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This family friendly travel itinerary is ideal for a family travelling on a Saturday from Belfast to Bangor,a picturesque coastal town located just a short distance from the capital. 

Belfast Grand Central Station, Northern Ireland’s state of the art integrated transport hub, is now open. The new station will be the main terminus for Belfast, with public realm work around the station continuing into 2025.

When you are surrounded by such magical landscape and so many natural oddities and wonders, it must be hard not to contemplate, appreciate and write about them all. Is it any wonder that C.S. Lewis hailed from this wondrous place?

Eager for a giant getaway, Emma O’Leary (@Lifewithtinyhumans) and her family loaded up the car and enjoyed a brilliant short stay in Belfast.

As a compact place, Northern Ireland is an efficient place to navigate your way around. Plus, the views are incredible.

With big crowds expected to descend on Newcastle for both the Pro-Am and tournament days of The Irish Open, plan ahead to avoid congestion and pick the travel option that best suits you.

With big crowds expected to descend on Portrush for The 153rd Open Championship, plan ahead to avoid congestion and pick the travel option that best suits you.

This car-free itinerary takes you on a sustainable journey from Belfast through the picturesque towns of Whitehead and Carrickfergus. Enjoy the convenience of public transport while immersing yourself in history, culture, and stunning coastal scenery. From enjoying charming local eateries to discovering historic landmarks, this eco-friendly adventure offers the perfect balance of relaxation and exploration.

You could search high and low for a better spot in which to discover the joys of walking in Northern Ireland. Though you’re not likely to find one more inviting than the dramatic Mourne Mountains. 

If you’re ready to conquer higher peaks, looking for your next big hiking challenge or have a bucket list that you’re itching to tick off, then look no further than the spectacular mountain ranges of Northern Ireland. 

The prestigious Irish Open is one of the oldest golf tournaments in Europe and has a rich history dating back to its inception in 1927. This year the competition is set to grace the stunning landscapes of Royal County Down Golf Club for the 5^th time in the club’s 135-year history.

This is the county that is home to Northern Ireland’s most dramatic mountain range, gave Game of Thrones® its Winterfell castle, has the largest sea lough in Great Britain and Ireland and is St Patrick’s last resting place. Phew!