An Irish Coffee is the perfect drink to enjoy on a cold winter’s night. Whether you’re cosying up by the fire with a good book, or entertaining guests with an after dinner treat, this cocktail of sweetened whiskey and coffee is a little piece of Ireland that you can enjoy without even having to set foot on the island! Here’s our tips for getting it just perfect: What you’ll need: 50ml cold double or whipping cream 2 tbsp soft brown […]
Ever wanted to learn how our talented local food producers create such incredible and tasty products? Well now you can! The Économusée project is a Québec inspired tourism initiative that encourages visitors to watch the artisan at work whilst offering them the opportunity to discover the beautiful and indigenous crafts that are all produced onsite, learning about the history of the craft and the cultural heritage behind the skill. Here are the Économusées you can visit during your next visit […]
Northern Ireland is home to many incredible heritage treasures, many of which are located in the stunning Causeway Coast and Glens region. From abandoned friaries to medieval castles, this intriguing coastal destination has witnessed a dramatic history and as a result, has many stories to tell. Here’s just a few you can discover on your next holiday to the island: Dunluce Castle The iconic ruin of Dunluce Castle bears witness to a long and tumultuous history. First built on […]
The year 2020 marks the start of a new decade, and with a new decade comes a sense of introspect. What do you want to achieve over the next 10 years? If your answer is “to travel more”, you’re not alone! Travel awakens the soul and opens our eyes to many new experiences, creating memories that will last a lifetime. Considering Northern Ireland as your next travel destination? Here’s the things you must see and do in the Causeway Coast […]
The 148th Open at Royal Portrush, generated more than £100 million of economic benefit for Northern Ireland, according to an independent study commissioned by The R&A and figures released by Tourism Northern Ireland. The Open, which returned to Northern Ireland for the first time in 68 years delivered a total economic impact, new money entering the economy, of £45 million according to the study by Sheffield Hallam University’s Sport Industry Research Centre (SIRC). Northern Ireland also gained £37.3 million in […]
Local food and drink businesses have been learning how to get the most from social media and online influencers at a recent workshop organised by Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council’s Tourism team. Down the Hatch NI, one of Northern Ireland’s leading foodie bloggers who are passionate about discovering and promoting excellence in local food produce, delivered the course to representatives of the Taste Causeway Collaborative Growth Network. Taste Causeway, who are supported by Invest NI and Causeway Coast and […]
Here in the Causeway Coast and Glens, we pride ourselves in offering our visitors a first class experience when they visit the region. We have several Visitor Information Centres dotted around the area, all of which employ helpful and friendly Visitor Services Advisors who are happy to help you plan your trip as well as provide useful advice during your visit, should you happen to pop in to one of them. Here’s just five of the many useful services they […]
Autumn is an incredible time of the year to visit Northern Ireland’s Causeway Coast and Glens. Our diverse landscape features not only some of the world’s most beautiful coastlines and mountain ranges, but also some of the most stunning woodlands, forests and walking trails. Now is the perfect time of the year to discover them; as a familiar crispness returns to the air and the leaves become a fury of amber, gold, and red. Wrap up warm – here are […]
The Causeway Coast and Glens is home to many hauntings and spooky tales. From haunted distilleries to Celtic Vampires, check out these 10 supposedly haunted locations to explore on the Causeway Coastal Route (if you dare!) Ballymoney – The ghost of Bloody Hutchinson George Hutchinson is commonly remembered for his role in crushing the local United Irishmen during the 1798 Rebellion. It is said that every Friday 13th and on Halloween night, that ‘Bloody’ Hutchinson haunts Ballymoney town’s […]
Back in August of this year, we asked our Facebook followers to share their images of their dogs enjoying the sights of Northern Ireland’s Causeway Coast and Glens with us, and the replies we received were outstanding. We loved every single one of them and it warmed out hearts to see so many adorable pooches, big and small, enjoying our stunning views and iconic attractions! Here’s some of our favourites: This regal looking girl named Koda, pictured at Ballycastle’s […]
