In the A Song of Ice and Fire novels, the Shivering Sea is an immense polar sea.
Book this Belfast tour today for an unforgettable Ireland excursion.Jon Snow takes a fleet of sellsail ships (which he borrowed from Stannis Baratheon) to evacuate the remaining wildlings gathered at Hardhome. Planted by the Stuart family during the 18th Century, this tangled tunnel of beech trees is one of the most photographed locations in Northern Ireland.Upon returning to Belfast after your private excursion, you will not only feel privileged having traveled to locations used in one of the most popular television programs of all time but in having explored of the most scenic landscapes in all the British Isles. It was the locale where the young and tenacious Arya Stark escapes from the corrupt King's Landing, dressed as a boy. This grove of beech trees from either end appears like the interlocking fingers of a gargantuan mythical creature, a spine-shivering sight to behold. The unique hexagonal circumference of each pillar will both baffle and intrigue all who view the geological phenomena.The final highlight of your tour is the Dark Hedges. Legend states the causeway was built as a way for two giants to meet and participate in a fight. This UNESCO World Heritage Site was formed from an ancient volcanic eruption. A collection of 40,000 geometrically shaped basalt pillars make up the Causeway, acting as a barrier to the Atlantic's tumultuous storms. The village of Ballintoy is an inviting settlement with two churches, small shops, and restaurants.Though it's not featured in the television series, no tour along Northern Ireland's coast would be complete without visiting the Giant's Causeway. Located between Carrick-a-Rede and the Giants Causeway, the harbor allows one to look towards Scotland. One of the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros, the Iron Islands are ruled by House Greyjoy, enjoying a naval prowess the other kingdoms envy. While the Carrick-Rede Rope Bridge is not actually used in Game of Thrones, the rocky promontories acting as the setting for Storm's End will satisfy any landscape photographer.One of the most scenic destinations on this Belfast tour is Ballintoy Harbour, or what fans would term the Iron Islands. This gem is known for its rope bridge spanning the mainland to the island. Located on the coast, the caves provide shelter to a blustery atmosphere.Proceed on your private tour to Larrybane, known as Storm's End in the series, where the famed Carrick-a-Rede is located. The caves themselves were formed over a period of approximately 400 million years of erosion, now the sole remains of a prehistoric mountain range. Before Game of Thrones, the village was primarily known for its Presbyterian church and Bronze Age fort and settlement, Knock Dhu.Not far are the Cushendun Caves, where Melisandre, the Red Priestess of the Lord of Light, gave birth to a nefarious shadowy presence. This location kicked off the celebrated series, where the character Ned Stark beheaded a deserter from the Night's Watch. Enjoy an introduction to Carncastle, near the village of Ballygally. Your guide will regale you with information about the Game of Thrones HBO series, adapted from author George R. Afterward, dare to enter the Dark Hedges, instilling you with a foreboding sense of wonder.From the Northern Irish capital of Belfast, proceed north along the highly rated Causeway Coastal Route. A prominent highlight of your tour is experiencing the Giant's Causeway, an absolutely breathtaking natural wonder.
You'll view the rocky promontories of Carrick-a-Rede and gaze out towards Ballintoy Harbour's Rathlin Island. Your route takes you to beautiful locations such as Carncastle and the Cushenem Caves. This full-day excursion takes you to the land of ice and fire. Many pivotal scenes from the franchise were shot throughout Northern Ireland. Game of Thrones Location TourFans of the HBO phenomenal hit Game of Thrones, this Belfast tour is ready to blow you away.
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