Game of Thrones Filming Locations Tour
This tour is NOT Suitable for children.
Cruise Ship Passengers
Due to ship arrival and departure times this tour is NOT suitable for cruise ship passengers. If you are arriving in Belfast on a cruise ship please visit our 'Shore Excursions' page for information and how to book online.
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Northern Ireland Tourist Board
5 Star Accreditation Tour
This summer, with the launch of the season finale, we bring you even more opportunities to see the famous Game of Thrones Filming Locations in the stunning heart of Northern Ireland.
This is fully guided, all day tour taking in the best of the Game of Thrones filming locations on the beautiful North Antrim coast. Although there are 7 designated stopping points, the tour also weaves past and takes in other well-known parts of Westeros.
The Glens of Antrim, an area of outstanding natural beauty, are also included en route to the Giants Causeway. The stunning scenery and intriguing local history make this tour as interesting for the casual viewer as it is fascinating for the superfan.
This part of Ulster has so many direct links to the series! They are nothing short of incredible! This tour will entwine the history, religion, mythology, politics and mysticism of the area to relevant parts of the series itself, coincidence or not, they are all covered on the tour.
All aboard for Westeros Experience! See first-hand the stunning scenery featured as the backdrop in the HBO’s series when you join us for an unforgettable day visiting some of Northern Ireland's main Game of Thrones filming locations.
This tour operates every day. It is also available as a private tour for smaller groups. For further details and prices on private group tours simply give us a call on +44 (0)28 9031 0101 or email us at info@irishtourtickets.com
This is the 'real' Game of Thrones experience, don't miss out, book online now!
Summer Schedule (March-October):
- Check in at 8:45am
- Depart Belfast at 9:00am
- Carnlough
Series six saw Carnlough harbour feature for the first time. This harbour although built in the nineteenth century during the famine years, still retains an olde world charm, which meant that it didn't seem out of place when it first appeared in Game of Thrones. Few go swimming in the harbour today, but there was a time when "a girl just might"! - Cushendun
This area has many strong links with the series! It is a stunning coastal location with incredibly rugged yet beautiful geological features! What happened in these Cushendun caves took many committed fans by surprise. Melisandre's shadow baby was born here and for a while this area was very "dark and full of terrors" - Giant’s Causeway
Guaranteed Visitors Centre entrance with our premium ticket!
The Giant’s Causeway is Northern Ireland's very own "Eighth wonder of the World." No eloquent description will ever do it justice! Only seeing it is believing. The Giants and Fairies that inhabit this area in Irish mythology make their Game of Thrones equivalents look more like Darby O'Gill and the little people. - Dunluce
This now-ruined medieval castle was the inspiration for many local fantasy writers! It's cruel past, the enmity between wealthy families and the ruthless resolution of disputes gives Dunluce castle more than a passing resemblance to "the Dreadfort" or "Harrenhal"! It is an ideal, if somewhat chilling location for a photo stop! This Ulster Dreadfort has endured turmoil and murder every bit as horrific as any of the castles of Westeros... - Fullerton Arms (Lunch stop @ Game of Thrones themed restaurant)
- Carrick-A-Rede Rope Bridge
Guaranteed crossing included on our premium tours, option to upgrade to crossing (small fee payable) on the day of your tour. *Subject to numbers.
This area is one of the most naturally stunning of all the sites used in Northern Ireland. The rope bridge plays a major part in a series characters storyline. Although not compulsory, for those who wish to cross the bridge there is one requirement; courage! - Larrybane
Much has happened in this limestone quarry: Brienne of Tarth defeated Ser Loras of the Flowers, Littlefinger seeks out Catelyn Stark who arrived to negotiate with King Renly. Even Euron, Theon and Yara have made fleeting"appearances! - Dark Hedges
What a finale, the Dark Hedges! You may have escaped the scheming and duplicity of the capital! However, escaping by way of the "Kings Road" has its own dangers. Beware the "Grey Lady," for in reality, Melisandre has nothing on her! - Return to Belfast at approx 6:45pm
PLEASE NOTE ALL TIMINGS SUBJECT TO CHANGE. IRISH TOUR TICKETS WILL NOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR DELAYS.
- Check in at Irish Tour Tickets, 10 Great Victoria Street, Belfast at 8:45am
- Tour departs from Irish Tour Tickets Shop, 10 Great Victoria Street, Belfast. BT2 7BA (facing the Grand Opera House) at 9:00am
- Drop off in Belfast City Centre at approx 6:00pm (6:30pm during summer)
There is a lot of walking on what are sometimes uneven surfaces during this tour and it therefore requires moderate fitness levels. Please come dressed appropriately for not only the season, but also for the activity.
- Warm clothing
- Comfortable shoes
- Luxury coach
- Qualified and entertaining tour guide
- There is a designated lunch stop at The Fullerton Arms, a Game of Thrones Themed restaurant (Food not included in the price)
- Carrick-A-Rede Rope Bridge crossing
- Entrance into the visitor centre at The Giant’s Causeway
- Lunch
Please note:
- This tour is independently operated by Irish Tour Tickets Limited. It is not sponsored, endorsed or affiliated with HBO or anyone associated with Game of Thrones.
- This tour is NOT Suitable for children.
- For cancellation up to 72 hours prior to departure date: 10% administration fee will be imposed
- For cancellation less than 72 hours prior to departure date or 'no-show': 100% of the total amount will be charged
- Tickets for events or attractions are non-refundable
- Airport, limousine and coach transfer services are non-refundable
- irish tour tickets are not liable for any closures of attractions due to extreme weather