Mark’s guidebook
Local Portrush restaurant
Situated on the stunning coast of North Antrim in the seaside town of Portrush, the Ramore offers a unique range of restaurants & bars serving highly renowned dishes & drinks for all tastes... There are a selection of restaurants at a beautiful harbour area. They are non-bookable with the exception of the Prawn and Neptune (this restaurant is exclusively for adults)
Grab a booking ticket and allow time to grab a couple of cocktails or designer gins whilst you wait upstairs in the beautiful lounge area of the harbour bar. Live music most nights.
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Ramore Restaurants
1 Harbour RdGrab a booking ticket and allow time to grab a couple of cocktails or designer gins whilst you wait upstairs in the beautiful lounge area of the harbour bar. Live music most nights.
Amusement Park
Entertainment
Barry's will always be a fun place to visit for young and old. There are plenty of rides to enjoy including the Helter Skelter, the classic Cyclone and the Big Dipper rollercoaster. You can bulk buy your tokens at the cash desk and you get extra free tokens for £10 or £20 bags of tokens. There is plenty of nice ice cream and other snacks available for you to enjoy.
It is worth noting that adults get on most rides free if accompanying a child. Woo hoo!
Scream if you want to go faster!!!
Make sure to also go on the ghost train!!!
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Barry's fornøyelsespark
16 Eglinton StBarry's will always be a fun place to visit for young and old. There are plenty of rides to enjoy including the Helter Skelter, the classic Cyclone and the Big Dipper rollercoaster. You can bulk buy your tokens at the cash desk and you get extra free tokens for £10 or £20 bags of tokens. There is plenty of nice ice cream and other snacks available for you to enjoy.
It is worth noting that adults get on most rides free if accompanying a child. Woo hoo!
Scream if you want to go faster!!!
Make sure to also go on the ghost train!!!
Sightseeing
Giant's Causeway, Northern Ireland's first UNESCO Heritage Site, is a geological wonder and home to a wealth of history and legend. It’s an epic sight, with a whopping 40,000 or so of these hexagonal-shaped pillars, which dates back to a volcanic age almost 60 million years ago. Learn about the legend of the Giant Finn McCool and Bennadoner. There is a shuttle bus to the main stone columns, great for people with mobility difficulties.
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Giant's Causeway
Giant's Causeway, Northern Ireland's first UNESCO Heritage Site, is a geological wonder and home to a wealth of history and legend. It’s an epic sight, with a whopping 40,000 or so of these hexagonal-shaped pillars, which dates back to a volcanic age almost 60 million years ago. Learn about the legend of the Giant Finn McCool and Bennadoner. There is a shuttle bus to the main stone columns, great for people with mobility difficulties.
Are you brave enough to cross Carrick-a-rede rope bridge in nearby Ballintoy? The actual rope bridge is not for the faint-hearted, especially when it’s windy! But there are staff on hand to check wind speed and keep the public moving on the bridge. The walk from the car park to the bridge is about 1.5km and offers some stunning scenery!
It can get very busy, pre-booking tickets online can save queuing time, as there is a separate queue for online bookings. There are queues getting onto the rope bridge, but this is more to control how many people are on the bridge and the little island.
The overflow car park was used in a scene for Game of Thrones, so extra bonus if your a fan of this series.
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Carrick-A-Rede Rope Bridge
Are you brave enough to cross Carrick-a-rede rope bridge in nearby Ballintoy? The actual rope bridge is not for the faint-hearted, especially when it’s windy! But there are staff on hand to check wind speed and keep the public moving on the bridge. The walk from the car park to the bridge is about 1.5km and offers some stunning scenery!
It can get very busy, pre-booking tickets online can save queuing time, as there is a separate queue for online bookings. There are queues getting onto the rope bridge, but this is more to control how many people are on the bridge and the little island.
The overflow car park was used in a scene for Game of Thrones, so extra bonus if your a fan of this series.
This is an unusually large and relatively well-preserved medieval ruin that is well worth a several-hour visit and is in a beautiful coast edge location as many of the other sights along the northern The Causeway Coast. The castle is almost complete with all rooms and various building functions - even with a gangway to the castle's entrance! The North Sea's whipping water far below the cliff edge makes its way to give the place its exciting character. Learn about how the kitchen fell into the sea and a hand boy held on to save his life!! Try on medieval clothes!! Most importantly take in the breath taking views!!
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Dunluce Castle
87 Dunluce RdThis is an unusually large and relatively well-preserved medieval ruin that is well worth a several-hour visit and is in a beautiful coast edge location as many of the other sights along the northern The Causeway Coast. The castle is almost complete with all rooms and various building functions - even with a gangway to the castle's entrance! The North Sea's whipping water far below the cliff edge makes its way to give the place its exciting character. Learn about how the kitchen fell into the sea and a hand boy held on to save his life!! Try on medieval clothes!! Most importantly take in the breath taking views!!