Discover the Majestic Dunserverick to Giant's Causeway Walk

Explore the stunning Dunserverick to Giant's Causeway Walk, where dramatic cliffs and breathtaking coastal views await adventurers in Northern Ireland.

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Dunserverick To Giant's Causeway Walk

Embark on an unforgettable journey along the breathtaking Dunserverick to Giant's Causeway Walk. This stunning coastal trek showcases the raw beauty of Northern Ireland, where dramatic cliffs meet the roaring Atlantic Ocean. Ideal for nature lovers and adventure seekers, this hike promises captivating vistas at every turn, revealing the region's rich geological history and stunning landscapes.

A brief summary to Dunserverick To Giant's Causeway Walk

North Antrim, Coast Walk, Bushmills, Dunseverick, GB

Local tips

Wear sturdy hiking shoes, as parts of the trail can be rocky and uneven.
Check the weather forecast before your hike, as conditions can change rapidly.
Bring water and snacks to stay hydrated and energized along the trail.
Consider visiting early in the morning or late afternoon to avoid crowds and enjoy quieter scenery.
Take your time to enjoy the views and don’t forget to capture the stunning landscapes with photos.

Getting There

Car

If you are driving from Giant's Causeway, start by heading north on the A2 road. Continue on the A2 for approximately 4.5 miles (7.2 km) until you reach the Dunseverick area. Look for signs for the North Antrim Coast Walk. You will find a designated parking area near the start of the Dunserverick to Giant's Causeway Walk. Parking might incur a small fee, so have some change ready.
Public Transportation

To reach the Dunserverick to Giant's Causeway Walk using public transport, you can take a bus from the Giant's Causeway Visitor Centre. Check local bus schedules for the service to Bushmills or Dunseverick. Once you arrive at the nearest bus stop, it’s a short walk (around 0.5 miles or 800 meters) to the trailhead. Make sure to plan your return trip as buses may have limited schedules.
Walking

If you are already in Giant's Causeway and prefer to walk, head west along the coastal path from the Giant's Causeway Visitor Centre. Follow the signs towards Dunserverick. The walk is approximately 1.5 miles (2.4 km) and will take you along beautiful coastal scenery. Remember to wear comfortable shoes and check the weather before you go.

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The Dunserverick to Giant's Causeway Walk is a must-visit for those seeking to immerse themselves in the natural beauty of Northern Ireland. This picturesque hike stretches along the rugged coastline of North Antrim, offering breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean and the iconic Giant's Causeway. As you traverse the well-marked paths, you’ll be greeted by dramatic cliffs, secluded beaches, and unique rock formations that tell the story of volcanic activity millions of years ago. The trail begins at the charming village of Dunseverick, where you can take a moment to explore its quaint charm before embarking on your adventure. As you make your way along the coastline, keep your camera ready. The landscape is dotted with stunning vistas, including the famous basalt columns of the Giant's Causeway, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. These natural wonders are not only a sight to behold but also a testament to the geological history of the area. The walk is accessible for most fitness levels, but be prepared for some uneven terrain and steep inclines. Along the way, you may encounter local wildlife, including seabirds and wildflowers, enhancing the experience of this serene natural environment. For those who appreciate a good story, the area is steeped in local legends and folklore, adding a layer of intrigue to your hike. Whether you choose to complete the walk in a leisurely afternoon or take your time to soak in the surroundings, the Dunserverick to Giant's Causeway Walk is an unforgettable experience that showcases the raw beauty of Northern Ireland's coastline.

Iconic landmarks you can’t miss

Giants Causeway Carpark

3.8 km

Explore the legendary Giants Causeway, a breathtaking natural wonder with unique basalt columns and stunning coastal views.

Whitepark Bay viewpoint

3.9 km

Discover the stunning coastal views and serene landscapes at Whitepark Bay Viewpoint in Ballycastle, Northern Ireland – a perfect spot for nature lovers.

Causeway Coastal Route

5.9 km

Discover the breathtaking beauty and rich history along the iconic Causeway Coastal Route in Northern Ireland, filled with stunning landscapes and cultural treasures.

National Trust - Carrick-a-Rede

7.5 km

Explore the breathtaking Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge, where adventure meets stunning coastal views in Northern Ireland.

Dunluce Castle

8.7 km

Explore the breathtaking ruins of Dunluce Castle, a medieval marvel perched on the rugged Antrim coastline, rich in history and stunning views.

