A tour package, run by Ireland Luxury Travel, is now available for groups and is themed on the popular television series Game of Thrones.
The package has opened ahead of the latest series of the show hitting TV screens in July.
What’s included in this Game of Thrones tour?
The new package includes a two night stay at the Ballygally Castle Hotel in Northern Ireland, a steak dinner at Westeros Tomahawk, and a Game of Thrones inspired afternoon tea.
Ballygally Castle Hotel is an apt location for visitors to stay during this package as it ties in with the show and has hosted many of the cast and crew over the years. Whilst staying here you can also spot Door 9, which was carved from the trees and appears in series six.
Groups and visitors taking part in the experience will also get a full day private tour of some of the filming locations seen in Game of Thrones, plus there will be the chance to meet some of the wolves fans will surely recognise.
Game of Thrones inspired goodie bags will also be given to each guest upon arrival.
Group rates for the package are available, and transportation can be arranged too. Booking for the package is now open.
Ireland Luxury Travel owner, Naomi Sheehy said: “We are huge fans of Game of Thrones and we wanted to do something extra-special to celebrate the launch of the new series.”
Other tours available
Ireland Luxury Travel provides many tours which are suitable for both small and larger groups.
The Ireland Movie Tours is a prime example, which is an 11 day tour offering visits to various filming locations around Ireland, with suggested itineraries.
Bookings can be made by contacting Ireland Luxury Travel directly.
For more information, visit www.irelandluxurytravel.com.
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