Cushendun Caves — Attraction in Northern Ireland

Visited this location as part of a Game of Thrones/Giant's Causeway tour. If you watch Game of Thrones, it's iconic, but if not you will likely still enjoy the beauty of the scenery.

At present (February 2022) there is building work ongoing on nearby apartments which means the caves cannot be accessed via the concrete path. You will need to cross a narrow pebble beach area in order to access the caves. On the day we went, the tide was "in" so we had to cross with waves lapping at our feet. I thought that only added to the fun but I'm told on some days it's harder than others depending on the tide. If you had poor mobility this also wouldn't be...

The rugged coastal landscape surrounding the caves is simply mesmerizing. The spot's relevance to Game of Thrones adds an exciting dimension, making it a must-visit for fans. While the caves themselves may not boast much to see inside, the Game of Thrones attraction is a standout feature. Fans will appreciate the iconic scenes filmed here, adding a unique charm to the overall experience. The combination of natural beauty and pop culture history makes Cushendun Caves a captivating destination. It should not take more than 30 mins to visit the cave. Path to this spot has not been maintained properly, it would very challenging for disabled ppl to...

Lovely and beautiful place but very isolated. I took some pictures, but the beauty if the place can be seen better with your real eyes. The weather was cloudy so did not had great shots of the place as seen by real eyes. The caves are not very big, although you can enjoy some peaceful time there. The one who likes isolated places far from crowd, will enjoy the place. The game of Thrones shooting had been taken place there, you will get the information of it there itself in one of the information tag (I added a picture). You may get some very nice photo shots there. I liked the back side of the caves and would like to...