Game of Thrones and Belfast City Tour

This is a typical itinerary for the Game of Thrones and Belfast City Tour, which can be fully customised to suit your personal interests and schedule.

Tour Start Time: 8:00 AM (flexible depending on your preference)

Duration: Approximately 9 hours

Cushendun – Storm’s End: Our first stop takes us to Cushendun, a stunning coastal location with rugged yet beautiful geological features. Here, fans of Game of Thrones will recognise the caves where Melisandre gave birth to the monstrous shadow baby—a truly unforgettable scene.

Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge: Next, we visit the Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, one of Northern Ireland’s most famous attractions. Pause at the viewing point for breathtaking photos of the coast and the surrounding cliffs.

Ballintoy Harbour – Iron Islands: Ballintoy Harbour served as the backdrop for Theon Greyjoy’s return to the Iron Islands. This charming coastal village is one of Northern Ireland’s most picturesque towns and a must-see for Game of Thrones fans.

White Park Bay: Enjoy a stop at White Park Bay, a beautiful scenic beach at the very tip of Ireland. From here, Iceland is the closest country, around 800 miles away. The views are spectacular and perfect for photography.

Lunch Stop: We recommend stopping at the Giants Causeway restaurant for a drink, a light bite, or a hearty meal featuring locally sourced ingredients. The fish and chips are highly recommended! (Please note: lunch is not included.)

Giants Causeway: Continue along the Antrim Coast with stunning views of White Park Bay and Portbradden, arriving at the Giant’s Causeway. Explore the 40,000 basalt columns, whose unique formations inspired the legend of Finn McCool, the giant who supposedly built the stepping stones to Scotland. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is a natural wonder you won’t forget.

Dunluce Castle – House of Greyjoy: Next, we stop for a photo opportunity at Dunluce Castle, one of the most dramatic castle ruins in the world. Perched on cliff edges, it served as the home of House Greyjoy in Game of Thrones.

The Dark Hedges – King’s Road: Visit the Dark Hedges, one of Northern Ireland’s most photographed natural phenomena. Planted by the Stuart family in the 18th century, these majestic beech trees formed the iconic King’s Road seen in Season 2 of Game of Thrones.

Belfast City Sightseeing Tour

After exploring the Antrim Coast, we return to Belfast for a guided city tour, visiting some of the city’s most notable landmarks:

Falls Road Murals – Discover the famous murals that depict the history and political views of Northern Ireland.

Clonard Monastery – A historic Catholic church and monastery founded by the Redemptorists in 1896.

Bombay Street Memorial Garden – Remembering the 1,500 Catholic families left homeless during the 1969 Belfast riots.

Peace Wall – Built initially as temporary structures in 1969, the Peace Walls now stand as iconic symbols of Belfast’s journey toward reconciliation.

Shankill Road Murals – Explore this working-class, predominantly loyalist area and its powerful murals that illustrate the city’s past.

Crumlin Road Jail – See the imposing Crumlin Road Gaol and Courthouse from the outside. (Please note: there is no time for the official jail tour.)