Game of Thrones is about to end its third season. The HBO fantasy series has only one episode left before taking a year off to prep for the next year. Fans of the show are most likely reeling from last week's soul crushing ending so the seasons end may cause some to go into Game of Thrones withdrawal.
Luckily, Travel Company Viator may be able to help with fans Game of Thrones cravings. The firm is offering Game of Thrones walking tours through the end of the year. Viator is giving fans of the show the chance to wander locations where Game of Thrones shoots.
One tour takes place in Croatia. The exclusive Viator tour takes place in the city of Dubrovnik. Those who go on the tour get the chance to see where the exteriors for Kings Landing, Blackwater Bay and Lovrijenac Fortress are shot. The three hour day tour is curated by Game of Thrones experts and will cost tourists about $72.
The other tour heads to Northern Ireland. Viator's tour starts in the Irish city of Belfast. The tour travels to where the HBO show shoots for Ballytown, Carrick-a-Rede and Ballintoy Harbor. Costing about $111, the full day walking tour lasts about nine hours.
Viator's tour announcement comes following the much discussed penultimate episode of Game of Thrones season three. The heart breaking episode ended with a shocker that changes the landscape of Westeros once again.
Game of Thrones tours are not the only movie-centric expeditions available from Viator. The travel company also features tours which guide tourist around the locations where the Lord of the Rings and Hobbit movies were shot.
Group and private tours of New Zealand are offered for fans of the fantasy universe of Middle Earth. The Lord of the Rings tours offer fans the chance to tour Hobbiton. The magical town outside of Auckland is where the exteriors for Bilbo's house were shot. Fans of the series can explore the sets of the film and pose for pictures at the site. The Lord of the Rings tour is available for about $216. Those interested in the tours can book a trip to Hobbiton from now until September 2014.