Bushmills Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in Jun)

🏝️🌊 Most UNIQUE Beach in Northern Ireland!

#beachaholic Choose an off-the-beaten-path beach for your beach day with unique views! The Giant's Causeway is a natural wonder located on the North Coast of Northern Ireland. It consists of around 40,000 interlocking basalt columns that were formed by volcanic activity around 60 million years ago. There is a beach which is rocky and the Giant's Causeway is a unique experience that offers breathtaking views and a chance to witness the beauty of nature. The beach located near the Causeway is also worth exploring, with its stunning coastline and clear blue waters. You should definitely take a stroll along the beach, have a picnic, or even go for a swim if the weather permits. It's a must-visit BEACH 🏖️ for anyone traveling to Northern Ireland!

Giant's Causebay incredible rock landscape!

#wecreate My visit to Giant's Causeway in Ireland during 2019 was a memory that will last me forever. The natural wonder of the hexagonal basalt columns left me speechless. It was like stepping into a magical landscape from a storybook. The views of the rugged coastline were breathtaking, with crashing waves adding a sense of drama. Exploring the unique rock formations was like embarking on a thrilling adventure. I was in awe of the forces of nature that shaped this remarkable place. The visit left me with unforgettable memories and a deep appreciation for the beauty of our planet. Giant's Causeway is a must-see destination for nature lovers and adventurers alike. To be honest, I cannot really rmemeber how I get there, probably was a tour, but is totally worth it. #hiking #ireland #uk #europe #eurotrip

The Secret Heaven in UK: Giant's Causeway

It was one of the most amazing parts of my North Ireland trip.🧳🇬🇧 When I was in Belfast, we decided to join a tour to see the northern part of the country as well.🗺️📍 One of the stop of this trip was Giant's Causeway. 👺🗾I am not surprised that here is the Northern Ireland's only UNESCO World Heritage Site. 🌏According to legend, the columns are the remains of a causeway built by a giant. You should read the details on internet.📖 If you decide to go, do not forget to take your jacket, hat, scarf and gloves with you.👲🏼🧣🧤🧥It was so freezing and windy.❄️🌬️🍃 But it's worth to go for having amazing photos. 🤳📸

Lost in Northern Ireland ✨

Place:Giant's Causeway Transportation: Tour Duration: 8.5 hr Cost: £ 25/ person Recommendation: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Amazing place✨✨

Giant’s Causeway - Belfast, N. Ireland

An UNESCO site since 1986, the Giant’s Causeway is one of the major attractions you should visit when you’re in Northern Ireland! It’s an area of about 40,000 interlocking basalt columns, the end-result from an ancient volcanic eruption. It’s an hour drive from the capital city - Belfast, or you could take train to Coleraine Train Station and change to bus service 172. Hope I could return to the magnificent Northern Ireland for a road trip soon! #2023TravelWish #tripblazers #northernireland #darwintravel #belfast #giantscauseway

Northern Ireland: GOT tour

during my short stay in Belfast, I signed up for a GOT bus tour to see beautiful Northern Ireland and iconic areas where scenes from Game of Thrones was shot! I didn’t bring mr.worldwide BUT my bus driver told me I could have so always check ahead of time, TripAdvisor said no but should’ve called the company and asked the driver because he would’ve loved this adventure! it was one of my favorite days to explore. met so many sweet people and took so many photos. this was at giants causeway which was the last leg of the tour. it was very reasonably priced and got some amazing shots!! #gameofthrone #ireland #belfast

One Step at a Time: Discovering the Wonders of North Coast and Causeway Coastal Route 🚶‍♂️⛰️

One step at a time, we unveil the wonders of the North Coast and the Causeway Coastal Route. 🚶‍♂️⛰️ From the majestic cliffs to the hidden coves, this journey invites you to revel in the beauty of nature. Let each step be a reminder of the transformative power of exploration and the beauty that lies just beyond the horizon. One step at a time, immerse yourself in the breathtaking landscapes and unlock the treasures that await you along the way.

