Walks from Ballycastle, County Antrim
🌿 Basalt sea cliffs, coastal heath, inland hill, moorland
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Ballycastle is the main town of the north Antrim coast, sitting at the eastern end of the Causeway Coast where the landscape becomes wilder and less visited. Fair Head — a dramatic basalt headland rising 200 metres above the sea — is one of the finest viewpoints in Ireland, with views across to Scotland on clear days.
A pleasant market town with a good range of accommodation and services, Ballycastle is the most rewarding base for the wilder eastern section of the Causeway Coast, well away from the tour buses that crowd the Giant’s Causeway.
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Town car parks. Bus from Coleraine. Bus from Coleraine (Translink 134/172)
Cellar Restaurant, Wysner’s Meats café, Marine Hotel bar
- Fair Head & Murlough Bay
- Torr Head
- Causeway Coast Way to Ballinlea
- Knocklayd
- Bonamargy Friary
- Rathlin Island (ferry)
- All County Antrim towns →
🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around Ballycastle is covered by OS OS NI Discovery 5. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- Causeway Coast Way
- Ulster Way





