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Reviews: 1-day tour of Giant's Causeway + The Dark Hedges + Antrim Coast|Check in at Game of Thrones filming locations
Guest User2026-08-07
This elderly gentleman who was also our guide and driver was amazing! He talked non-stop the entire way. I initially thought there was someone else driving, so how did he manage to talk so much while driving? And it definitely wasn't a recording; he directly described the road conditions ahead when encountering different traffic situations. He wrote the meeting time at each stop on a small board. The route was roughly like this: facing the front of the bus, you could see the most beautiful stretch of the bay road with the sea on your right. The first stop was the seaside castle, about forty minutes, followed by a short stop for photos of the Carrick-a-Lago Bridge. Then came the Dark Hedges, where we had lunch, about an hour and a half? There was a restaurant there, a bit like a cafeteria where you could choose between meat and vegetable dishes, all at the same price. I thought the food was alright; I felt the British cuisine was generally consistent. If you eat quickly, you can walk around the Dark Hedges and take some photos. Next was Dunluce Castle, also about an hour or less. The last stop was the Giant's Causeway, which took the longest time, about two hours, enough to hike one of the trails. We walked along the coastal route, took the bus back, and then rushed back halfway along the higher coastal route, arriving just in time for the meeting. We reached the dismissal point around 6:15 PM, returned to the hotel to collect our luggage, and caught the 7:00 PM train to Dublin, which was just in time. It was a perfect itinerary. If you want to hear what the guide said, you can ask Doubao to translate. Along the way, we passed a filming location for the Giant's Causeway in Game of Thrones; the actual wall was indeed very small and low. The guide explained the story of Game of Thrones, the origin of the Giant's Causeway, and the stories of any interesting sights we passed. In short, I think it was excellent value for money and highly recommended.
Reviews: Private Luxury North Coast Causeway Tour from Belfast
Guest User2024-08-02
We booked this tour to do with family visiting from Australia and we had a wonderful day! Starting with a leisurely drive along the beautiful coast road we stopped at the rope bridge, the Giant’s Causeway, Dunluce Castle and finished up with a whiskey tasting at Bushmills. There was plenty of time at each stop to explore and take photos. Our driver JP was knowledgeable, friendly and couldn’t have been nicer. When we needed to change the day of our tour, Michael was very accommodating. This is an all around excellent service. Highly recommended!!
Reviews: Belfast Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tours
Guest User2024-05-02
A great way of seeing Belfast if you only have only a short time in the city. It takes you to all the places that needs to be seen, And of course you can hop off at any stop you like. I'm sure there's about 19 different stops? I stayed on the entire trip that lasted approx 1hr and a half, What I liked seeing was the Falls rd, And the Titanic Quarter's. I pre booked my ticket and it cost £17.10 adult (April 2024 prices) I believe you can even buy a ticket on the day. It also has a guide who tells you all about the different areas. Our guide had a great knowledge of the city. To start the tour the bus stop is just next to The City Hall.
Reviews: Belfast day tour to Giant's Causeway and The Dark Hedges - visit Game of Thrones filming locations
Guest User2025-11-01
The scenery was beautiful, and the driver/guide was very enthusiastic, describing the sights along the way. However, my language skills weren't great, so I couldn't understand most of what he said. The driver's driving skills were fine, but the bus itself was a bit poor; it seemed quite old, and there was continuous noise at least five or six times. Overall, it was very good value for money.