The Dark Hedges

12.4 km

Explore the Dark Hedges, an iconic beech tree avenue in Northern Ireland, offering breathtaking views and a touch of cinematic magic.

National Trust Barmouth Bird Hide

21.3 km

Immerse yourself in the stunning beauty of nature at Barmouth Bird Hide, a premier birdwatching and nature reserve in Northern Ireland.

National Trust - Mussenden Temple and Downhill Demesne

24.2 km

Discover Mussenden Temple and Downhill Demesne: a breathtaking blend of history, nature, and stunning coastal views in Northern Ireland.

National Trust - Mussenden Temple and Downhill Demesne

Merrick Stone

28.6 km

Discover the allure of Merrick Stone, a historical landmark in Limavady, Northern Ireland, steeped in culture and surrounded by breathtaking beauty.

Moville Shore Path Walk, Inishowen

37.7 km

Experience the breathtaking beauty of the Moville Shore Path Walk, a scenic coastal trail in County Donegal, perfect for leisurely strolls and nature appreciation.

American Monument

39.8 km

Experience the breathtaking beauty and poignant history of the American Monument at Mull of Oa, a must-visit destination on the Isle of Islay.

Culdaff Beach

44.4 km

Discover the beauty of Culdaff Beach in County Donegal, a stunning Blue Flag destination perfect for relaxation and adventure by the sea.

The Temple of Deen

44.8 km

Discover the serenity and historical significance of The Temple of Deen, a hidden gem in Co. Donegal's lush landscape, perfect for curious travelers.

Carraig Fhada Lighthouse

45.0 km

Explore the scenic Carraig Fhada Lighthouse on Islay, where maritime history meets breathtaking coastal views and serene natural beauty.

Whitebay

45.0 km

Explore the breathtaking beauty of Whitebay, a tranquil tourist attraction in Ballymena perfect for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

Unmissable attractions to see

Dunseveric to Giant Causeway trail Strat

0.2 km

Explore the breathtaking Dunseveric to Giant's Causeway trail, where stunning coastal views and unique geological wonders await in Northern Ireland.

Dunseveric to Giant Causeway trail Strat

North Antrim Cliff Path Hike

0.2 km

Discover the stunning North Antrim Cliff Path Hike, where breathtaking coastal views and natural wonders await in Northern Ireland.

Dunseverick Castle

0.2 km

Discover the captivating ruins of Dunseverick Castle, a historical landmark offering breathtaking coastal views and a rich tapestry of Northern Irish history.

Dunseverick Falls

0.8 km

Explore the enchanting Dunseverick Falls, a stunning waterfall destination in Northern Ireland offering breathtaking views and scenic hiking trails.

Dunseverick Surf

1.2 km

Experience the thrill of surfing at Dunseverick Surf, where stunning coastal views and vibrant local culture come together for an unforgettable adventure in Northern Ireland.

Dunseverick pool

1.2 km

Experience the serenity and natural beauty of Dunseverick Pool, a hidden gem near Bushmills, perfect for relaxation and adventure.

Causeway Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty

1.2 km

Explore the stunning Causeway Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, where dramatic cliffs meet the Atlantic Ocean in Northern Ireland.

Dunseverick Harbour

1.4 km

Experience the serene beauty and rich history of Dunseverick Harbour, a must-see scenic spot on Northern Ireland's captivating coastline.

Portbradden Harbour

2.3 km

Experience the breathtaking beauty of Portbradden Harbour on Northern Ireland's stunning Antrim coast, a must-visit for nature lovers and photographers.

Portbraddan Cottage

2.3 km

Discover the charm and beauty of Portbraddan Cottage, a picturesque tourist attraction in the heart of Northern Ireland's coastal landscape.

National Trust - White Park Bay

3.1 km

Experience the unspoiled beauty of White Park Bay, a serene coastal haven with stunning beaches, rich wildlife, and breathtaking landscapes in Northern Ireland.

Dunseverick coastal walk

3.1 km

Discover the majestic scenery and rich history of the Dunseverick Coastal Walk, a top hiking destination on Northern Ireland's stunning coastline.

Whitepark Bay Beach

3.1 km

Experience the natural beauty of Whitepark Bay Beach, a serene public beach in Northern Ireland perfect for relaxation and exploration amidst breathtaking landscapes.

