcanic activity.

For lunch, bring along a packed meal or grab some fresh fare from a local eatery for a picnic amidst the dramatic coastline. Relax and take in the stunning views of the North Atlantic Ocean.

On your way back, visit Belfast Castle, which sits on Cave Hill and offers amazing views of the city and beyond.

Sunday

Your trip won’t be complete without visiting the iconic Titanic Quarter where the ill-fated RMS Titanic was built. The museum offers a deep dive into the ship’s history from its construction to its infamous maiden voyage.

Then go to St George’s Market for lunch.

young man smiles as he holds freshly made bread at Belfast's St George's Market — Grab some freshly made baked goodies at St George’s Market.

The historical market is one of the best places to sample fresh local produce, artisanal goods and mouthwatering street food.

It also has a lively atmosphere thanks to live music from local performers – perfect for families and groups of friends. Enjoy your meal together as you reminisce about the wonderful experiences you shared over the weekend.

Book your coach from Glasgow to Belfast now

three male staff members smile in front of a Hannon Coach bus — Hannon Coach is proud to offer the only true direct express service between Belfast and Glasgow.

With a simple flat fare of £47, which includes the cost of the ferry and your luggage, Hannon Coach’s Glasgow-Belfast Express Service offers a low-cost and convenient alternative to flying to Northern Ireland.

Book your ticket online up to one hour before departure or call +44(0)2892 650 700 to use the friendly telephone booking service.

Let Hannon Coach take you there.