Places of interest and places to go hiking

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This is another fantastic place to visit on the north coast , with a nice little pub/restaurant 5 mins away . Ps still can’t figure out how to embed on this site with the mobile phone 📱 

Hi Konrad,

Nice one! It seems easy to access with a car park not far.
Would you be able to give us more details on how to get there? Main road or closest town maybe?
Also, how long will you say it takes to enjoy this walk fully?

Regarding the embedding of the video, you will need to go on the desktop version of our community. You can do so also from your 📱.
But do not worry, we can do it as well for you! 😉

Yeah sure , it’s between limavady and Castlerock . 15 mins from limavady on the coast road . Follow the directions for the ferry to cross over the foyle .
It’s one of those walks that can last as long as you want . 20 mins to explore the tower but you then can go on for a walk along the beach .

The beach looks fantastic; I have to say!
Thanks again for all your recommendation and your local expertise Konrad.

If you had to choose one place to visit and enjoy a walk, where would this be?
Often our visitors have a restricted amount of time on the island and have to make hard decisions, having your recommendation/video will for sure help them.

Well I love being in the mountains but if I had to tell a visitor where to go it would have to be the north coast . From beach’s to castles , villages and towns there’s so much to do . On a sunny summers day there’s nowhere better in any country 😉
Konrad

I could have not said it better Konrad!
Even after 100s of drives along that coast, I am every time impressed by its majestic glens. 😍

This is Binevenagh on the north coast , situated between Limavady  and Colersine . There's no shortage of walks in and around  these cliffs . Different lengths and grades of difficulty . 

Hi Konrad,

Thank you for sharing your amazing videos with the community.  They showcase the Causeway Coast and Glens brilliantly, allowing us to experience its scenery from the same perspective as the many seabirds that flock the coastline!

The Dunluce Castle one showed the very place where the kitchens plunged to the sea during a storm centuries ago, and gave a great shot of the cave at the foot of the cliff below Dunluce, showing how the boats approached the fortress.  It highlighted how rugged the Antrim Coast really is.

The Binevenagh video showcased what an excellent area it is for walking and exploring, along with the great views across Lough Foyle and beyond that make it such a rewarding experience.  

We look forward to seeing more of your work!
Anne