Ballintoy Harbour

However, if we were not in good spirits, and followed the locals to climb the hillside, we would definitely delusion that this is a "good time" place. When we climbed this small slope with hands and feet, we saw the Atlantic Ocean rolling with great waves, and the force of the waves beating on the reef was too great, and the sea directly hit the sea foam. I tried to tighten my clothes to prevent them from being blown by the winds of the sea that roared through my ears, but it proved futile. The rainy sky still carries water vapor, the golden sun and blue water, and the stone cottage and dams, which are completely peaceful. Locals bring their children here for hiking, fishing, and jogging on the beach with their dogs.

This is the scene of "Game of Rights". Guess which scene is this? In fact, more than one episode was shot here, and many episodes were shot here and nearby. I reported a day trip to "Game of Rights". When buying, pay attention to the first one who wants to do the "Game of Rights" business. Don't report other follow-ups, it is a little more expensive, and the quality is several streets away from other follow-ups. You can only buy them on his website. Others are drivers and tour guides. The family, which has a dedicated guide and is a mass actor for Game of Rights, said many people on the island were involved in the filming of Game of Rights. We put on the costumes in Game of Rights and cosplayed a game of rights with props (sword shields whatever you like, pick them yourself). The guide took the picture for everyone. The last picture is that we were changing the costumes with the props. This port is not big, there are not many boats, they are ordinary fishing boats, no yachts, but it is beautiful and the water is estimated to be very cold. At that time, I saw that there was a local student group that seemed to come here to play in the water, and the rowing was still a standing board.

This is the scene of "Game of Rights". Guess which scene is this? In fact, more than one episode was shot here, and many episodes were shot here and nearby. I reported a day trip to "Game of Rights". When buying, pay attention to the first one who wants to do the "Game of Rights" business. Don't report other follow-ups, it is a little more expensive, and the quality is several streets away from other follow-ups. Others are drivers and tour guides. The family, which has a dedicated guide and is a mass actor for Game of Rights, said many people on the island were involved in the filming of Game of Rights. We put on the costumes in Game of Rights and cosplayed a game of rights with props (sword shields whatever you like, pick them yourself). The guide took the picture for everyone. The last picture is that we were changing the costumes with the props. This port is not big, there are not many boats, they are ordinary fishing boats, no yachts, but it is beautiful and the water is estimated to be very cold. At that time, I saw that there was a local student group that seemed to come here to play in the water, and the rowing was still a standing board.

Ballintoi is a picturesque village, with rooms on the second floor of the hotel offering a view of pastures and sheep across the street from the gaps in the houses. And the hotel's bar gate, which is exactly six of the ten "Power Game Gates," is carved with Taglian's flying dragon design. Sometimes driving is not the best choice, such as going to the port of Bahrain Toi 1 mile away (Ballintoy Harbour), it does take a little more time to hike, but the scenery and beautiful details along the way will not be missed. Each farm land was surrounded by waist-high stone walls or undergrowth, and from a distance, flocks of sheep sprinkled like pearls on the green hillsides. The early morning breeze, the air with the fragrance of grass, walked past the quaint Baintoi parish church, the narrow road began to circle downward, the end of the road is the port of Baintoi. In the eyes of the right travel fan, the port of Bahrain Toi has become synonymous with the Iron Islands (Iron Islands) and Dragonstone. The sea around this small port is full of huge reefs, the atmospheric wild scenery is fully in line with the original atmosphere setting for the iron islands, the production company HBO's viewing team has done a good job!