Portaneevy Car Park & Viewpoint — Attraction in Glenstaghey

This has to be one of view points of the Antrim coast experience. Look left to see the image Guinness used of the overlay of the harp symbol at Carrick a Rede. Then look straight beyond the rope bridge, and there is sheep Island. The legend says, this place will fatten 9 feed 10, starve 11. Thats sheep by the way. Then look further, to the east and see the beautiful island of Rathlin, to left of the island is the only known built upside-down light house in this part of the world. Its construction was amazing , 17,000 tons of concrete, ALL mixed by hand, and placed at a most precipitous place. Do go and visit this part of the world. You will not...

I was so excited to cross the rope bridge (Game of Thrones fans - this is the bridge where Yuron Greyjoy pushed Baylon Greyjoy to his death). Unfortunately the rope bridge was closed, apparently due to covid restrictions which seemed a little excessive as 1. It's out in the open and 2. All restrictions seem to have been lifted in indoor locations. We were however able to get a view of the bridge from a picnic area a little further down the road whilst also enjoying some lovely coastal views. On a clear day you can see as far as Scotland. I have rated 3 stars however would have given more had we managed to...

Portaneevy Carpark and Viewpoint provides a convenient and accessible parking solution accompanied by breathtaking views. Situated amidst stunning natural landscapes, this carpark offers ample space for vehicles of all sizes and is well-maintained for visitors' comfort. The panoramic vistas, whether of the coastline, mountains, or countryside, elevate the parking experience, allowing visitors to appreciate the beauty of the surrounding environment. Whether you're making a brief stop or planning an extended stay, Portaneevy Carpark and its picturesque views make it a noteworthy destination...