• The Dark Hedges - The Dark Hedges (GoT Kings Road)
  This is a spectacular photo opportunity of beech Trees planted over 200 years ago and the famous Game of thrones location where Arya Stark flees King’s Landing.
• Bushmills Distillery - Bushmills Distillery
  Bushmills Distillery founded 1608 photo opportunity and a chance to buy a bottle of this famous Whiskey and taste a free nip of it’s 12 malt only bought at Bushmills.
  Please the distillery doesn’t open until 12 o’clock on Sundays. Tour of distillery can be offered for £12 per person but will take up a lot of your tour duration time only for non cruise ship passengers as waiting time can take up to 45 mins and tour last 1 hour
• Dunluce Castle - Dunluce Castle -House Of Greyjoy
  Dunluce Castle built in the late middle ages and rebuilt in the 17th century invaded by the English & Scottish.
  Pyke Castle has been used in several seasons of the HBO drama Game of Thrones.
• Giant’s Causeway - Giants Causeway
  The Highlight of your tour, Giants Causeway stones. 30,000 interlocking basalt columns formed by an ancient volcanic eruption.
  Please note that you have the opportunity to enter the visitor centre at £12 per person but you also have the option of using the public pathway which is totally free.
• White Park Bay - White Park Bay -Dragon Stone
  A Beautiful scenic beach at the very tip of Ireland and the closest country from here would be Iceland which is 800 miles away plus used during the epic Dragon stone Game of thrones scenes.
• Ballintoy Harbour - Balintoy Harbour – Iron Island
  Ballingtoy Harbour was built to export Lime around the world. The harbour was used as Lordsport for Theo Greyjoy’s return to the Iron Islands and also the location where Theo Greyjoy is baptised and also features in season 1-8 of the epic Game of Thrones Drama used extensively for season 7 and 8.
• Northern Ireland - Sandy Bay Cave
  This is the location where the Red Witch sets fire to the traitors just to mention one scene and also the caves and beach have featured in season 1-8 of the HBO Drama
• Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge - Carrick-a-rede Rope Bridge – Renly Camp & Euron Camp
  Renly Baratheon’s camp and also featured in Vanity Fair Photo shoot for Game of Thrones. Plus this is the location where Brienne Tarth fought for King’s Guard and shadow baby murders Renly. Heavily featured in season 6 also.

Carrick-a-rede rope bridge was used by fishermen for over 100 years to catch salmon and gain access to the island. Not for the faint hearted as steep steps all the way down the 1 km walk. The bridge is 20 metres long and 98 ft high and costs £9 per person to cross.

Please note on a cruises ship day the wait can take over 1 hour and 30 mins. We recommend a vantage point to take a beautiful photograph of the bridge.

• Belfast - Belfast Sightseeing political and Titanic quarter
  Our duty is to make sure your back at your ship for departure .Please note if we have enough time due to the relocation of the cruise ship dock to the other side of Belfast dock we have to make sure you’re back in time.Your guide will be watching for roadworks and rush hour traffic but we will try our best to include a Belfast sightseeing tour of our changing city.

• Private transportation
• On-board WiFi
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• WE OFFER FREE ENTRY TO CAUSEWAY BUT NOT ENTRANCE TO VISITOR CENTER THE COST £11.50
• Entrance fees
• Entrance fees

In the mystical realm of Ireland, where tales and folklore abound, there’s no finer destination than the globally renowned Giant’s Causeway. Recognized as a World Heritage site and a National Nature Reserve, this is Northern Ireland’s leading tourist hotspot, offering awe-striking vistas that must be witnessed in person. Located 75 miles / 110 km from Belfast, a trip to the Giants Causeway calls for an entire day. Your guide can take you along the picturesque Antrim coastal route, providing opportunities for breaks and photo shoots at your convenience.

(1) First stop, Dark Hedges (Kings Road

(2) Bushmills distillery, established 1608

(3) Dunluce castle, established 1513

(4) Giants causeway

(5) White park beach

(6) Ballintoy harbour, featured in seasons 1-8 of HBO’s Game of Thrones

(7) Carrick a rede rope bridge, established in the 1700s. PLEASE NOTE: NOT SUITABLE FOR CRUISE SHIP PASSSENGERS DUE TO POSSIBLE WAIT TIMES OF UP TO 3 HOURS.

• WE OFFER FREE ENTRY TO CAUSEWAY BUT IF YOU WANT ENTRANCE TO VISITOR CENTER THE COST £11.50
• CARRICK-A-REDE ROPE BRIDGE £8

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.