Antrim

The beautiful little village of Cushendun is a lovely spot to unwind when you’re driving the Causeway Coastal Route. Home to the beautiful Cushendun Beach …

The often-missed Cushendun Beach is one of our favourite beaches on the Causeway Coastal Route. It’s a popular stop for those looking to visit the …

The Fair Head Cliffs are arguably one of the most overlooked detours off the Causeway Coastal Route. Located on Antrim’s northeast coastline, Fair Head is …

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 …

Portrush is hugely popular seaside town, where golden beaches and Victorian terraces meet the untamed Atlantic. It’s a playground for surfers, golfers, and those looking …

The Causeway Coastal Route is a 185km (115-mile) adventure stretching from Belfast to Derry, with ancient castles, towering cliffs, and areas of unparalleled natural beauty …

The often-missed Glenarm Castle is one of the most popular man-made attractions of the 9 Glens of Antrim. Still home to the McDonnell family, Earls …

Cushendall, a scenic village along the Antrim Coast, is known for its striking backdrop of Lurigethan Mountain, lively pubs, and deep-rooted Irish heritage. A base …

If you’re debating staying in Ballycastle in Antrim, you’ve landed in the right place. Ballycastle is a pretty harbour town on County Antrim’s northern coast. …

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 …