Giant's Causeway, Bushmills

What a fantastic place! I love the way the visitors centre fits into the environment and sets the scene. Take a walk down to the coastline (it’s free) and walk around and go back up the cliff face route (rather than returning up the road). You can even see Scotland on a good day! Breathtaking!

Ireland is famous for its water and the high rise rocks. Giants causeway has peculiar hexagonal volcanic rocks which give an extreme gratifying look for nature lovers as well as photographers. I would recommend to walk complete thing as shown in walking maps there and then climb to top to get the essence of Ireland.

Such a cool place! Be prepared to walk quite a bit on slopes to get to the rocks. If possible, I recommend going after closing. You don't have to pay for the visitor's center and can just walk right in. Plus, after about 30 minutes, we had the whole place to ourselves and watched the sunset. Absolutely great.

Excellent day out, highly recommend. Cafe prices aren't ridiculous, only a little more than other local places. Being a coat or jacket it's super windy, and if it's raining prepare to get wet and slip around a bit on the rocks! Plenty of staff around the rocks to help people find the easiest way up and down :) Bring a camera for sure and keep your phone charged!

A must-see destination and a stunning natural phenomena. This is one of those places that unless you go there by yourself, people cannot describe to you why it is so special. You'll see a breathtaking scenery of cliffs, rocks, sea and some really nice birds too. The tourist centre is really well organized, more so than any other I saw in the UK. If you go from Belfast, you'll have to take a bus, which takes three hours +/- and it is not expensive.