Walks from Portrush, County Antrim
🌿 Chalk sea cliffs, sandy beaches, coastal headland, dune strand
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Portrush is the liveliest seaside resort on the north Antrim coast — a peninsula town with two sweeping bays, a famous golf links and the White Rocks, a dramatic stretch of chalk sea cliffs with natural arches and caves just east of the town. The Causeway Coast Way passes directly through, connecting Portrush to the Giant’s Causeway.
A lively, well-equipped resort with good accommodation and restaurants, Portrush is the most convenient base for the Causeway Coast Way — the Giant’s Causeway is just twelve miles east on the trail, and Dunluce Castle is a fifteen-minute walk.
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Town car parks. Train from Belfast recommended. Portrush station (Belfast–Derry line via Coleraine)
55 North restaurant, The Harbour Bar, Ramore Wine Bar
- Causeway Coast Way east to Bushmills
- White Rocks & Dunluce Castle
- Portstewart Strand
- East Strand & Curran strand
- Ramore Head circular
- Runkerry Beach
- All County Antrim towns →
🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around Portrush is covered by OS OS NI Discovery 4 / 5. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- Causeway Coast Way





