CARRICKFERGUS CASTLE

This journey through the quaint Irish coastal countryside is dotted with pretty cottages, green cliffs, fishing villages, and sea views. Expect to be mesmerized with sights that look right out of a painting. The Giant wonder Imagine sitting amongst the 40,000 basalt columns some as high as 12 meters and some engulfed by the shallow shore, all hexagonal in shape arranged like a honeycomb. And ponder how the Giants Causeway came to be — was it Nature’s creation through volcanic eruption or the mythical giant Finn McCool? No matter what you believe, let your imagination run wild and see what stories these rocks have in store for you. Tales of Two Castles Get whisked away into the Norman past with your visit to some of the oldest Irish castles. Wander through the 900 year old Carrickfergus castle as you hear the many stories its walls witnessed. Some miles away, perched on the edge of a rock you’ll find the story of Dunsel Castle, a luxurious home of the McDonalds, left to the forces of nature after a terrible accident. Game of Thrones IRL Step into the magical world of Game of Thrones. Imagine walking through the King's Road at the Dark Hedges, exploring the city of Bravos at Carnlough Harbour and Storm’s End at the Cashendun Caves. The romantic allure of fresh Irish sea breeze and emerald landscapes will enchant you even if you are not a GoT fan. Itinerary Summer schedule (March to October) Depart Belfast at 9 am Carrickfergus Castle Carnlough Harbour Cashendun Caves The Dark Hedges Carrick a Rede Rope Bridge (excluded until 2024) Giant's Causeway Dunluce Castle Return to Belfast Winter schedule (November to February) Depart Belfast at 9am The Dark Hedges Dunluce Castle Giant's Causeway Carrick a Rede Rope Bridge (excluded until 2024) Carnlough Harbour Carrickfergus Castle Return to Belfast

Begin your Game of Thrones tour in Belfast, and embark on an epic adventure across iconic locations from the renowned series. The first stop is Carrickfergus Castle, an ethereal Norman castle, perfect for a historic photo-op. Journeying along the scenic coastal road, your friendly live guide takes you to the stunning Carnlough Harbour, a picturesque fishing village used as Bravoss in the series. Feel free to recreate Arya Stark's daring escape using props provided on location. A quick refreshment break here allows you to soak in the breathtaking view. A legendary journey through Westeros Continuing your voyage, the eerie caves of Cushendun await, where Melisandre birthed her terrifying shadow baby. Next, wander through the visually stunning Dark Hedges, the King's Road in the series, where Arya, disguised as a boy, escaped King's Landing. Finally, stand on the cliff edge at the majestic Dunluce Castle, the Seat of House Greyjoy, for a photo session to remember. Throughout the tour, intriguing anecdotes and lesser-known facts shared by your guide make the experience richly memorable. Itinerary Summer (Apr to Oct) 9am: Depart from Central Belfast Carrickfergus Castle (20 mins) Braavos Location – Carnlough (20 mins) Cushendun Caves (20 mins) The Kings Road – Dark Hedges (90 mins | Lunch & explore) Castle Of Pyke – Dunluce Castle (Photo Op) Approx. 6-6:30pm: Return to Belfast City Winter (Nov to Mar) 9am: Depart from Central Belfast The Kings Road – Dark Hedges (30 mins) Castle Of Pyke – Dunluce Castle (Photo Op) Braavos Location – Carnlough (15 mins) Carrickfergus Castle (20 mins) Approx. 5:15-5:30pm: Return to Belfast City