Arriving: Major airlines services from the USA and Canada to Belfast International Airport via London. There are also direct flights to Belfast from New York and Toronto. A free bus from the airport drops off at the station and the International Youth Hostel. There are also regular overninght crossings and sailings, and car ferries from Wales.

Getting around: The of traffic is low. Roads are well-surfaced and . Seat belts are for drivers and all passengers. Motorcyclist must crash helmets. Always lock your car and do not leave tempting articles to view. If you rent a car, check with the car rental the and mileage. Public transport services are reduced on public holidays and at weekends.

Money: You can get money from "hole in the wall" . It is good to cary little cash for bus and other . Cheques backed by a are widely accepted as well as major credit cards.

Miscellaneous: Visitors on holidays are advised to buy their food. There are no to bringing your dog into the country. Public payphones are available in kiosks all round the cities. You can buy phonecards from newsagents and post offices. Tourist information centers can up-to-date information on events in the locality. Backpackers are advised to leave bags at their overnight if possible, since there are no left luggage at rail or bus stations.

Further information is available from the Northern Ireland Tourist Board.