Causeway Coast

A place of extraordinary beauty encompassing 18 miles of spectacular coastal scenery of dramatic cliffs and headlands broken by the wide sweep of fresh sandy beaches backed by dunes. Dark volcanic rocks and brilliant white chalk, eroded by the vigorous North Atlantic, form magnificent geological features including the renowned World Heritage site Giant’s Causeway and Carrick-a-Rede.

This natural beauty is made all the more impressive by the small harbours, fisheries and farm delicately poised on the storm-torn coastline. A rich and fascinating wildlife thrives on the offshore islands and rocks, amid the cliffs and sand dunes, and within the farmed countyside.