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Mother, father and 2 daughters sitting on the coast of Rathlin Island enjoying views across the North Atlantic Ocean towards mainland County Antrim and the Causeway Coast.

Causeway Coast & Glens

Renowned for its stunningly beautiful driving route, the Causeway Coastal Route is also home to some of Northern Ireland’s finest walks.

  • Flipflopsandfloaties family enjoy day out on the causeway coast

    Embracing the Causeway Coast with FlipFlopsAndFloaties

    If you're seeking inspiration for your next mid term adventure, check out where Tara O’Byrne (@flipflopsandfloaties) and her family took themselves off exploring during a recent short stay along the Causeway Coastal Route.

  • Irish Open Travel & Transport Info
    Categories: golf

    Irish Open Travel & Transport Info

    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.

  • Colourful Houses

    Car Free: Belfast to Whitehead

    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.

  • Image of a couple enjoying the view of Gortin Lakes.
    Categories: Walking & Hiking

    Walking Challenges in Northern Ireland

    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 4th green at Royal County Down Golf Course in Newcastle, County Down. Slieve Donard and the Mourne Mountains are visible in the background.
    Categories: County Down

    Top things to see & do in County Down

    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!

  • 2 mountain bikers enjoying the views across Carlingford Lough from atop Rostrevor Mountain Bike Trails in County Down. They are sitting while their bikes rest against a boulder.
    Categories: County Down

    Getting to County Down

    County Down is the most easterly county in Northern Ireland. Magnificent mountain landscapes meet pretty-as-a-picture fishing villages, glorious beaches and epic Game of Thrones® experiences.

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