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Discover Portrush Walking Tours

Portrush Town Hall, 1 Mark Street, Portrush, BT56 8DX
Discover Portrush Walking Tours in front of Portrush lifeboat
  • Discover Portrush Walking Tours in front of Portrush lifeboat
  • Discover Portrush Walking Tours overlooking Ramore Head, Portrush
  • Discover Portrush Walking Tours group shot in front of Portrush East Strand
  • Discover Portrush Walking Tours on steps by the Arcadia

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Step into the story of Portrush on a relaxed 90-minute guided walking tour along the spectacular Causeway Coast. Beginning at Portrush Town Hall, this scenic 1.3mile coastal walk follows well-maintained paths, offering breathtaking Atlantic views and a deeper understanding of the town's rich maritime heritage.

Led by accredited local guides, Discover Portrush Walking Tours bring the town's past and present to life through personal stories, local knowledge, fond memories and fascinating insights into the events and people who shaped this vibrant seaside community.

Along the way you'll explore the historic harbour and lifeboat station, feel the cool Atlantic spray of the sea by Ramore, follow the dramatic coastline past Portandhu before taking in the views at the historic Arcadia — a centrepiece of Portrush's famous seaside entertainment scene.

Expect stories of shipwrecks and sea rescues, the arrival of the railway and Portrush's Golden Era of tourism, the natural geology of the coastline, and the global spotlight brought by The Open Championship.

With sweeping views toward Donegal, the Skerries Islands, and even Scotland on a clear day, this is a walking tour where scenery and storytelling combine to create a truly memorable experience.

Delivered by Portrush Heritage Group, and supported through The 153rd Open Legacy Fund, these community-led tours are rooted in local knowledge and a commitment to celebrating and sharing the unique character of Portrush.

By joining the tour, visitors are directly supporting local heritage education and initiatives that ensure the town's distinctive spirit continues to thrive for generations to come.

Highlights:
• 90-minute guided walking tour
• Approx. 1.3mile scenic coastal route
• Starting point: Portrush Town Hall
• Mostly flat route on well-maintained paths
• Stunning views of the Atlantic, Donegal and the Skerries Islands
• Fascinating maritime history and local legends
• Led by accredited local guides with personal stories
• Delivered by a community-led not-for-profit heritage organisation

What to bring

Please be mindful of weather conditions on the day and wear comfortable footwear to ensure a safe and pleasant experience. It is always advisable to pack a jacket! Include a bottle of water for hydration and a camera/phone to capture the spectacular views and you are set to go!

Accessibility

At Discover Portrush Walking Tours, accessible and inclusive experiences are important to us. The carefully planned tour route follows mostly flat, well-maintained pedestrian paths designed to be accessible for many visitors; however, some sections may present challenges for certain mobility needs. If you have specific needs, please contact us in advance so we can support your experience.

Things to know:

Our Walking Tours are best suited to adults and children aged 12 and over. Younger children are welcome at parental discretion. Children under 18 must be accompanied by a responsible adult.

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* Monday - Sunday 08:00 - 18:00

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