This popular seaside town enjoys a beautiful location on Ramore Head peninsula, which juts out into the Atlantic, and offers visitors sandy beaches running east and west. The town is a centre for surfing and other water based activities.
The Portrush Countryside centre (0044 28 70 823 600) provides visitors with the opportunity to dabble in a rock pool or to get close to the local marine life in a touch tank.
Royal Portrush golf club (0044 28 70 822 311) is treat for golfers as it is one of the most demanding links courses in Ireland and beyond.
For those who are looking for something a bit different families will enjoy the Dunluce centre (0044 28 70 824 444) which offers a host of entertainment facilities whilst Micro flight Ireland (0044 28 70 823 793) offers training in the most advanced modern training aircraft available with full expert tuition.
Two of the more colourful associations with Benvarden concern a previous owner known as ‘Half Hanged McNaughton’ and the lions roaring from the far side of the River Bush.
None of this disturbs the serenity of the two acre walled ...
Portstewart is located on Antrim's beautiful causeway coast and celebrated its centenary in 1994. It proudly offers some of the finest golf to be found in Ireland or indeed anywhere else. It is the second club in Ireland (after Killarney) to have ...
Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge is a rope suspension bridge that links the mainland cliffs of north County Antrim to the tiny Carrick Island. It was traditionally erected by Salmon fisherman each year to allow them to access rich waters, spanning 20 m ...
Built on rising ground in lovely rolling countryside, this imposing hotel dates back to the eighteenth century when a Captain Richard Babington built the original house from which today’s extensive hotel and wedding venues grown. There is a ...
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