Bushmills Irish Whiskey is made at the world's oldest licensed working distillery in County Antrim, Northern Ireland, on the beautiful North Coast. The original grant to distill was signed in 1608 by King James I, and there has been distillation on the site since then, using the unique water from the stream and Irish barley. Experience the rich aromas and full-bodied flavors of the golden nectar by pre-booking one of the tutored tasting events. Choose from several options ranging from a virtual tour to an hour-long run-through with trained whiskey experts. Admission to the distillery is £9.00 per adult, with concessions for children at £5.00 and seniors at £8.00.

Stunning coastal views and amazing photo opportunity to capture the vistas of both the North Coast and Donegal.

Walk in the footsteps of Giants and experience Northern Ireland's most visited tourist attraction and the 4th Greatest wonder of the world. The Giants Causeway comprises around 40,000 thousands of mostly hexagonal basalt columns descending gently into the sea. Depending on who you believe, the stones were formed either by an underwater volcano’s geological actions or by a giant named Finn McCool, who lived and battled along the north Antrim Coast. Admission to the Giants Causeway is free if you are walking. If you wish to visit the visitors centre the charges are £13.00 per adult, Child £6.50 and a Family £32.50

This rope bridge is suspended 30 meters above the sea, located near Ballintoy Harbour, and was originally built by fishermen over 250 years ago. The bridge spans 20 meters and links the mainland to a tiny island. It is maintained by the National Trust. If you are brave enough, it costs approximately £8 per person to cross the bridge, and it is not for the faint-hearted!

This stunning fishing port was used as the backdrop for the block buster Game of Thrones - the coastal nook is where Theon Greyjoy arrives back to the Iron Islands and where he later admires his ship. The Harbour, in the 'Town of the North' is known locally as the 'raised beach'.

visit the medieval castle ruins of the the Clan MacDonnell, perched on the edge of a basalt cliff. it is one of the most picturesque castles. the first castle was built on the site in 13th century. Dunluce Castle may be recognisable as the location of the House of Greyjoy in Iron Islands, the home to Theon and Yara Greyjoy. entry costs additional (£5 per adult and family rates available). The castle can be accessed by a bridge. However I can also take you to a stunning viewing point without incurring additional charges.

This stunning avenue of beech trees was a popular tourist attraction made even more popular as a filming site for Game of Thrones (The kings Road). It was planted by the Stuart family in 18th Century to enhance the driveway to the family home Gracehill House. The avenue is said to be haunted by the 'Grey Lady' the ghost of a local servant girl who died surrounded by mysterious circumstances.

Visit this stunning 7 mile strand and see for yourselves why it has been awarded with a European blue flag and seaside award. Overlooking this stunning strand is the impressive and majestic Mussenden Temple, a summer library inspired by the Temple of Veista in Tivoli, Rome. located high above on a 120 ft cliff edge, built in 1785 and forms part of the estate of Frederick Augustus Hervey Bishop of Derry and Earl of Bristol. The National Trust have stabilised the Temple preventing it from being lost to the seas.