Step Into the Wild Heart of the Mournes
Tollymore is a landscape of myth and majesty. Here, the rushing waters of the Shimna River cut through granite crags and ancient woodland, creating a natural playground that feels a world away from the everyday. Whether you are navigating the historic stone bridges on our signature River Trail, honing your climbing skills at the National Outdoor Centre, or simply enjoying the quiet rustle of the forest floor with your dog, Tollymore offers an escape for every explorer. From the dramatic depths of the Shimna Gorge to the quiet beauty of our historic arboretum, your next great adventure starts under the canopy of these timeless trees. Pack your boots, bring your camera, and experience the unparalleled beauty of Northern Ireland’s premier forest park
Standing proudly on the rugged shores of Belfast Lough, Carrickfergus Castle is more than just a monument—it is a living witness to over 800 years of turbulent history. As one of the best-preserved medieval fortresses in Ireland, this Anglo-Norman stronghold invites The Player to step back in time.
Traverse the ancient stone corridors, stand atop the towering keep to take in panoramic views of the coast, and immerse yourself in the stories of sieges, royalty, and daily life that have shaped this iconic site since the 12th century. Whether you are a dedicated history buff, a family seeking a unique day out, or a traveler exploring the beauty of Northern Ireland, Carrickfergus Castle offers an unforgettable glimpse into the medieval past
Nestled deep within the dramatic granite peaks of the Mourne Mountains, Ben Crom Reservoir is a breathtaking testament to both nature’s rugged beauty and human engineering. Surrounded by the iconic summits of Slieve Binnian, Slieve Bearnagh, and the stooped peak of Ben Crom itself, this serene body of water offers a quiet escape for those looking to immerse themselves in the wild heart of Northern Irelan
Perched dramatically on the cliff-tops of the North Antrim coast, offers a hauntingly beautiful glimpse into Northern Ireland’s past. These iconic medieval ruins, once the seat of the MacDonnell Clan, overlook the turbulent Atlantic Ocean, providing some of the most stunning photography spots in the country. Whether you’re exploring the history behind the walls or taking a coastal walk beneath the ruins, a visit to this historic site is an essential part of any North Coast journey
Step into legend at the Giant’s Causeway, a world-renowned UNESCO World Heritage Site on the stunning North Antrim coast. Discover the mystery behind the 40,000 interlocking basalt columns, explore breathtaking cliff-top coastal trails, and immerse yourself in the rich history at our award-winning Visitor Centre. Whether you are seeking adventure, nature, or a walk through geological history, the Giant’s Causeway offers an unforgettable experience for every visitor.
