Best Attractions in Giant's Causeway

An iconic 18th-century cliffside temple with breathtaking Atlantic views and rich historical charm near Castlerock, Northern Ireland.

Climb or descend 162 steep stone steps along the cliffs above the Giant’s Causeway for sweeping views of the Causeway Coast and a true sense of this wild, volcanic landscape.

Explore the evocative ruins of Dunseverick Castle, perched on basalt cliffs with a history stretching back to ancient Gaelic kings and Viking raids.

A magical 30-foot waterfall hidden in a fairytale glen—free to visit, unforgettable to experience.

Experience Northern Ireland’s wild coastal beauty and ancient history at Torr Head, where sea, cliffs, and legends meet.

Discover the world’s oldest licensed whiskey distillery, where centuries of tradition meet the art of smooth, triple-distilled Irish whiskey.

Experience a scenic heritage railway journey linking Bushmills village to the iconic Giant's Causeway along Northern Ireland’s stunning coastline.

A wild, windswept crescent of white sand on the Causeway Coast, where grazing cattle, ancient dunes and Atlantic views create a timeless coastal escape.

Experience Northern Ireland’s breathtaking 193km coastal drive featuring iconic landmarks, dramatic cliffs, and thrilling adventures along the Causeway Coastal Route.

Explore Glenariff Forest Park’s enchanting waterfalls, scenic trails, and rich wildlife in the heart of Northern Ireland’s stunning Antrim Glens.

Discover Dunseverick Falls, a serene coastal waterfall where rugged cliffs meet the Atlantic, enriched by nearby ancient castle ruins.

A sheltered coastal inlet beneath the Causeway cliffs where native cattle have returned and basalt geology meets Atlantic serenity.

Explore the hauntingly beautiful ruins of Bonamargy Friary, where medieval history and legend intertwine on the scenic Antrim coast.

Dramatic white limestone cliffs, powerful surf, and scenic coastal walks define Whiterocks Beach, a Blue Flag gem on Northern Ireland’s Causeway Coast.

Explore Northern Ireland’s marine wonders and coastal heritage at Portrush Coastal Zone, a vibrant centre in a historic Victorian bathhouse.

A peaceful whitewashed harbour at White Park Bay’s edge, blending rich salmon fishing heritage with stunning coastal vistas and rugged walking trails.

Discover the serene charm of Portcoon Jetty, a tranquil coastal escape with stunning views near the Giant’s Causeway.

Discover the life, work, and inspiration of Nobel laureate Seamus Heaney in this immersive arts centre nestled in his home village of Bellaghy.

Walk among 40,000 hexagonal basalt columns on a paved trail steeped in geology and Irish legend.

Explore Northern Ireland’s dramatic coastline from historic Dunseverick Castle to the iconic basalt columns of the Giant's Causeway on this stunning coastal walk.

Discover Northern Ireland’s iconic Giant's Causeway and Organ Pipes—ancient volcanic columns steeped in legend and natural beauty.

Essential access point to Northern Ireland’s iconic Giant’s Causeway with convenient parking and visitor facilities.

Experience breathtaking coastal vistas and ancient basalt columns at the iconic Giant's Causeway Viewpoint near Bushmills.

Step aboard a historic heritage railway for a scenic journey from Bushmills to the legendary basalt columns of the Giant's Causeway.

Experience breathtaking coastal panoramas and dramatic geological formations at the Amphitheatre Viewpoint, the stunning climax of Bushmills' cliffwalk.

Discover the serene coastal beauty and natural tranquility of Whitebay, a peaceful retreat on Northern Ireland’s scenic North Antrim coast.

A peaceful bird hide overlooking the River Bann estuary, perfect for quiet wildlife watching and coastal walks near Portstewart Strand.

A dramatic coastal hike from Dunseverick Castle to the Giant’s Causeway, following rugged cliffs and panoramic headlands along Northern Ireland’s Causeway Coast.

Historic gateway to Downhill Demesne’s gardens, clifftops, and the iconic Mussenden Temple on Northern Ireland’s stunning Causeway Coast.

Discover The Element Rock, a breathtaking natural sculpture on Northern Ireland’s rugged Causeway Coast, where sea and stone meet in dramatic harmony.

Experience the thrill of crossing Northern Ireland’s iconic 20-metre rope bridge suspended 30 metres above the Atlantic, surrounded by breathtaking coastal vistas.

Cozy café in Bushmills serving hearty breakfasts and specialty coffees, perfect for a pitstop near the Giant’s Causeway.

A serene natural rock pool along Northern Ireland’s rugged Causeway Coast, perfect for swimming, scenic walks, and tranquil coastal escapes.

Experience Northern Ireland’s rugged coastline on a scenic 4.8-mile trail from historic Dunseverick Castle to the iconic Giant’s Causeway basalt columns.

Historic coastal fortress and rugged surf spot on Northern Ireland’s dramatic Causeway Coast, blending ancient heritage with wild Atlantic beauty.

Experience breathtaking coastal panoramas and tranquil natural beauty at the Bay of the Cow Viewpoint along Northern Ireland’s rugged Causeway Coast.

Your friendly, convenient local store in Bushmills, open daily with extended hours for all your essential needs.

A dramatic sea cave carved into the Causeway Coast’s basalt cliffs, offering raw coastal beauty and a sense of hidden adventure near Bushmills.

Explore Northern Ireland’s rugged northern coastline on the Ulster Way and Causeway Coast Way, a scenic hiking trail rich in natural beauty and cultural heritage.

A captivating bronze sculpture in Bushmills celebrating the Ulster-Scots language and cultural heritage through rich symbolism and community spirit.

Your friendly local convenience store in Bushmills, open daily from 7 AM to 10 PM for all your quick shopping needs.

Discover The Slot in Portrush: a stunning coastal hiking path with dramatic cliffs and ocean views along Northern Ireland’s iconic Causeway Coast.

Dramatic coastal headland in Portrush with sweeping Atlantic views, rocky cliffs, and a lively harbour scene with restaurants and bars.

Discover the breathtaking basalt columns of the Giant's Causeway, where ancient volcanic forces and Irish legends shape a UNESCO World Heritage marvel.