• Dunluce Castle - Located on a basalt outcropping right on the north coast of Antrim. This Castle was once the seat of Clan MacDonnell and stood throughout the medieval era as a bastion against invaders from both land and sea. Built in the 13th Century this fortification has seen its way through Irish history ( with a bit of Viking, Christian and British history too!!) and it will see you too as you witness its rugged beauty against the backdrop of the Northern Atlantic Ocean where the Castle stands vigil. Filled with haunting stories of collapsing walls and howling ghosts! Most recently it made an appearance in the Game of Thrones Tv Series as the great Pyke, castle and seat of House Greyjoy. Narnia too has its links to Dunluce as it provided inspiration to C.S.Lewis in his descriptions of Cair Paravel and has even been seen in a Jackie Chan movie called ‘The Medallion’ Dunluce might be the first stop of the day but it may well be the place you’ll never forget!

• Giant’s Causeway - Find the heart of Ireland’s Ancient mythological landscape at the other-worldly Giants Causeway. Walk among the great pillars of what was once an epic bridge to Scotland & constructed by none other than Finn McCool! It is said that once this bridge stretched all the way over to Scotland being built by Finn when he felt like fighting with a particularly fierce Scottish giant! Some say that ‘Nature doesn’t work in straight lines’, those who do have never been to the Giants Causeway. An area of over 40,000 interlocking basalt columns, most of which are hexagonal in shape having up to 8 sides. This magnificent landscape looks like something that was built by the hands of a giant but it is entirely naturally formed by the slow cooling of lava from an eruption millions of years ago. Recognized as one of the top 100 geological heritage sites worldwide, something that should not be missed by anyone.

• The Dark Hedges - The Dark Hedges being our third stop of the day is one that people travel from all over the world to enjoy. Recognized as one of the most iconic roads in Ireland, this avenue leads up to Gracehill House built around 1775. James Stuart who built the new home, constructed the road and planted the Beech tree’s which now arch over the road to form an atmospheric tunnel filled with the creaking of beams and the mottled light filtering through the canopy above. It can be a spooky enough experience at the Dark Hedges as they are said to be haunted by a mysterious ghost known as The Grey Lady… The Dark Hedges were made world famous by being featured in Game of Thrones representing nothing less than the King’s Road! It’s not all fantasy here though as they were also featured in the 2017 movie Transformers : The Last Knight. Whether it be Autobots, Ghosts, King Robert Baratheon or just the opportunity to take a stroll down this beautiful avenue; The Dark Hedges has what you seek.

• Titanic Distillers At Thompson Dock - Located right by the enormous dry dock which once housed the Titanic Ocean Liner and of course inspired the namesake for Belfast’s first whiskey distillery opened since prohibition! The history of the Thompson Dock where the distillery is located is a story that will be told to you on your Whiskey tour, from ships to whiskey! You will be introduced to whiskey making in Ireland and why this distillery is the first working one opened in Belfast for over 90 years! Titanic Whiskey is a new whiskey but you will create old memories here as you are guided through the distillation process and of course a tasting experience that will leave you rose-cheeked and ready for more. This award winning distillery is here to stay so be among those who can say ‘I was there, I tried Titanic Whiskey and I didn’t sink!’

• Belfast - For the last stop on your tour we will visit Belfast city centre before returning back to Dublin. An area of land that has been inhabited since the Bronze Age. Having been at the forefront of so many parts of Irish History it is hard to know where to even begin so make sure to ask your guide! We will drop you off right by Belfast City Hall with enough time to grab some snacks for the road home or maybe even sneak in a cheeky pint! Explore around the city hall and its environs before returning to your coach for the return journey home to Dublin.

• Explore the Giant’s Causeway, a natural wonder and UNESCO World Heritage Site.
• Stay comfortable with in-vehicle air conditioning during your travels.
• Visit the eerie and beautiful Dark Hedges, made famous by Game of Thrones.
• Tour the Titanic Distillery at Thompson Docks, a nod to the city’s shipbuilding history.
• Enjoy a hassle-free experience with all fees and taxes included.
• Discover the medieval ruins of Dunluce Castle perched on the rugged coastline.

• Lunch
• Carbonated beverages
• Hotel pick up / drop off

Embark on a journey to the remarkable Dunluce Castle, where you can take amazing pictures of this impressive medieval relic. Be swept away by the history and splendor of the castle, as if you were traveling through time.

Discover the famous Giants Causeway, a location recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage site. Be astounded by the natural formation of the interlinked basalt columns that originated from volcanic eruptions millions of years ago. Wander through the rough coastal trails at your own pace, immersing yourself in the folklore and mystery surrounding this intriguing landmark.

We continue our journey to the magical Dark Hedges. Walk down the bewitching pathway, with the entwined branches creating a natural roof.

To end our tour, we stop at the Titanic Distillers at Thompson Pumphouse, a homage to the globally renowned RMS Titanic. Delight in the tastes offered by the Titanic-inspired distillery. Have a taste of their fine spirits and uncover the unique stories woven into this legendary ship.

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