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Glenarm
Historic Sites, Houses, Castles & Buildings
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…
Carnlough
Historic Sites, Houses, Castles & Buildings
Carnlough's sheltered historic harbour, with small fishing boats, is the focal point of this picturesque village, located on the Causeway Coastal Route. It's a well known Game of Thrones® film location, recognisable as the Free City of Braavos Canal.
Portglenone
Forest Parks
Portglenone Forest continues a history of tree cover on this site established since records began. As such, the 26 hectare main area contains extensive colonies of ancient woodland flower species.
Carrickfergus
Walking Route - Short (<5 miles)
Whitehead is a Victorian seaside town five miles north of Carrickfergus with commanding views across the mouth of Belfast Lough and the Irish Sea.
Carrickfergus
Ancestry / Tracing Your Routes
Carrickfergus Library’s heritage section offers local history books, OSNI and Griffith’s Valuation maps, and local newspapers in microfiche and print. With comfortable study spaces and regular heritage events, it’s an inviting place to explore the…
Glenarm
Food and Drink Experience
Step into historic Glenarm Castle for an exclusive afternoon tea experience, featuring a butler-led tour, rare artefacts, sparkling welcome, and elegant dining. Savour artisanal delights, captivating stories, and a tranquil stroll through the…
Larne
Cycling - Medium (11- 60 miles)
This is a winding rural road that hugs the coastline. The sea is on one side with steep rocky hillsides on the other. There are a number of picturesque stopping places.
Larne
Sightseeing
Discover our unique history, myths and personality on a day spent exploring unforgettable places in the company of local people. See it all through our eyes as a local storyteller recounts the legends that grew from this place and shaped its people.
Carrickfergus
Castle / Fort
Get ready to step back in time at Carrickfergus Castle, an incredible Norman castle nestled in the charming seaside town of Carrickfergus, County Antrim, right on the shores of Belfast Lough. This place isn't just old—it's legendary!
Glenarm
Walking & Hiking
Cutting a scenic route through the Antrim Coast and Glens Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
Brougshane
Walking & Hiking
Broughshane is known as the "Garden Village of Ulster" thanks to its floral displays. Over 75,000 flowers are planted annually winning the village many national and international awards. Suitable for wheel chair users.
Portglenone
Cycling - Medium (11- 60 miles)
Tranquil rural scenic village to village circular route.
Ballymena
Nature and Wildlife
Ecos Nature Park is an oasis of wildlife, close to the heart of Ballymena town with 8 kilometres of flat footpaths leading visitors around 220 acres of parkland that includes maturing woodland, peaceful lake and ponds, grazed meadows and hay meadows.
Carrickfergus
Public Park
Home of Sir Arthur Chichester this delightful recreated Knot Garden is located close ot the Town Wall at Joymount.
Larne
Sightseeing
As you travel, our storytellers will delight you with tales of fairies, giants and local folklore. This tour combines ethereal myths and legends with the power of castles, engines and steel walkways. It’s Ireland as you’ve never seen it before.
Larne
Self-guided tour
Self guided driving murder mystery trail from Whodunit Hunts along the east Antrim coast, starts at Larne, ends near Cushendall. Visit lovely villages and learn about key figures in the area’s history. See stunning coastline, castles, historic…
Carrickfergus
Sea Fishing
Set sail from Carrickfergus Marina on a fun-filled 3-hour mackerel fishing trip. Suitable for beginners and experienced anglers alike, each trip includes all equipment, expert guidance and the chance to enjoy stunning coastal views while landing…
Carrickfergus
Parkland Golf Course
With its imaginative use of water and sand the par of 68 is not matched that easily. The course offers a interesting mix of testing and approachable holes.
Carnlough
Nature and Wildlife
Small and secluded Ulster Wildlife Trust Nature Reserve, located on an inland route between Glenarm and Carnlough, on the hill slope above the Coast Road with interesting flora and fauna alongside panoramic views across the Irish Sea to Scotland.
Carnlough
Boat Tours
Memorable, invigorating boat trip in this area of outstanding natural beauty. Passengers have the chance to spot an array of marine life including dolphins, seals, porpoises and various seabirds.