Game of Thrones Tour with Giant's Causeway - Belfast

Experience Days TV and Movie Tours: Game of Thrones fans rejoice! This incredible 9-hour tour will take you on an immersive journey through the pages of George R.R. Martin’s sweeping fantasy epic, and walk you straight into the scenes from the television adaptation, which has re-appropriated the most idyllic and striking parts of Northern Ireland as fantasy lands, birthplaces and battlegrounds. Your guide, a local Game of Thrones super-fan, will show you around these stunning locations, as well as other iconic tourist attractions such as the Carrick-a-Rede and Giant’s Causeway.

You’ll meet your guide in central Belfast, and after a brief introduction, it’s time to hop on a bus and begin your tour! It's no wonder that the grandeur and majesty of Northern Ireland has been appropriated as the backdrop for Game of Thrones, as the real place has myths and legends woven into its own history. Your guide, a seasoned expert on this history, will regale you with fascinating local legend and behind-the-scenes insights from Game of Thrones. Your first stop will be the caves where the ‘shadow assassin’ is born to Melisandre. Next, you’ll travel through the hometown of actors from Game of Thrones. Ballycastle is a quaint coastal town, and is the birthplace of both Conleth Hill (Varys) and Michelle Fairley (Catelyn Stark). All this exploring is sure to make you hungry, but don’t worry, because there will be plenty of places to stop for lunch. You are also welcome to bring your own food. Next, you’ll visit the Camp of Renly Baratheon of Storm’s End, where Brienne of Tarth battled Loras Tyrell. This is where you’ll cross the iconic Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, and marvel at the incredible views of the coast, before taking 1 and a half hours to explore the hugely popular tourist attraction and marvel of nature, The Giant’s Causeway. After this, you’ll visit Dunluce Castle, the 17th Century ruins which posed as The House of Greyjoy. Don’t forget your camera, as this makes for a perfect photo opportunity. Finally, your journey back into Belfast will include a stop at The Dark Hedge, the setting of Arya Stark’s transformation into a boy to escape from King’s Landing. This is the most photographed spot in Ireland, and it’s hardly surprising, given its intricately woven tree branches and the way they come together to form a natural canopy. After another photo opportunity, you'll board the bus and be returned to the centre of the city.

This tour is a great gift for Game of Thrones fans, and a fantastic way to explore Northern Ireland.