![]() ![]() Why not travel back in time at the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum at Cultra (only 20 minutes by car) from Loughside. Perhaps you enjoy walking and are feeling energetic.why not visit 'The Gobbins Cliff Walk', located nearby or the exciting Belfast City with its many attractions including The Titanic Visitors Centre, Titanic Quarter, Crumlin Road, Gaol, City Hall, Ulster Museum and Stormont. Ideal base for starting (or finishing!) the Causeway Coastal Route - Giants Causeway (World Heritage Site) only 90 minutes by car (direct), and while you're there, visit the filming locations from the 'Game of Thrones'.The Dark Hedges. Any dietary requirements please let us know in advance and we will be happy to help. We offer freshly cooked breakfasts and our meats come from our local butcher. CAR RENTALS CARRICKFERGUS FREEWe also provide free off-road car parking and a secure yard (ideal for guests with motorcycles and bicycles etc). Back yard aspect with tree-lined small sea view.Įach room has wireless internet, hospitality trays, satellite tv, digital alarm clock, electric blankets (winter), hairdryer and ironing board/iron on request. Front garden aspect.ġ x double/twin room with slightly smaller private facilities, including shower,(double and single bed). Front garden aspect.ġ x twin-bedded (ensuite) room (2 x single beds). The Giant’s Causeway is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and is set is a picturesque location in the Glens of Antrim.A Bed and Breakfast serviced accommodation located in the old residential area of Carrickfergus within walking distance of the town centre and with 3 guest bedrooms.ġ x double/twin (ensuite) room (double bed & single bed). CAR RENTALS CARRICKFERGUS SERIESSteeped in mythology and fables, the Causeway is actually a series of geologic rock formations that resemble part of a giant bridge. Giant’s Causeway: Also located in the Glens of Antrim is the famous Giant’s Causeway, and probably the most spectacular natural monument in all of Ireland. Visitors wishing to reach Cushendall (the best place to start the journey) can get there by following the M2 (Londonderry signs) to Cushendall Road. A wonderful way to spend a day is driving through this beautiful area. CAR RENTALS CARRICKFERGUS FULLFull of greenery, lakes, beaches, ocean vistas, picturesque villages, rivers, and wildlife, these 20 square miles offer the visitor a glimpse of all the diversity the Ireland has to offer at just over an hour’s drive from Belfast. Glens of Antrim: The Irish are known for spinning yarns and fairy tales, and visiting the Glens, one gets the sense that this pristine and elemental wonderland may indeed house supernatural creatures. To reach Carrickfergus, take the M2 to the M5, then the Carrickfergus exit. To get to Newtonabbey Borough Council, just take the M2/M5 Motorway north.Ĭarrickfergus: This charming little town can be reached in just under half and hour, and features the famous Carrickfergus Castle, built in 1180 to protect Belfast Lough, as well as a beautiful Elizabethan church, and a museum examining the family history of American President Andrew Jackson, whose family is from here. During the summer months, this is where many Irish spend their time. Here, visitors will find any and every outdoors activity that Ireland has to offer: beaches, hiking and biking trails, sailing, fishing and more. Newtonabbey Borough: Located just 10 minutes north of Belfast, this Irish Borough is known as a vacation paradise, and the gateway to Antrim County. Visitors to Belfast who do decide to rent a car will have the opportunity to see some gorgeous parts of the country outside Belfast, which can make for excellent day trips. The frequent rain showers, mist, and fog that allow the all the plants to stay green, also can make driving difficult. Northern Ireland is also home to some of the most beautiful scenery that the country offers. On the less traveled roads, it’s not uncommon to encounter sheep, goats, or cattle crossing, so cautious driving should be practiced. Traveling the winding country roads, one never knows what to expect so visitors should always be careful. Leaving the city and getting out into the country is a perfect opportunity to see the ‘real’ Ireland. ![]()
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