Things to do in Northern Ireland

Antrim’s Ballintoy Harbour is arguably most famous for its appearence in the Game of Thrones series (used to depict the exterior of Pyke). One of many stops …

The Norman Carrickfergus Castle has been perched overlooking Belfast Lough since 1177. Arguably one of the most famous castles in Ireland, it features in several …

I visited the Dark Hedges in Northern Ireland once, and I’ll never visit again. And that’s just me being completely honest. However, I know plenty …

The Gobbins Cliff Path Walk is one of Northern Ireland’s most unique attractions. It first opened in 1902 and it was originally aimed at Edwardian …

The Slemish Mountain walk is one of our favourite Glens of Antrim rambles. Rising to an elevation of 437 m (1,434 ft), Mount Slemish is …

Tackling one of the Glenariff Forest Park walks is a fine way to spend a morning! A ‘hidden gem’, of sorts, along the Causeway Coastal Route, …

A version of the Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge in Northern Ireland has been in place since 1755! Back then, it was an actual rope bridge and it was …

If you’re in search of things to do in Ballycastle in Antrim, you’ve landed in the right place. Ballycastle is a stunning little seaside town …

The popular, 1.2km Ballycastle Beach is a fine spot for a stroll or a swim. Especially if you’re looking to round off a day spent …

County Antrim’s Giant’s Causeway is one of Europe’s most iconic natural wonders, blending geological marvels with rich folklore. Yet, for many visitors, the experience is …