Imagine standing on the black sand beaches of Iceland, where Jon Snow once battled the undead. Or looking out from Dragonstone's cliffside in the Basque Country of Spain. For fans of one of the greatest TV series ever made, a Game of Thrones tour is not just a vacation; it is a journey into another world.

And the best part? That world is real.

Across Iceland, Ireland, and Spain, some of the most breathtaking filming locations are waiting to be explored. This 12-day, three-country adventure lets you walk in the footsteps of Daenerys, Jon, Cersei, and the entire cast of Westeros. Here is exactly what the journey looks like.

Iceland: Where Beyond the Wall Comes to Life

Iceland was the perfect backdrop for the cold, unforgiving landscape beyond the Wall, and visiting it feels like stepping directly into the show.

Your Iceland portion of the Game of Thrones vacation covers three full days based in Reykjavik, with day trips to some of the island's most dramatic scenery.

What you will experience in Iceland:

• Thingvellir National Park: the hauntingly beautiful landscape used for Beyond the Wall scenes, including a hike through Almannagjá Gorge, where the Night's Watch filmed key sequences
• Lake Myvatn: Jon Snow's Beyond the Wall setting, surrounded by volcanic terrain unlike anywhere else on Earth
• Dimmuborgir Lava Fields: the eerie rock formations known on screen as the "home of the White Walkers.”
• Myvatn Nature Baths: the perfect way to unwind after a day of GoT discovery
• Vik's black sand beaches, Skógafoss, and Seljalandsfoss Waterfalls: each one featured in iconic scenes throughout the series

Iceland delivers scale, drama, and raw natural beauty that no set designer could replicate.

Belfast, Ireland: The Heart of Westeros

No Game of Thrones Ireland tour is complete without Belfast, the city where the show was largely produced and where the magic was brought to life.

Three nights here give you time to go deep into the GoT universe.

Belfast highlights include the following:

• The Game of Thrones Studio Tour: authentic sets, original costumes, and production props, including the Winterfell Hall and Throne Room
• Castle Ward: the real-life Winterfell, set within stunning estate grounds with forests and rivers used throughout filming
• Audley's Castle: a nearby lookout point used in key scenes