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Northern Ireland with its lush green glens and fringed by Atlantic Ocean on one side and Irish Sea on other is undoubtedly a Nature’s paradise. If you drive along its two coastal routes the world-famous Causeway coastal route and Mourne coastal route you will come across of plethora of gorgeous sandy beaches to enjoy your

Northern Ireland has some of the best caves in the world. One of the best is called Caves of Cushendun.   Caves​ of Cushendun While driving through the Causeway Coastal Route between the Cushendall and Ballycastle lies the pretty quaint coastal village of Cushendun which has the famous Caves of Cushendun. We stopped at the

Blackhead Lighthouse Overview Blackhead Lighthouse is among the dozen lighthouses that make up the “Great Lighthouses of Ireland’. It stands atop the basalt cliff of Islandmaghee overlooking the Belfast Lough just 20 miles north of Belfast. Operational from 1st April 1902 this lighthouse is an example of Belfast’s proud maritime heritage which has also helped

Giant’s Causeway is an iconic place! Fringed  by the wild North Atlantic Ocean and dramatic cliffs,it’s a goldmine of spectacular natural beauty and legendary tales. The 40,000 basalt stone columns left by volcanic eruptions 60 million years ago has captured the imagination of all who see it. But it derives its name from a local

CS LEWIS SQUARE If you are a Narnia and mighty Aslan fan do visit C.S Lewis Square when you are in Belfast. C.S Lewis Square at Holywood Arches is just 0.5 km from the city center is at the heart of Connswater Community Greenway. You can explore 7 magnificent sculptures created by Irish Artist Maurice