National Trust - Portstewart Strand — Attraction in Crossreagh East

Tranquility of the place with the breath taking views attracted my attention. We stayed in Coleraine, small town with everything you need within walking distance and seasides and other attractions within 15-30 minutes by car. There are many campsites worth to check out when you visit during the holidays.

People are very nice and place is amazing. Honestly if I could I would move here immediately.

Nothern Ireland is one of the jewels, I will visit again. Roads are perfectly maintained, as well as public toilets on site. Home-made cakes in caffès are incomparably delicious to those from supermarkets.

If you visit Causeway giants, don’t forget to book a tour guy. He is hilarious with their stories. By the way, you don’t need a car there as from Belfast you can take a train and everything else is well connected by public transport with a proximity every 30 minutes frequency between 9am -5pm.

Ireland is family friendly place , so remember, shopping after 4pm is possible only in supermarkets, local shops would be shut by 4 pm.

Lovely walk to Mussenden Temple, beware of eroded cliffs not to stand on the edge.

Bushmills distillery is must, but if you are not a fun of alcohol at least try Irish coffee, it’s sensational ( beware-very strong /double shot)

Well all these very possible due to friendly staff of Europcar hiring company giving us a lots of leaflets to visit places ( say hello to Petra)

Well, we spent here only 4 fantastic days with unusually sunny weather, but don’t get put off if it is raining. There is not such a thinks like a bad weather - just bad clothing! So pop a rain coat and proper shoe-ware and you would be fine. The walks will be just extra slippery,so walk with precaution and get walking sticks.

Overall, Causeway Coastal Route is worth time to visit , and just an hour away from Belfast International Airport .

Thank you Ireland for unforgettable...

This is a stunning beach and you can drive on to it and they used this beach for Game of Thrones and you can see why. Worth visiting, I visited it about 3 years ago and you could just drive on to the beach. When we arrived the other day you had to pay unless you were part of the national trust or had disability. It was 7.50 for the day, I personally thought it took the good out of going down there, it wouldn't be a regular visit for me if I lived in the area and I have to think twice about signing up for the National Trust, depends on what I got for signing up and if it was worth the money. I'm glad we did visit it again but next time of we were in the area I wouldn't stop here, due to the fact we would have to pay. That's just my opinion on the subject but it's worth a visit...

Roughly 1 1/2 miles from the entrance to the "barmouth pier "this beautiful beach has the Atlantic ocean on one side and sandhills on the other.Nature lovers will discover a treasure chest of delights walking the hills,that lead to the shores of the River Bann.The walk along the pier is another attraction but you will need to be able to climb over the rough stones (or from the hills a bit further up) to get up on the pier but it's ...