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Northern Ireland’s first UNESCO Heritage Site is a geological phenomenon of 40,000 basalt columns. Situated on by the Atlantic Ocean and bordered by breathtaking cliffs. Learn about the history and legend while visiting the award-winning Visitor Centre.
Experience the exciting Gobbins Experience in Islandmagee. The cliff path was originally constructed at the beginning of the 20th century. A great place to discover nature as you journey through the narrow paths and tunnels at the edge of the cliff face.
Visit the enchanting gardens or book a guided tour of the castle. Kids will be thrilled by the Mini Landrover Experience.
Try crossing the rope bridge suspended at nearly 100ft above seawater which connects Carrick-a-Rede Island to the mainland. Many people come afar to cross the bridge to the small fisherman’s island.
Glenariff is one of the Glens of Antrim. The forest park is over 1000 hectares with woodlands, lakes and waterfalls. It is great for walks, riding and tours. A wooden boardwalk follows the river as it winds through the majestic rocks. A must see!!
An island of breathtaking scenery and wildlife. Take the ferry from Ballycastle for a day trip to explore all that it has to offer!
Other locations include Slemish Mountain, Glenariff Forest Park and Binevenagh Mountain to name but a few.
The world’s oldest licensed whisky distillery. Pay a visit to see how they continue to triple distil 100% malted barley in copper pot stills to make single malt whiskey.
Breathtaking white sandy beach with lots of room for relaxation even on the busiest day!
NW200 – Portrush / Portstewart / Coleraine (27 / 29 / 23 mins drive) usually run in May.
Armoy Road Races – Armoy village (5 mins walk) usually held in July.
Tells the story of the Titanic from construction to her fateful maiden voyage. Well worth a visit!
The Ferns is a spacious self-catering property run by husband-and-wife team Will and Lesley-Ann Gray. It is located in a quiet cul-de-sac in the village of Armoy and is only a 5-minute walk to all the local amenities including shops, restaurants, bars, post office and petrol station.
