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216 reviewsGlenarm
Historic Sites, Houses, Castles & Buildings
Crowned "Historic Houses 2023 Garden of the Year", Glenarm Castle and its walled gardens are a true national treasure. One of Ireland's oldest estates, and home to the Earls of Antrim, Glenarm Castle offers incredible garden walks, with stunning…
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97 reviewsCarrickfergus
Visitor Centres & Museums
Local museum interpreting the long and distinguished history of the town and surrounding area, with artefacts of treasure excavated in Carrickfergus. There are multi-media and audio-visual presentations.
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32 reviewsLarne
Visitor Centres & Museums
Housed in the historic former Carnegie Free Library building, Larne Museum and Arts Centre boasts permanent and temporary exhibitions reflecting the agricultural, industrial, military and maritime history of the area.
Belfast
Sightseeing
McComb's Travel offers day tours with local experienced guides to the Giant's Causeway. We include stops like Carrick-a-rede Ropebridge, Bushmills Distillery, Dunluce Castle & Carrickfergus Castle - all on-board our brand new luxury coaches.
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4735 reviewsBallintoy
The National Trust
Carrick-a-Rede one of Northern Ireland’s most loved attractions in Northern Ireland, cared for by the National Trust, a registered conservation charity founded to protect beautiful and special places for ever, for everyone.
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333 reviewsLarne
Public Park
Packed full of fun family activities and attractions, Carnfunnock Country Park offers over 191 hectares of mixed woodland, colourful gardens, way-marked walks and spectacular coastline, with panoramic views of the Antrim Coast and North Channel.
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71 reviewsCarrickfergus
Historic Sites, Houses, Castles & Buildings
Located less than a mile from the Town Centre, off the Larne Road, the Andrew Jackson Cottage is a traditional thatched Ulster –Scots farmhouse built in 1750s.
Limavady
Activity Centre
If you’re up for a challenge, then Limitless Adventure Centre is definitely for you. Adrenalin junkies and thrill seekers will love the array of experiences on offer including hovercrafting, operating a Powerturn Buggy, football golf or lasertag.
Ballycastle
Walking Holiday
Self-guided walking tours along the famous North Antrim coastline with spectacular views over the Atlantic Ocean.
Ballycastle
Walking & Hiking
Enjoy breath-taking views from the cliff edge of Fairhead
Armoy
Walking & Hiking
A scenic upland route that takes in the summit of Croaghan.
Dunseverick
Walking & Hiking
Dramatic cliff headlands & views, secluded bays, castle ruins
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72 reviewsLimavady
Equestrian
Crindle stables overlooks the beautiful Binevenagh Mountain. Our adrenaline filled and relaxing activities include themed fun days, bespoke experiences - nerf and unicorn, pony treks, Game of Thrones® locations beach rides and relaxing picnic treks.
Portballintrae
Walking & Hiking
This is a State Care Monument consisting of a pair of earthen concentric rings with an inner and outer enclosure. The site is often referred to as "The Cups and Saucers" due to its shape.
Ballycastle
Lake / Reservoir
A lonely and mysterious Moorland Lake, sometimes called the 'Vanishing Lake'.
Bushmills
Parkland Golf Course
Nine hole course with double tees adjoining a tranquil seaside village and offering prime sea views. This very tight course, mixing links and parkland elements, demands the peak of accuracy.
Carrickfergus
Walking Route - Short (<5 miles)
Whitehead is a Victorian seaside town five miles north of Carrickfergus with commanding views across the mouth of Belfast Lough and the Irish Sea.
Ballintoy
Viewpoint
This vantage point looks out over several islands, namely Rathlin, Carrick-a-rede and Sheep Island.
Portrush
Beach
Award winning beach in the heart of the resort of Portrush.
Castlerock
The National Trust
Hezlett’s picturesque thatched cottage exterior hides a fascinating early timber frame dating from 1690, making it one of the oldest vernacular domestic buildings in Northern Ireland.