Ballymena Vacations

Glenariff Forest Park, the "Queen of the Glens," showcases stunning waterfalls and lush woodland trails in Northern Ireland. Follow the waterfall walkway through ancient forests for breathtaking views of cascading water.

This ancestral home of the Earls of Antrim showcases an award-winning Walled Garden with vibrant seasonal blooms. Explore centuries of history on a guided castle tour, then savor local cuisine at the charming Tea Room.

Nestled along Northern Ireland's Antrim Coast, Cushendun Beach offers serene shores and views to Scotland's Mull of Kintyre. Explore the adjacent Cornish-style village with its charming tea rooms after your coastal walk.

This volcanic plug where Saint Patrick once tended sheep offers a challenging hike with rewarding panoramic views. Trek the steep 1.5km trail for glimpses of both the Antrim and Scottish coasts.

Set within the historic 220-acre Galgorm Castle Estate, this championship parkland course has hosted the Irish Open. Experience world-class golf alongside the scenic rivers Maine and Braid.

Perched on a headland overlooking the Irish Sea, Red Bay Castle's 13th-century ruins tell tales of Northern Ireland's past. Explore the tower house while capturing dramatic coastal views in County Antrim.

After visiting Layde Old Church, make a plan to see the other sights and activities in Cushendall. Wander the seaside in this quaint area.

Lurig Mountain rises dramatically from the Glens of Antrim, offering panoramic views of Northern Ireland's coastline and Scottish shores. Hikers are rewarded with breathtaking vistas of Glenariff and the Irish Sea.