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randonnées au Nord de l'Irlande

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Posted Mon 11 Dec 2017 7:40 AM
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Bonjour,
nous prévoyons de randonner 15 Jours sur la côte Nord, de rester 3 ou 4 jours dans un endroit et de bouger
de Derry à Belfast
pouvez vous me donner des conseils, des avis sur des belles randos, des hébergements, je suis preneur de toutes les infos qui peuvent m'aider.

Merci

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Bonjour Michel,

On est ravi de savoir que vous venez nous rendre visite ! 

Tout d'abord, en ce qui concerne l'hébergement, vous pouvez utiliser notre moteur de recherches qui vous montrera tous les hébergements possibles, que vous pouvez filtrer selon le type, les prestations ou la destination. Vous pouvez aussi les visualiser sous forme de carte, ce qui peut être très pratique pour vous qui souhaitez rester à plusieurs endroits. Vous pourrez ainsi trouver des hébergements selon votre itinéraire. 

Sur cette page, vous trouverez des idées d'excursions à faire, que vous pouvez découper selon vos envies. On vous recommande par exemple de partir sur les traces de St-Patrick, de découvrir la route côtière de la Chaussée des Géants  ou encore de faire connaissance avec Belfast. Et si vous aimez la série Game of Thrones, il y a également beaucoup de choses à voir ! 

Et pour une randonnée complète à pied, voici un itinéraire très sympathique, qui vous fera parcourir des sites exceptionnels, comme le temple de Mussenden ou encore le Comté du Donegal.

N'hésitez pas aussi à jeter un oeil à notre site, plus particulièrement la section Destinations, où vous trouverez tout un tas de lieux à découvrir.

On reste de toute façon à votre disposition si vous avez des questions complémentaires ! On vous souhaite une très bonne journée en attendant !

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Bonjour Amis Randonneurs
Nous organisons des circuits guidés sur toute l'Irlande y compris l'Irlande du Nord.
À quelle période pensez-vous  venir ?
Combien de personnes dans votre groupe ? 
La côte le long de la chaussée des Géants est bien sûr un must entre Ballintoy et Bushmills.
Rathlin island vaut aussi la visite.
N'hésitez pas à nous contacter pour vous établir un programme détaillé.
Nous sommes sur le guide du Routard et bientôt sur le Petit Futé.
Très cordialement
Mireille Finnegan Eirewalk


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Hi Michel,
Great to hear you are planning a walking trip to Northern Ireland.  Hopefully you will find the following walk guides useful:
Causeway Coast Way http://www.walkni.com/d/walks/186/Causeway%20Coast%20Waymarked%20Way%20Guide.pdf
Causeway Coast and Glens Walking Guide http://www.walkni.com/d/The%20Causeway%20Coast%20and%20Glens%20-%20A%20Walker's%20Guide.pdf
48hrs in the Causeway Coast and Glens http://www.outdoorni.com/blog/2016/07/21/48hrs-in-the-causeway-coast-glens/

If you have any further questions re walking do not hesitate to contact info@walkni.com

Sarah 
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Bonjour Michel;

Comment vont les preparations de votre voyage?
Merci Mireille, Sarah et Julien pour toutes ces informations et ideés!

Entre Belfast et Derry/Londonderry, vous avez beaucoup d'opportunité de randos magnifiques.
Par exemple sur Belfast même, vous pourriez marcher le long des monts qui entourent la ville - Cavehill, à deux pas du château de Belfast ou encore Divis située à l'Ouest de la ville. Ces deux randonnées offrent une vue panoramique de la ville et selon le climat, vous pouvez même voir les montagnes de Mournes.

Pensez-vous louer une voiture ou utiliser les transports publics? Certaines randonnées sont moins accessibles que d'autres. On peut regarder ensemble lesquelles vous conviendraient le mieux dependant votre moyen de transport.

Une randonnée qui vaut le détour est celle le long du littoral nord, incluant bien evidement la chaussée des Géants!
Sarah à partagé des liens de randos le long de cette route, vous pouvez voir un ittineraire complet ici

N'hésite pas à jeter un coup d'oeil sur notre carte interactive pour plus d'idée de randonnées. Vous pouvez changer la recherche, changer la ville ou le type de randonnée que vous aimeriez faire.

Cette vidéo va peut-être également vous aider avec vos preparations 😀


Ps: To all our members, does anyone have recommendations on great walking/hiking spots between Belfast and Derry/Londonderry? Or even Accommodations? This will help Michel with his planning!

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Hi Michel

My advice would be to follow the ‘Causeway Coastal Route’ from Coleraine to Belfast but in the journey from Derry towards Coleraine, at Limavady, take B201 road (not the main road A37) towards Coleraine and then climb the ‘Bishops Road’, signposted to Gortmore Viewing Point, which will bring you to Downhill beach and from there to Coleraine. I never tire of the beauty of the landscape/seascape from the Bishops Road.

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Hi Michael,

I am delighted you and your friends are planning to come and walk the Causeway Coast.

Other folk have already done an excellent job in introducing you to the delights of this area, giving you good advice on what to see and connecting you via links to relevant literature. 

Perhaps I might add a possible plan. 

Days 1-2: Base 1: Derry/Londonderry. Explore the delights of the Walled City.  

Days 3-5: Base 2: Portstewart. Make several walks from here.You can use local bus services to your advantage, for example taking you on the outward journey or the return leg. From Portstewart west you want bus number 134, and east bus number 140.     

·        Downhill Demesne, Mussenden Temple and Downhill Beach

·        Binevenagh - Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty

·        Portstewart Strand, explore the town, walk to and around Portrush

Days 6-8: Base 3: Bushmills. You can make use of bus number 172/402.  

·        Dunluce Castle and the White Rocks Beach

·        The Giant’s Causeway and the coastline as far as Dunseverick Castle

·        White Park Bay, Ballintoy, Carrick-a-rede Rope Bridge

Days 9-11: Base 4: Ballycastle.

·        Rathlin Island

·        Fairhead, Murlough Bay

·        Glenariff Glen Forest Park

Days 12-13: You may want to spend single nights in a couple of bases.  During the day you might walk in the area of Glenarm and, depending on the time of year, you might manage to explore the Gobbins on Islandmagee.  Carrickfergus Castle is on the route to Belfast.   

Days 14-15: Final base: Belfast.  Explore the city, especially the Titanic Quarter. 

The route is summarised as follows: http://www.visitcausewaycoastandglens.com/Portals/0/downloads/CCRMap-French.pdf  I hope this might help your planning.  If we can be of further assistance, for example with accommodation, please do not hesitate to contact us at Coleraine Visitor Information Centre.

Kind regards,

Mary.


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Bonjour Michel;

Comment se passe l'organisation de votre voyage?

N'hésitez pas à revenir si vous avez besoin de plus d'information ou même pour partager vos aventures avec nous dès votre retour! 😊

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