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Awaken your Giant Spirit

  1. Couple relaxing in robes at the Hastings Culloden Estate and Spa

    Tired of flowers, chocolates, cuddly teddy bears and the same old places? It’s time to have some fun on Valentine’s Day – and treat each other to something you really want – right here in Northern Ireland. 

  2. The ruins of Dunluce Castle perched on the side of a cliff.  Beyond the ruins the sea and clear blue skies are visible

    Love is in the air. And in quite a few very romantic locations around Northern Ireland too. Perhaps it’s down to the stunning scenery, the rolling landscapes, the dramatic coastline, the wild sea air. Who knows? But it does seem that there are places here where you just can’t help falling in love. And if you’d love to know just where they are, read on for inspiration for a romantic night away in Northern Ireland.

  3. Male and female couple relaxing and reading in reclining chairs by a window in the relaxation room at Killeavy Castle Hotel, Killeavy, County Armagh. The Mourne Mountains can be seen in the background.

    Having a baby on the way is a wonderful time. Though, let’s be honest, it can be a tiring one too. So, amidst all the planning and excitement, it’s good to factor in a holiday too.

  4. Exterior view of Blackhead Lightkeeper's House in Whitehead at dusk. The windows are illuminated by the interior lights while the lighthouse shines out towards the Irish Sea.

    If you’re looking for a romantic getaway with a difference, you’ve come to the right place. In among Northern Ireland’s city hotels, castles and friendly B&Bs are some very unusual holiday locations. In truth, some may well be a city hotel or a castle but they’ll have lashings of attitude and a unique spirit which makes them all the more interesting.
     

  5. Exterior of Narrow Water Castle in Warrenpoint, County Down.

    If you’re planning a romantic getaway, make it a spectacular one. Take your pick of magical 5* castle retreats or stately manor homes, all in the most stunning locations in Northern Ireland. 

  6. A couple enjoying a picnic on the grounds of Lough Erne Resort in County Fermanagh. They are lying on a tartan blanket and have a hamper containing food and drink beside them. Lough Erne is in the background.

    Fermanagh is our lakeland county, filled with water in all its shapes and forms, from streams, rivers and canals to the two great lakes of Upper and Lower Lough Erne. It’s filled with forests too, fringing the waterways, making it the perfect place for you and your loved one to get away together.

  7. A couple enjoying a seafood meal and white wine at Mourne Seafood Bar in Belfast. The waiter is using a pepper mill on the lady's food. There is a large wine shelf behind the counter.

    Music may be the food of love, though understandably there will be times when you want something more substantial. Well, you’re in luck.

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