Giant's Causeway Tour from Dublin

Iconic Spots To Discover:

The Giant's Boot: One of the most photographed spots at the Giant's Causeway - legend has it this enormous stone boot was left behind by Irish giant Finn McCool as he fled from Scottish giant Benandonner after being challenged to a duel.

The Wishing Chair: A natural throne of perfectly formed basalt stones - sit down and make a wish. Many believe any wish made from the Wishing Chair will come true.

The Camel: Look carefully at the cliff face and see if you can spot the camel figure hidden in the rocks - said to have belonged to Finn McCool and turned to stone at the bottom of County Antrim's cliffs.

Game of Thrones Locations: Northern Ireland's Antrim Coast is home to some of the most recognisable Game of Thrones filming locations in the world - and both tours take you past the most iconic of them all.

The Dark Hedges: The hauntingly beautiful avenue of ancient beech trees that served as the King's Road in Game of Thrones - where Arya Stark escaped King's Landing disguised as a boy. One of Northern Ireland's most photographed natural landmarks.

Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge: The dramatic rope bridge where Renly Baratheon's war camp was set up and where Petyr 'Littlefinger' Baelish was often seen throughout the series.

Dunluce Castle: The atmospheric clifftop ruins of Dunluce Castle - the House of Greyjoy as seen throughout Game of Thrones - overlooking Whitepark Bay and the unspoilt Antrim coastline.

Getting There:

All Giant's Causeway tours depart from Suffolk Street by the Molly Malone statue in Dublin city centre at 6.30am. Please arrive at the departure point at least 15 minutes before your tour is due to begin. Return transport to Dublin city centre is included with all tours.

Why we love the Giant's Causeway Tour?

The Giant's Causeway is one of those places that genuinely exceeds expectations - the combination of extraordinary natural scenery, ancient mythology, and the Game of Thrones filming locations along the Antrim Coast makes this one of the most memorable and rewarding day trips you can take from Dublin. Having an expert guide on board who knows the stories, the legends, and the best spots to photograph makes all the difference.