Things To Do
Giant's Causeway
This UNESCO Heritage site is famous for its unique geological formations, beautiful sights, and folklore. There is a museum with many guided tours available - we would highly recommend!
Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge
Rope bridge erected in 1750s (don’t worry, it’s been updated) that leads to this tiny little island that was the site of salmon fishing. Cool history & gorgeous UNESCO Heritage site. Lots of walking and great heights!
Old Bushmills Distillery
World's oldest working whiskey distillery with tours. We unfortunately didn't make it for a tour, but we did sample their whiskey and would highly recommend it for any enthusiasts. We also stayed overnight in the cute little town of Bushmills at a B&B - would definitely recommend.
Titanic Belfast
The Titanic was built in Belfast so this is an interactive series of exhibits showing the building of the ship.
The Dark Hedges
Forest locale with awesome overarching beech trees. A good short walk. You will recognize it from Game of Thrones.
Londonderry
Super cool tourist-y city with a history stretching back to literally the 6th century. You can stroll the old city walls built in 1618 – the only complete surviving city walls in all of Ireland. Go if you want to be a Derry Girl!