Ireland South to North: 1 Week

THIS TOUR VISITS LOCATIONS NORTH OF BELFAST

07:30 Meet the guide in front of Jurys Inn hotel, Great Victoria Street, Belfast
The coach will arrive around 07:30. It will have ‘Eamonn Rooney’ written on the side.

07:45 Departure
Depart from Jurys Inn taking the Causeway Coastal Route, passing Carrickfergus Castle and Magheramorne Quarry, location of Castle Black and the Wall.

Comfort stop at Carnlough
Morning comfort stop for coffee and restrooms.

Photo stop at Cushendun Caves
Photo stop in the caves where Melisandre gave birth to a dark spirit.

Cross Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge
Cross Carrick-a-rede rope bridge, but don’t look down, it’s 30m (98 ft) to the rocks below!

Visit Renly’s Camp and Iron Islands Kingsmoot
Larrybane Chalk Quarry, where Brienne bested Ser Loras Tyrell and Catelyn brought news of Robb’s rebellion to Renly and his army. Also the location of the Iron Islands Kingsmoot in season 6.

Lunch in the Fullerton Arms
A charming guesthouse, restaurant and pub in Ballintoy on the north coast, see www.fullerton-arms.com.

Visit the Iron Islands
Visit to Ballintoy Harbour, location where Theon came ashore on Pyke Island, where Theon later rededicated his faith to the ‘Drowned God’, where Ser Davos seeks the help of Salladhor Saan for the Battle of Blackwater Bay, and where Gendry escapes Dragonstone in a rowing boat.

Visit the Giant’s Causeway
Visit to the UNESCO World Heritage site, the geological marvel of 40,000 interlocking basalt columns, formed in the Paleogene Period, 50-60 million years ago.

Photo stop at the Dark Hedges
Photo stop at the haunting avenue of beech trees, through which Arya and Gendry escaped King’s Landing.

17:30 Arrival at Jurys Inn
Arrival and drop-off of all customers at Jurys Inn coach bay.

A trip to Bow Street Distillery is a pilgrimage for whiskey aficionados. For everyone else it's just a great chance to dig deeper into the history of Dublin (and one of Ireland's most famous exports). Although distilling no longer takes place onsite, a trip here is an excellent way to understand the how and why of whiskey. And - of course - try "a coupla wee drams" of the golden liquid. This ticket gets you a 40-minute guided tour that will give you a real appreciation for everything Jameson, from their heritage to the production process. It may also give you a light buzz, as the last part of the tour includes a comparative tasting, so you can understand the key differences between Scotch whisky, American bourbon, and Irish whiskey. After your comparison tasting, you can enjoy a complimentary glass of Jameson – neat, on the rocks, or however you fancy! Afterward, you can hang out in JJs, the in-house bar, and carry on the good times. Oh, this tour also includes a Jameson Whiskey Tasting Certificate, which you can point to next time you pour an after-dinner round for dinner guests.

Ireland's No. 1 visitor attraction is a "must see" on any visit to Dublin. Housed in an old fermentation plant in the heart of St James's Gate Brewery, the now seven-story visitor experience tells the story of Ireland's most iconic drink and beings to life the heritage of this world famous beer. Your journey begins standing at the bottom of the world's largest pint glass, which rises through the building. It is a dramatic story that begins over 250 years ago and ends in Gravity- Dublin's highest bar, where you will receive a complimentary pint of Guinness whilst enjoying spectacular views over Dublin.

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