The Dark Hedges - Northern Ireland, UK

The Dark Hedges is a captivating natural wonder located in County Antrim, Northern Ireland. This enchanting avenue is adorned with intertwined beech trees that create a mesmerizing tunnel-like pathway. Each tree stretches its branches towards the other, forming a stunning canopy above the road below. With its hauntingly beautiful appearance, the Dark Hedges has become a popular tourist attraction and a favorite spot for photographers & nature enthusiasts alike. The interplay of light and shadows filtering through the dense foliage adds an ethereal touch to the landscape. The origins of the Dark Hedges date back to the 18th century when the trees were initially planted as an entrance to Gracehill House. Today, it serves as an emblematic symbol of Ireland's natural beauty & folklore. The site gained international recognition after it was featured in the popular TV series “Game of Thrones”. From Belfast, you can rent a car or take a taxi to reach. Alternatively, you can use public transportation by taking a train or bus to the nearest town, Ballymoney & then arranging for a taxi or local transportation to the Dark Hedges. #wecreate #uk #tripblazers #darwintravel

My GOT Fans… The Dark Hedges!

The Dark Hedges is an iconic tourist destination located in Northern Ireland. This place was made famous by my favorite show - Game of Thrones! This wonder filled with weirdly shaped trees. It is a stunning avenue of beech trees which have grown together. You can join a countryside tour of Northern Ireland to get to the Dark Hedges. Then you can walk along the road and take pictures of the magnificent scenery. The site is close to other attractions, such as the Giant's Causeway, which are also worth visiting. The Dark Hedges is a must-see for nature lovers and Game of Thrones fans alike, and is sure to leave a lasting impression! #northernireland

Northern Ireland: Another country with amazing nature. The must to see is Dark Hedges, Giant’s Causeway which is an ancient volcanic fissure eruption and National Trust Carrick-a-Rede with arope bridge that yiu can walk through. This is one of the best trip in my life 💙

🍃 Natural Trip ~ Belfast 🇬🇧

Aside from shopping and food hunt, I do like to visit our “Mother Nature” too!! We have decided to visit Belfast during the weekend. I would say 3D2N is good enough. The two spots that I would recommend you to visit are listed down below🙌🙌 I would recommend you to follow a One-day tour as it is very easy and you get to access to all the amazing places. The price is definitely affordable and you can choose the time that suits you. As for myself, we departed at 7am ☀️ and get back to the city before evening. The tour guide was very kind and funny, he was explaining all the history and story along the way 👍 The Dark Hedges 📍Bregagh Rd, Stranocum, Ballymoney BT53 8PX, United Kingdom Giant’s Causeway 📍Bushmills BT57 8SU, United Kingdom You will definitely love all the scenery and if you’re driving, you’ll probably enjoy more as you can follow your own pace 🤣🤣 All the best, cheers! 🍻

Giants Causeway

Flanked by the wild Atlantic Ocean and a landscape of dramatic cliffs, for centuries the Giant’s Causeway has inspired artists, stirred scientific debate and captured the imagination of all who see it. It has been award UNESCO world heritage status, with beautiful walks good for all abilities. The location is also fully accessible with a bus operating to get to the stones every 15 minutes. Getting There - By train Regular train services operate from Belfast or Londonderry to Coleraine, then change to bus connection Ulsterbus Service 172. By bus Regular services available, some are seasonal. Ulsterbus Service 172; Goldline Service 221; Causeway Rambler Service 402; Open Top Causeway Coast Service 177; Antrim Coaster Service 252. By bus Regular services available, some are seasonal. Ulsterbus Service 172; Goldline Service 221; Causeway Rambler Service 402; Open Top Causeway Coast Service 177; Antrim Coaster Service 252. Attractions - National Trust Giants Causeway Hotels - Many options in Bushmill. Causeway Hotel and Finn McCools Hostel are very well located adjacent to the visitors centre. Food & Restaurants - Café at visitors centre, The Nook Pub, Causeway Hotel Restaurant are all good locations for a bite to eat. Shopping - National Trust Gift Shop