Belfast Game of Thrones Filming Locations Tour

Your guides have been on set while filming and we have been doing this tour from season 1 our knowledge is vast .We will travel through the 7 kingdoms season 1-8 we have been on set while filming so we know where lots of locations other companies dont.The duration of this tour is 9 hours and over 150 miles covered and you will travel to the jellewers where they made the crowns and jewellery for this HBO master piece.
Sorry on this site it only lets us give brief itinerary

No other company can offer this tour as we have first hand experience of these location during season 1-8

What to expect:

Duration: 9 hours

Belfast

Belfast

Visit 3 of the famous strain glasses windows created for Game of thrones

20 minutes

Belfast

Belfast

Game of studios :photo stop of studio and where Kings landing was built for season 8

10 minutes

The Dark Hedges

Bregagh Road, Ballymoney, BT53 8PX

King Road :Where Arya escapes the kings guard.
The Dark Hedges in Northern Ireland is a stunning avenue of intertwined beech trees that creates a magical and atmospheric scene. This iconic location, known for its haunting beauty, is often used as a backdrop in films and photography. The trees were planted in the 18th century and have since grown to form a captivating tunnel-like effect with their twisting branches. The area is particularly enchanting during the early morning or late evening when the light filters through the leaves, casting shadows and creating an ethereal ambiance. Would you like to know more about this place or perhaps create some art based on it?

30 minutes

Dunluce Castle

87 Dunluce Rd, Bushmills BT57 8UY, UK

House of Grey joy-Dunluce Castle where Theon returns to visit his father and Yara..
Dunluce Castle is a dramatic and picturesque ruin perched on a cliff overlooking the North Atlantic Ocean in County Antrim, Northern Ireland. Dating back to the 13th century, its rugged stone walls and towers give it a fairytale-like appearance, especially against the backdrop of the crashing waves below. The castle's scenic location offers stunning views and has a rich history, once serving as the seat of the earls of Antrim. Its striking architecture and enchanting surroundings make it a popular destination for tourists and photographers. Would you like to learn more, or would you like to create some art inspired by Dunluce Castle?
The best photos our from outside the castle there addition fee if you like entry.

30 minutes

Giant's Causeway

Causeway Road, Bushmills, BT57 8SU

The Giant’s Causeway is a UNESCO World Heritage Site located on the north coast of Northern Ireland. Renowned for its unique geological formations, it consists of approximately 40,000 interlocking basalt columns created by volcanic activity around 60 million years ago. These striking, hexagonal columns rise dramatically from the sea, creating a stunning natural landscape. The site is steeped in legend and folklore, particularly the story of the giant Finn McCool, who is said to have built the causeway to cross to Scotland. Its breathtaking views of the coastline and natural beauty make it a popular spot for tourists, photographers, and nature lovers. Would you like to learn more or create some art inspired by the Giant's Causeway?
We can provide free entrance to Giants causeway stones if you like to go inside visitor centre addition £15 each
Bus to causeway £1 each way

2 hours

Magheracross Car Park & Viewpoint

Dunluce Rd, Bushmills BT56 8NB, UK

Maghercross Vantage Point is a stunning lookout spot along the Antrim Coast in Northern Ireland. It offers breathtaking panoramic views of the rugged coastline, rolling hills, and the shimmering waters of the North Atlantic. From this vantage point, visitors can see the picturesque village of Ballycastle, the famous Rathlin Island, and the distant outlines of the Scottish coastline on clear days. The peaceful surroundings, combined with the dramatic cliffs and lush green landscapes, create a perfect setting for photography and contemplation. Would you like to know more or perhaps create some art inspired by this beautiful location?

30 minutes

White Park Bay

152 Whitepark Road, , Ballintoy, BT54 6NH

Dragon stone one of the 7 kingdoms : White Park Bay is a beautiful beach located in County Antrim, Northern Ireland. This stunning stretch of white sand is flanked by dramatic cliffs and rolling sand dunes, creating a picturesque coastal landscape. The bay is known for its natural beauty, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant local wildlife. It's an ideal spot for walking, swimming, and surfing while enjoying panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. The beach is also steeped in history and is close to the ancient ruins of Dunseverick Castle. With its tranquil atmosphere and stunning scenery, White Park Bay offers a perfect getaway for nature enthusiasts and photographers. Would you like to know more or create some art based on White Park Bay?

30 minutes

Bushmills

Bushmills

Lunch we recommend The Causeway hotel or The award winning Hip chip traditional fish and chips fried in Beef dripping.
Please take into account its 150 mile round trip through spectacular county side so the journey time is added into the 9 hours also.

1 hour

Ballintoy Harbour

Ballintoy Harbour, Ballycastle BT54 6NB, UK

Irons islands:
This harbour been used from season 1-8 the ship wreck,Baptism of fire ,Theon return,Varys being set on fire so many other scenes. Balintoy Harbour is a famous filming location for the "Game of Thrones" series, serving as the backdrop for various scenes. Its stunning, rugged coastline and picturesque harbor perfectly capture the enchanting yet treacherous atmosphere of Westeros. The harbor is particularly known for representing the fictional Iron Islands, home to House Greyjoy. The dramatic cliffs and crashing waves add a sense of adventure and raw beauty, making it an ideal spot for the show's many dramatic moments. Fans of the series often visit Balintoy Harbour to see the stunning scenery and relive their favorite moments from the show. Would you like to create some art inspired by Balintoy Harbour and its connection to "Game of Thrones"

1 hour

Carrick A Rede Rope Bridge

119A Whitepark Road, Ballintoy, BT54 6LS

Reply’s camp shadow baby/Euron battle cry. Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, located near Ballintoy in Northern Ireland, is a stunning attraction that connects the mainland to the small island of Carrick-a-Rede. It offers breathtaking views of the coastline and the surrounding sea. The bridge is well-known for its thrilling height and swaying length, making it an exhilarating experience for visitors.
In "Game of Thrones," the scenic area around Carrick-a-Rede served as a backdrop for scenes depicting the treacherous journeys across the waters of Westeros, enhancing the show's dramatic landscape. The rugged cliffs and natural beauty of the surroundings perfectly capture the adventurous spirit of the series.

Both the rope bridge and its stunning environment attract many fans of the show, as well as nature lovers.
Additional cost £15 if you like to cross rope bridge

2 hours • Admission Ticket Not Included