Experience Northern Ireland’s Ancient Mysteries & Esoteric Legends
Step into a land where stone circles, megalithic tombs, and legendary landscapes whisper the secrets of gods, kings, and saints.
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From the Giant’s Causeway and Navan Fort to Belfast’s treasures and the Game of Thrones Studio, this luxury 7-day journey blends myth, history, and culture.
Walk in the footsteps of ancient kings and uncover the legends that shaped Northern Ireland’s past.
Step into the heart of Northern Ireland’s myth and legend on this 7-day guided tour. Explore megalithic tombs, stone circles, and sacred sites tied to Irish kings, goddesses, and folklore. From the Giant’s Causeway and Navan Fort to the Game of Thrones Studio and Belfast’s treasures, discover where history and mythology intertwine.
Tour Highlights:
- Explore the alleged grave of the prophet Jeremiah and the mystical tombs of Loughcrew.
- Marvel at the Giant’s Causeway and stroll beneath the haunting Dark Hedges.
- Step into living history at Beaghmore Stone Circles, Navan Fort, and Hillsborough Castle.
- Discover Belfast’s rich maritime heritage at the Titanic Museum.
- Wander through Castle Ward, known as “Winterfell Castle” in Game of Thrones.
- Experience the Ulster Museum, Belfast Castle, and the enigmatic Giant’s Ring.
- Go behind the scenes at the Game of Thrones Studio Tour.
- Stay in hand-selected luxury hotels, including Galgorm Manor, The Merchant Hotel, and The Shelbourne.
Each day blends myth, archaeology, and legend with modern comfort, fine dining, and expert guidance. From the goddess traditions of Slieve Gullion to the royal halls of Hillsborough Castle, you’ll uncover a world where faerie enchantment, biblical echoes, and Celtic lore converge.
Join us for an unforgettable journey through Northern Ireland—where every stone tells a story.
Your Daily Itinerary
Please Note: All tour itineraries are subject to change. Finalized itineraries will be announced closer to the departure date. We strive to ensure each experience is as enriching and seamless as possible, and adjustments may be made to enhance the overall journey.
April 22 – Day 1: Journey to Jeremiah’s Grave
Check out of our hotel at 9 am and begin a 1.5-hour drive to the alleged grave site of the Jewish prophet Jeremiah, who is said to have escorted the daughter of Zedekiah, the last King of Judah, to Ireland in 583 BC, where she married the High King of Ireland at Tara. Arrive at Loughcrew Megalithic Centre, where we will explore all of the sites, particularly Cairn T.
Next, we drive to Slieve Gullion Passage Tomb, a megalithic site tied to the goddess with incredible views. The mountain is associated with the Cailleach, the old hag and goddess who created the land.
We then visit Faughart, the birthplace of the legendary saint, St. Brigid, and her shrine. Brigid was considered a living continuation of the Celtic goddess Brig. We’ll also visit the nearby Ballykeel Dolmen, followed by a stop at Proleek Dolmen before a 2-hour drive to Galgorm Manor Hotel. Dinner here.
April 23 – Day 2: The Giants Causeway
Leave at 9:30 am and visit the iconic Giant’s Causeway, a site steeped in Irish folklore. After exploring, enjoy lunch at the café.
Next, we visit the enchanting Mussenden Temple at Downhill House, modeled after the Temple of Vesta, the Roman goddess of hearth and fire.
We’ll then visit Mountsandel Fort, an Iron Age fort with evidence of a prehistoric community dating back to 7,000 BC. Stop by the mysterious Kilcrue Cross, a roadside carved stone, and walk through the enchanting Dark Hedges, known from a famous fantasy series.
Our last stop will be Bonamargy Friary, built in the 1500s and fought over by feuding clans. Dinner at the hotel.
April 24 – Day 3: Beaghmore Stone Circles & Navan Fort
Check out and leave at 9 am to explore the Beaghmore Stone Circles, an incredible megalithic complex where ancient monuments dot the landscape.
Next, visit Tullyhogue Fort, a ceremonial site of the O’Neill dynasty, and then Navan Fort, an archaeological site with a round temple built in 95 BC, tied to the goddess Macha.
End the day with a visit to Hillsborough Castle and Gardens, the official residence of the royal family in Northern Ireland. Check into our stay at The Merchant Hotel, Belfast’s top-rated 5-star hotel, with dinner here.
April 25 – Day 4: Belfast’s Maritime Legacy & Fantasy Worlds
Leave the hotel at 9:30 am to visit the Titanic Museum in Belfast. After lunch, visit Belfast City Hall and Crumlin Road Gaol.
Our next stop is Castle Ward, made famous as a filming location for “Winterfell Castle,” followed by a visit to Inch Abbey, a Cistercian abbey from the 12th century. Return to the hotel for dinner in the city.
April 26 – Day 5: Explore Belfast’s History & Myth
Leave the hotel at 9:45 am and visit the Ulster Museum. Next, head to the Giant’s Ring, a neolithic monument just outside Belfast, featuring a large stone circle with a passage tomb dating back to 2700 BC.
Continue to Belfast Castle, an estate with panoramic views and legends of buried treasure. After lunch, return to the hotel for a free afternoon of relaxation before our final Belfast dinner.
April 27 – Day 6: A Glimpse Behind the Scenes
Check out at 10 am and head to the Game of Thrones Studio for a guided tour. After lunch at their on-site restaurant, visit the Kilnasaggart Engraved Stone and Ravensdale Stone Circle.
Next, explore Aghnaskeagh Cairns and Portal Tomb before checking into The Shelbourne. Enjoy some free time in the city before regrouping for our final dinner.
April 28 – Day 7: Departure from Dublin
Head to the airport for departure.
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