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  1. Aerial view of Glenarm Castle & Gardens with the ocean beyond.
    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 planting displays year round. Don't miss the annual tulip festival which takes place every May.
    1. 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!
    2. Rathlin Island
      Rathlin Island, just off Northern Ireland’s north coast, is a peaceful haven of rugged cliffs, rich wildlife, and fascinating history. With stunning views, rare seabirds, and a warm local welcome, it offers a truly unforgettable escape from the mainland.
    3. Ursa Minor aims to stand amongst the best bakers on the island. Using high quality ingredients, sourced locally and only when in season, to create unique bakes that stand out in flavour and appearance.
      1. We specialise in producing smoked foods naturally, in the picturesque coastal town of Ballycastle. Learn about the traditional craft of smoking food, how it links us to our past and how it has been adapted for the modern world.
        1. Whether you’re a total beginner or a confident rider, experience the freedom, fun and buzz of horse riding at Sheans Horse Riding and Heritage Centre. Located close to the village of Armoy, adjacent to the Glens of Antrim on the Antrim Coast.
          1. Carrick-a-Rede 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.
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          2. Ballintoy Harbour can be discovered in the picturesque village of Ballintoy. Known as a ‘raised beach’, it is located alongside the B15 Coast Road, 17 miles north-east of Coleraine and five miles west of Ballycastle.
          3. Join Eimear on a unique walking experience along the Giants Causeway Cliff Path tour
            The best way to avoid the crowds and get under the skin of a place is to explore it with a local friend, which is what walking the Causeway Coast with Eimear Flanagan feels like. These are ‘her’ cliffs, and she is delighted to share it with visitors.
            1. In 1608, in Bushmills, a legend was born. In that year, King James I granted a very particular licence to this small village, just a few miles inland from Ireland’s rugged north coast. The licence gave Bushmills the right to distil whiskey. Today, Bushmills is home to the oldest licenced whiskey distillery in the world.
              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. A shack, located on arguably one of the most beautiful beaches in Northern Ireland - Portstewart Strand - which serves fresh local fish, meats, vegetables and more. What's not to love!
                2. These treetop boutique lodges are surrounded by 82 hectares of forest park within the Binevenagh Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, moments away from Benone Beach and the stunning National Trust Downhill and Mussenden Temple estate.
                  1. Mussenden Temple is located in the beautiful surroundings of Downhill Demesne near Castlerock in County Londonderry. Awe inspiring views, colourful gardens and woodland walks.
                    1. Group overlooking the Peace Bridge in Derry city on the Foodie Cycle Tour
                      Far and Wild is the leading eco-adventure company in the North West of Ireland, bringing you activities including Moonlight Kayaking, Coasteering, and Stand Up Paddle Board tours.
                    2. Foyle Adventure and Boat Tours offer guided tours taking in the history of the River Foyle and the wildlife.
                      1. The outer exterior of Peadar O'Donnells
                        Peadar O'Donnell's is famous for its live traditional music nightly, friendly atmosphere, grocer pub decor and flag collection.
                      2. Lo & Slo aims to nourish and nurture: our clean ingredients are good for the body, but we also do our best to ensure every person who comes in contact with us and our products leaves better than when they came: less stressed, more nourished.
                      3. Image of one of the local producers Bronagh Duffin from Bakehouse NI sieving flour into a bowl
                        Bakehouse NI is a small cookery school set in the countryside near the village of Bellaghy. It provides “at home” cookery experiences based around traditional Irish cookery using local ingredients.
                        1. Seamus Heaney HomePlace - Exhibition
                          Seamus Heaney HomePlace takes you on an inspiring journey through the life and work of one of Ireland’s greatest writers. Situated between his two childhood homes at Mossbawn and The Wood, and only a few hundred yards from St Mary’s Church, Bellaghy, which he chose as his final resting place, HomePlace is at the heart of the area that inspired so much of the poet’s work.
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                        2. The Peace Bridge has become an integral part of the city’s infrastructure and is held in high regard by locals and visitors alike for its stunning physical beauty and in equal measures for the symbolic story it represents.
                        3. Nestled in an enchanting woodland in the very heart of Northern Ireland, just 45 minutes from Belfast, The Jungle is the perfect location to engage with life and put to test your sense of daring and adventure. Some of the activities on offer include high ropes Tree Top Adventure for kids and adults, archery, coasteering, kids Polaris Quad Bikes, Llama trekking, segway tours and downhill zorbing.
                        4. On a city walking tour, join your guide as they take you around key locations in and around the only intact walled city in Ireland on a fully guided tour, lasting approximately 1 hour.
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                        Derry~Londonderry & the Causeway Coastal Route: A Journey to Savour

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