Top Bushmills Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises

On this tour, arrive in Belfast port and head straight to some of Northern Ireland’s Game of Thrones filming locations, including several difficult-to-find sites. Visit the real-life coastal landscapes, caves, and castles that appeared in the show. There will also be time for a stop at the Giant’s Causeway, with the option to pay into the visitor center, as well as a quick photo stops at Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge and Carrickfergus Castle.

This trip is special because it offers full transport, Game of Thrones sites, the Giants Causeway and the luxury of small groups of Max 5 people. You will be hosted by a qualified Mountain Leader, who will tell you about the history of the ancient castles on route, explain the fauna and flora and their medicinal uses. He will also tell you about the local history and folk lore You will first travel to the Dark Hedges followed by the Iron Island site and then the Carrick-a-Rede bridge before enjoying a 5 mile cliff top walk with outstanding scenery, finishing at the Giants Causeway. Any specialist waterproof clothing and equipment can be supplied in the cost and free of charge. We will briefly visit Dunluce Castle and culminate the tour with a breathtaking coastal drive home along a route of outstanding natural beauty calling at a cave where the Dragon Queen gave birth. There will be 5000yr old standing stones to see near the cave. This will be an experience of a lifetime

Sea kayaking in Ireland is an activity on the up and offers the opportunity to get close to nature and to travel to places inaccessible by any other form of transport. We run four different routes on the Giants Causeway coast for different abilities and to accommodate the weather and sea forecast. The route that passes the Causeway itself is an exciting paddle that requires competent kayaking skills. We use many other routes suiting beginner to intermediate kayaking skills such as via Dunluce Castle and the magical cliffs at Whiterocks and from Ballintoy to Carrick-a-rede Rope Bridge. Giant’s Causeway coastline is undoubtedly one of the most popular tourism locations in Ireland, so it can get busy on the walking traditional route. Spending a half a day exploring the area surrounding the Causeway is a fulfilling and fascinating experience. Sea caves, smugglers coves and geology abounds in the short stretch of coastline to either side of the Causeway itself.