Organ Pipes - Giant's Causeway

3.3 km

Explore the stunning Organ Pipes at Giant's Causeway, a natural wonder with breathtaking views and unique geological formations in Northern Ireland.

Amphitheatre Viewpoint - End of the cliffwalk

3.4 km

Experience breathtaking views and stunning geological formations at the Amphitheatre Viewpoint in Bushmills, Northern Ireland.

Amphitheatre Viewpoint - End of the cliffwalk

Essential places to dine

Causeway Tavern B & B

Discover unparalleled comfort at The Causeway Hotel, your gateway to explore Northern Ireland's breathtaking landscapes near the iconic Giant's Causeway.

Roark's Kitchen

5.2 km

Discover Roark's Kitchen in Ballintoy: A cozy cafe offering homemade treats and stunning views along Northern Ireland’s breathtaking coast.

Clubhouse Restaurant & Bar

5.7 km

Discover exquisite grilled cuisine at Clubhouse Restaurant & Bar in Portballintrae – where local flavors meet breathtaking coastal views.

The Bushmills Inn Restaurant and Bar

5.8 km

Discover culinary delights at The Bushmills Inn Restaurant and Bar - where traditional Irish hospitality meets modern gastropub dining.

The Bushmills Inn Hotel

5.8 km

Discover luxury and history at The Bushmills Inn Hotel – your gateway to Northern Ireland's breathtaking landscapes.

Market Square

5.8 km

Experience authentic Irish cuisine at Market Square in Bushmills - where delicious food meets vibrant culture.

Bushmills Townhouse

5.8 km

Discover exceptional comfort and fine dining at Bushmills Townhouse in Northern Ireland's charming village.

Lorna's Kitchen

5.9 km

Experience the essence of Irish cuisine at Lorna's Kitchen in Bushmills - where local flavors meet warm hospitality.

The Bush House Bar

5.9 km

Discover The Bush House Bar - A Cozy Pub Experience in Bushmills Offering Local Brews and Hearty Irish Fare.

Explore unique finds and support a noble cause at Bushmills Save the Children thrift store, a charming stop in the heart of Bushmills.

Discover the vibrant culinary scene at Nellie Rua's in Ballycastle, where local flavors meet a welcoming atmosphere in a stunning beer garden.

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Discover the Majestic Dunserverick to Giant's Causeway Walk

A brief summary to Dunserverick To Giant's Causeway Walk

Local tips

Getting There

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Public Transportation

Walking

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Iconic landmarks you can’t miss

Giants Causeway Carpark

Whitepark Bay viewpoint

Causeway Coastal Route

National Trust - Carrick-a-Rede

Dunluce Castle

The Dark Hedges

National Trust Barmouth Bird Hide

National Trust - Mussenden Temple and Downhill Demesne

Merrick Stone

Moville Shore Path Walk, Inishowen

American Monument

Culdaff Beach

The Temple of Deen

Carraig Fhada Lighthouse

Whitebay

Unmissable attractions to see

Dunseveric to Giant Causeway trail Strat

North Antrim Cliff Path Hike

Dunseverick Castle

Dunseverick Falls

Dunseverick Surf

Dunseverick pool

Causeway Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty

Dunseverick Harbour

Portbradden Harbour

Portbraddan Cottage

National Trust - White Park Bay

Dunseverick coastal walk

Whitepark Bay Beach

Organ Pipes - Giant's Causeway

Amphitheatre Viewpoint - End of the cliffwalk

Essential places to dine

Causeway Tavern B & B

Bothy White Park Bay

The Nook

Hungry Giant Causeway

Finn McCool's Giants Causeway Hostel

National trust cafe

The Causeway Hotel

Roark's Kitchen

Clubhouse Restaurant & Bar

The Bushmills Inn Restaurant and Bar

The Bushmills Inn Hotel

Market Square

Bushmills Townhouse

Lorna's Kitchen

The Bush House Bar

Markets, malls and hidden boutiques

Express Snack Hub & Hot Drinks

Co-op Food - Bushmills

CentraBushmills

Therapy Style Studio

Therapy:Sole

Lilly's

Carleton’s Corner Shop

Glass's Fruiterer & Florists

North Coast Coffee

Taylor Yates

Linen Lane

The Designerie

Hollie’s Highlighters

Causeway Books

Bushmills Save the Children

Essential bars & hidden hideouts

McBrides Bar

The Scotch House Bar

Chonga Castlecatt