7 Hour Tour
The first stop on our famous Game of Thrones Tour Belfast is the Dark Hedges, better known to fans as the Kingsroad, is one of the most iconic Game of Thrones locations in the North. Planted in the 1700s by the Stuart family, these twisted beech trees gained worldwide fame when Arya Stark fled King’s Landing under their shadow. Their eerie beauty and dramatic atmosphere make this a must-see stop on the tour – blending real-world history with the fantasy of Westeros in unforgettable fashion.
Perched on the rugged Antrim Coast, Ballintoy Harbour doubled as the Iron Islands in Game of Thrones. Its jagged rocks, crashing waves, and weathered stone made it the perfect setting for scenes featuring Theon Greyjoy’s return to Pyke and the drowned god ceremonies. The harbour’s raw beauty speaks for itself, but for fans of the show, walking these shores feels like stepping into a scene from Westeros – wild, windswept, and full of story.
Perched high above the Antrim Coast, Magheracross Viewpoint offers breathtaking panoramic views of the cliffs, coastline, and sea. The vivid green fields roll down toward the sparkling blue waters, while distant rocky formations give the area its dramatic edge. It’s the perfect place to pause, take in the sea air, and soak up the raw natural beauty of the North’s coastline.
Dramatically clinging to the edge of a cliff, Dunluce Castle is one of the most striking ruins on the North Coast – and served as the real-world setting for Pyke, seat of House Greyjoy. Dating back to the 13th century, this medieval fortress captures the harsh, wind-swept feel of the Iron Islands perfectly. On the tour, it’s easy to see why HBO chose it to represent the ancestral home of the Greyjoys – remote, weather-beaten, and full of character.
Step inside the world’s oldest licensed whiskey distillery and experience the craft of traditional Irish whiskey-making at Bushmills. Guided by expert whiskey educators, you’ll follow the process from grain to glass – through mash tuns, copper pot stills, and ageing barrels. End your tour with a tasting in the 1608 Bar and discover the legacy of over 400 years of distilling excellence.
The Giant’s Causeway is the highlight of the North Antrim Coast and one of the most remarkable attractions on the island of Ireland. Rich in Irish folklore, your guide will share the legendary tales that make this site truly unforgettable. Seeing the Causeway is awe-inspiring – but imagining it was built by a giant adds a whole new dimension to the experience.
White Park Bay is a stunning coastal stop along the Antrim Coast, with golden sands framed by towering limestone cliffs. While not a main filming site, the beach lies close to several Game of Thrones locations and offers the same wild, windswept scenery that defined many scenes set in Westeros. It’s a peaceful spot on the tour – perfect for soaking in the natural beauty that helped put the North on the cinematic map.
Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge is one of the North’s most exhilarating experiences, inviting visitors to cross a swaying bridge suspended 30 metres above a rocky gorge and crystal-clear waters. Originally constructed by local salmon fishermen, the bridge now offers thrill-seekers spectacular views of the Atlantic Ocean and rugged coastline. Whether you’re crossing for the adrenaline or the scenery, the reward is the same – breathtaking views and an unforgettable sense of adventure. A stop at Carrick-a-Rede combines natural beauty with a dash of daring, making it a highlight of any coastal journey.
Guided by those who lived through the conflict.
Tailored to your pace, interests, and questions. We offer free pick-up from city centre hotels and a welcoming, informative experience from start to finish.
Featured in global travel programmes and guidebooks.
A tiered reservation deposit is required to guarantee your itinerary and secure your vehicle. Free cancellation applies up to 6 weeks before departure. Remaining balances are due 6 weeks before the tour start date and are handled directly with our team. Cancellations made within 6 weeks of the tour date forfeit the deposit.
