Causeway Coastal Walk

If you are looking a walk with absolutely stunning scenery then this is the perfect walk. There are parts of it that are simply breath taking. If you are looking a really good stretch of the legs park in portballintrea for free and walk to the Causeway. If you continue to walk past the actual entrance you can cut up through the next carpark for free. From here follow the red walk and continue along the top of the cliff face. Beware though that there are a few steps and fences to climb over so not for anyone with disability issues or low fitness. If you can, do it, you will not be disappointed.

We just walked about a kilometer a d the views are breathtaking. If you are young this would be a fantastic walk and spending time enjoying it.

We enjoyed wandering! It was a bit chilly, but beautiful scenery! We got our exercise while enjoying the beautiful countryside!

Pity its so expensive now Weather is often dull and cloudy Its only a tourist trap now Not what it used to be

You can get a train from Coleraine to Derry-Londonderry which runs along side the Causeway with some dramatic and wonderful scenery worth doing

Wonderful site for a great walk. Start your tour at the exhibition center and get your audioguide. On a sunny day, take the yellow route (Top of the cliff) to the amphitheatre. Come back to the route to go down at sea level. Go east to the amphitheatre. Take your time and enjoy the view. In case of a rainy day or fog, not sure. Expect a 2 hours.

A fantastic walk with great views over the sea to Scotland.Well marked. Be prepared for Irish weather!!

The view is breath-taking but be prepared for a physically challenging walk. Hiking boots and sunscreen are highly recommended.

Incredible location that must be seen to be appreciated. Loved our visit. The walk to the Giants Causeway can be strenuous but there is a bus. We walked down but took the bus back as it was starting to rain. The visitor center is informative and has food and toilets.

I travelled all along the Causeway Coastline, stopping at every harbour and inlet. One of the best coastlines I have ever visited and very similar to my beloved Moray Firth in Scotland.