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Awaken your Giant Spirit

  1. Mary's is a traditional Irish pub with lots of history and stories to be told. Come along and enjoy a homemade meal and a pint of Guinness. Our menu offers something for everyone whether it's our steak and Guinness pie or our delicious Cock and Bull.
    1. Carrick-a-Rede is one of Northern Ireland’s most loved attractions, cared for by the National Trust. Enjoy the stunning views along the Causeway Coastal Route; known for its incredible scenery and natural beauty.
      1. Whiterocks Beach has become a favourite with locals and a must see destination for international visitors. The beach frequently attains the Blue Flag Award, most recently in 2025.
        1. Dunluce Castle on the cliffs
          Dunluce Castle is located dramatically close to a headland that plunges straight into the sea, along the North County Antrim coast.
          1. Top Things to See & Do in County Antrim
            We've pulled together a curated list of some of the most interesting things to see and do in County Antrim, including well-known landmarks like the Giant's Causeway and lesser known experiences that you might not find elsewhere!
          2. Sallagh Braes in the Glens of Antrim

            Antrim is a county with big stories to tell. It’s home to Northern Ireland’s capital city, Belfast, birth place of the Titanic, the world-famous Giant’s Causeway, and it serves as a great launching pad for travels across the rest of Northern Ireland. 
             

          3. Activities & Attractions in Antrim
            Antrim’s position in the north-east corner has given it a central role in the history of Northern Ireland and its neighbours. The county is peppered with some of the finest castles and historical heritage sites on the island. As you make your way around, it’s not hard to see why it has been chosen as the location for so many TV shows and movies known for their epic grandeur and scale.
          4. Food & Drink in Antrim
            Visitors to Antrim are spoilt for choice when it comes to food and drink. While Belfast is a lively city, it’s also surrounded by small market towns and villages across County Antrim awash with artisan food makers and top-class restaurants that pride themselves on using fresh local produce.
          5. Accommodation in County Antrim
            There is so much to see and do in County Antrim that by day’s end you’ll look forward to tucking your weary head into a warm and comfortable bed. Dotted throughout Antrim you’ll find top-class accommodation option to suit every budget. Whether it’s a B&B or five-star hotel, you’re guaranteed a warm welcome.
          Places to stay in Co Antrim

          Awaken your Giant Spirit

          1. Close to the iconic Dark Hedges for Game of Thrones® fans. Only 20 minutes to Royal Portrush, Ballycastle, Giant's Causeway, Old Bushmills Distillery, Ballintoy, the Glens. 45 mins from Belfast International Airport and 50 mins to Belfast City.
          2. This superlative holiday home overlooks the West Strand Beach in Portrush. There are 6 luxurious bedrooms, all en-suite, one with a jacuzzi bath. Blackrock Beach House has its own home cinema, a games room with surround sound and a fully fitted gym
          3. Welcome to Dunluce Lodge - Luxury accommodation in Northern Ireland. Situated alongside the fourth fairway at the world famous Royal Portrush Golf Club. Guests will be provided with an unparalleled experience amidst some of the most beautiful scenery that Northern Ireland’s Causeway Coast has to offer.
          4. Thornfield Farm Luxury Glamping Site The Dark Hedges
            Escape to our luxury glamping pods at Thornfield Farm, beside the famous Dark Hedges, County Antrim. Pods are for 2 adults and 2 kids, cosy, fully furnished and have all the comforts of home including electric, running water, mini fridge and heating.
          5. Sundew Hut in meadow
            Tucked away in three acres of mature gardens, meadow and woodland, each of our luxury shepherd's huts offers a private, peaceful sanctuary where you can relax and recharge in all seasons. A beautiful and unique getaway set in the heart of Northern Ireland’s spectacular Causeway Coast.
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          6. A man and woman resting under a canopy on a small manmade island in a garden.
            Built on the site of an ancient fort, Dunadry Hotel And Gardens is literally bursting with character and traditional features. Take a gentle stroll along the river or sit beneath our hundred-year old ‘Peace Tree’, two lime trees that have merged into one. It’s said they represent the meeting of minds, creating both peace and harmony.
          7. view of the sea from inside a pod
            Escape to our 4* Glenarm Castle Ocean View pods for a stylish rural retreat. Fully furnished with ocean views, explore the estate's delights and nearby coastal attractions. Perfect for families, couples and groups of friends. Two have a private wood fired hot tub, and one pod is set up to bring along your family pooch....pawfect!
          8. A charming, traditional farmer’s cottage set in the quiet rural surroundings of North Antrim farmland. Ideally located for exploring the Causeway Coast. A wealth of oldie worldy furnishings including exposed beams, feature fireplace and woodburner.
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