Causeway Coastal Route
The Causeway Coastal Route connects seamlessly to the 'Wild Atlantic Way' at Muff in Donegal and in Belfast to the 'Mourne Coastal Route' creating a unique drive around most of Ireland …
Causeway Coastal Route
A visitors guide to the Causeway Coastal Route with in-depth information about the history, heritage, and culture of over forty locations and attractions along the way.
About the Causeway Coastal Route
Immerse yourself in an adventure along the Causeway Coastal Route where every mile promises a blend of awe-inspiring landscapes, memorable encounters, and cherished moments.
Ireland Causeway Coastal Route
Information about the nine scenic route drives which you can enjoy while driving the main Causeway Coastal Route between Belfast and Londonderry
Glenariff and Gkenballyemon Scenic Route - Causeway Coastal …
Glenballyeamon has one of the highest viewpoints in the glens with panoramic views over Glenballyeamon and Glencorp, as well as to Trostan mountain, Glenaan and Scotland. The …
Locations - Causeway Coastal Route
Key locations to visit along the Causeway Coastal Route with information about the history, heritage and culture of each.
Cushendall - Causeway Coastal Route
Information about the history, heritage, and culture of Cushendall, located on the Causeway Coastal Route.
Glendun and Glenaan Scenic Route - Causeway Coastal Route
The route will take 4 miles off the Causeway Coastal Route through Glencorp. Glenaan is associated with Oisin the poet, warrior son of Finn MacCool, and the legend of Tir na nOg, it is …
Torr Head - Causeway Coastal Route
The Ulster Way and International Appalachian Way follows the road which passes the access lanes to Fair Head and Murlough Bay. From Murlough the Torr Head Scenic Route climbs to …
Glenarm and Glencloy Scenic Route - Causeway Coastal Route
If you take the route you will loose 4 miles of the Causeway Coastal Route between Waterfoot and Carnlough. Both entrance/exit points start at sea level, the Glenarm Scenic Route winds …