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Antrim Glens & Causeway Coast

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Your Self-Guided Hiking Tour Includes:

  • Top Accommodation with Breakfast
  • Detailed Itinerary, Route Notes & GPS Tracks
  • Baggage Transfer
  • Top Accommodation with Breakfast
  • Local Tips & Historical Facts to enrich your walk
  • 24/7 Support
  • Hillwalk Tours Account for on-the-go documents
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  • Day 1 Arrival in Ballycastle

    From your point of arrival, use the public transport information we provide to make the journey to Ballycastle.

  • Day 2 Dunseverick Castle - Ballintoy (via Carrick-a-Rede Ropebridge)

    8 Miles / 12.5 Km 4-5 Hrs 790ft / 240 Metres

    This coastal hike starts at the dramatic ruins of Dunseverick Castle, after a short transfer. You then follow the rugged shoreline from west to east past the quiet fishing village of Portbraddan to the sweeping sands of White Park Bay. Continue along cliffs to the charming Ballintoy Harbour, nestled among sea stacks and basalt rocks. You end your journey with a thrilling crossing of the famous Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, suspended high above the crashing waves. You stay the night in Ballintoy and if you like, you also have the option to book yourself onto a late afternoon boat trip to explore the coast from iconic Ballintoy Harbour. 

  • Day 3 Dunseverick Castle - Bushmills (via Giant's Causeway)

    8.5 Miles / 13.5 Km 4-5 Hrs 1050ft / 320 Metres

    You will walk for a long time before you find another cliff-top walk as breathtaking as this sensational trek along the Causeway coastline. After a short transfer to the dramatic ruins of Dunseverick Castle, cliff paths guide you to the spectacular Giant’s Causeway, a UNESCO world heritage site. Take some time to explore this natural wonder, and then continue along the coast or follow a path alongside the historic narrow gauge heritage railway, connecting the Giant’s Causeway and the charming town of Bushmills. If you like, you can finish your day with a visit to the oldest whiskey distillery in the world. Overnight in Bushmills.

  • Day 4 Bushmills - Portstewart

    10.5 Miles / 17 Km 4-6 Hrs 820ft / 250 Metres

    Shortly after leaving Portballintrae, the impressive ruins of Dunluce Castle suddenly appear and a stop for a closer inspection is well worthwhile. Follow the coastal path around the town of Portrush and then continue past beautiful links golf courses next to the sea until you reach Portstewart, where you spend the night.

  • Day 5 Departure from Portstewart

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