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Tour Name | The Open 2025 – Atlantic Portrush Tour |
Departure Date | Monday, 14 July 2025 |
End Date | Monday, 21 July 2025 |
Nights |
7 |
Tour Size |
24 |
Start Point |
Belfast or Dublin (Arrival Transfer) |
End Point |
Belfast or Dublin (Departure Transfer) |
Availability |
On Sale Now |
Next Departure |
N/A |
Payment Currencies | AUD, USD, GBP, CAD, EUR, NZD |
Stay in the heart of Portrush for 7 nights as the action unfolds next door. Play links golf on the Causeway Coast in County Antrim and enjoy your short walk over to Royal Portrush Golf Club during your tour. It doesn’t get any better than being in Portrush during The Open!
Tour Inclusions
7 Nights’ Accommodation at the Portrush Atlantic Hotel
2 Rounds of golf (walking) at the following courses:
General Admission tickets to The Open at Royal Portrush
Day 1: Monday 14 July 2025
Day 2: Tuesday 15 July
Day 3: Wednesday 16 July
Day 4: Thursday 17 July
Day 5: Friday 18 July
Day 6: Saturday 19 July
Day 7: Sunday 20 July
Day 8: Monday 21 July
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Portstewart Golf Club, situated on Northern Ireland’s captivating Causeway Coast, is a golfing gem renowned for its panoramic views and challenging links. Home to three distinct courses – the Strand, the Riverside, and the Old Course – Portstewart offers golfers a diverse and unforgettable experience. The Strand Course, a frequent host to prestigious events like The Irish Open in 2017, winds along the coastline, providing breathtaking vistas of the Atlantic Ocean.
Castlerock Golf Club, another jewel on the Causeway Coast, seamlessly integrates natural beauty into its two championship courses. The Mussenden Course, with its undulating fairways and strategic bunkering, offers an exhilarating test of skill. Meanwhile, the Bann Course, nestled between the River Bann and the railway, combines scenic splendor with a layout that demands precision. Both Portstewart and Castlerock are essential stops for golf enthusiasts exploring the rich golfing landscape of Northern Ireland.
Portrush Atlantic Hotel
Discover unrivaled luxury and seaside charm at the Atlantic Hotel in Portrush, Northern Ireland. Nestled along the stunning Causeway Coast, this boutique hotel offers panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean and provides a perfect blend of contemporary elegance and warm hospitality. Each thoughtfully designed room immerses guests in comfort, while the hotel’s commitment to exceptional service ensures a memorable stay.
The Atlantic Hotel becomes a gateway to an extraordinary experience when the prestigious Open Championship graces Royal Portrush. As the golf world converges on this historic coastal town, the Atlantic Hotel is a prime haven for enthusiasts seeking a luxurious retreat during the tournament. Immerse yourself in the excitement of The Open at Portrush, where the world’s top golfers compete against the backdrop of rugged cliffs and rolling waves. After a day of witnessing golf history, return to the Atlantic Hotel to unwind in comfort, savoring the echoes of cheers from the links and the unparalleled beauty of the Northern Irish coastline.
Voyages.golf can book extra sightseeing for your trip. Discover the Top-10 things to do in Northern Ireland:
Titanic Belfast: Discover the fascinating story of the Titanic, from its construction to its ill-fated maiden voyage, at the Titanic Belfast museum. Interactive exhibits and a stunning building make this a must-visit attraction.
Giant’s Causeway: Marvel at the natural wonder of the Giant’s Causeway, where hexagonal basalt columns create a surreal and stunning landscape along the Northern Ireland coastline.
Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge: Experience an adrenaline rush at the Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, suspended over the Atlantic Ocean. The views of the coastline and Rathlin Island are breathtaking.
Bushmills Distillery: Whiskey enthusiasts should visit the Old Bushmills Distillery, one of the oldest licensed distilleries in the world. Take a tour to learn about the whiskey-making process and enjoy a tasting session.
Dark Hedges: Fans of “Game of Thrones” will recognize the Dark Hedges, an enchanting avenue of beech trees featured in the series. It’s a magical spot for a stroll or photo opportunity.
St. George’s Market: Immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere of St. George’s Market in Belfast. This historic market offers a diverse range of fresh produce, local crafts, and delicious street food.
Ulster Museum: Explore Northern Ireland’s history, art, and natural sciences at the Ulster Museum. With a diverse range of exhibits, it’s a great place for a cultural excursion.
Cathedral Quarter: Experience Belfast’s vibrant arts and cultural scene in the Cathedral Quarter. This district is home to galleries, theaters, and trendy restaurants, providing a lively atmosphere day and night.
Mussenden Temple and Downhill Demesne: Visit the dramatic Mussenden Temple perched on a cliff edge, part of the beautiful Downhill Demesne. The stunning surroundings include gardens, a library, and picturesque coastal views.
Cave Hill: Hike or drive to the top of Cave Hill for panoramic views of Belfast and beyond. The iconic hill’s outline is said to have inspired Jonathan Swift to create the shape of Gulliver lying on his back in “Gulliver’s Travels.
All transfers in this golf tour are privately run with Voyages.golf custom-signage and accompanied by our tour guide. These transfers are operated by private coach.
Room Category | Double Occupancy | Single Occupancy |
Standard Room | £ 3,898 | £ 5,797 |
Sea View Room | £ 4,093 | £ 6,187 |
The Open Ticket Hospitality Upgrades – Per Person
Pay an extra: | |
Upgrade to Scorers Thursday | £ 363 pp |
Upgrade to Scorers Saturday or Sunday | £ 421 pp |
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Of course you can. Our tours are specifically designed so non-golfing partners enjoy the trip as much as their golfing partners. Our hotels are always central to towns and popular activities. We also create non-golfer itineraries that are crafted with the interests of the non-golfers in mind and that means we consult with you before we book any non-golfer activity.
No, our golf tours are accepting of all golfers. Depending on the destination, some golf courses require you to have a certain handicap, and this will be expressed prior to any booking confirmation. Otherwise, you are welcome to join our golf tour as they are always inclusive.
Escorted golf tours are one of the most enjoyable types of holidays. Our groups are small and everyone gets to know each other on a first-name basis early-on in the tour.Â
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On a golf day, breakfast is usually taken between 6:30 - 08.30, and our first tee-times are usually mid-morning. This allows for the early risers and late-goers to enjoy a two-hour period for breakfast. We like to keep the afternoons free for sightseeing, resort relaxation, shopping or general downtime. We usually restrict each day to having one activity, whether it's a half-day tour or round of golf, it's usually quite relaxed.
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Apart from the welcome dinner and farewell dinner, we usually keep evenings free to enjoy whichever destination you are in. If you are travelling by yourself, the tour leaders have an open invitation to dine with them; if this is the case, you're in for a real treat as the tour leaders know where to go for the best meals. We always stay in destinations where local restaurants are either a short walk or short transfer away, so there are plenty of options to dine.
Over the decades, our tours average the following guest ratio: 70% couples, 30% singles. Our tours are comprised on average of 55% male and 45% female. One fact we are proud of is that our tours enjoy an average of 70% or higher repeat guest rate.
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