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Causeway Coast seen from the sea

My very last stop on my tour along the Causeway Coast: Portrush Sea Tours – exploring the coastline from the sea. Having parked the car a little bit outside the city centre (there was a major traffic jam going on) it was still just a short walk throu...

Mussenden Temple and Downhill Demesne

Magilligan Point – say hi” to Ireland. County Donegal is close by! Another very idyllic beach and coast, when you ignore the huge prison along the way. The word ‘demesne’ is used throughout Ireland. It indicates the part of the estate that was ...

Carrick-a-rede Rope Bridge

After a night full of shooting stars I was ready for another highlight at the Causeway Coast: the Carrick-a-rede robe bridge. Connected to the cliffs by a rope bridge across the Atlantic Ocean, Carrick-a-Rede Island (home to a single building – a fi...

Dark Hedges

When I did research my trip to the Causeway Coast pictures of this street always popped up – it was impossible to miss them! Another location from Game of Thrones” and probably as often photographed as the Giant´s Causeway! I assume James Stuart d...

White Park Bay Beach

Remember the cattle having an evening stroll on the beach – it was finally my turn to stroll around this beautiful bay – White Park Bay Beach near Ballintoy. It´s also possible to access the beach from Ballintoy Harbour, but I took the way down th...

The Abbey

Hole 3 – The Abbey! The golf course in Ballycastle has some spectacular sites (and holes – or however you call them). I was driving by and just had to stop and explore this interesting site further. The Bonamargy Friary was founded in in 1485 by...

Torr Head

I made my way further back” the coastal road, passing by stunning scenery and many different cows, sheep and horses. View of the Carrick a Rede bridge – this one was on the to-do-list for the next day! Sheep Island in the back. And here we are –...

Ballintoy Harbour

Somewhere I read that one should go to the Harbour Café in Ballintoy and have some breakfast there as it is such lovely place and I love a good breakfast at any time. To my surprise, there was almost a little traffic jam while I passed by a  beautifu...

Bushmills

After wandering around the Giant´s Causeway the shuttle bus brought me back to Bushmills and I decided it was about time to stroll around the village and to fulfil the whiskey orders I had brought with me. Bushmills name came from the River Bush and t...