In Pictures – County Antrim’s Stunning Causeway Coastal Route
Written by Jaillan Yehia
Carrick-a-Rede Coast
Think of Northern Ireland and you’ll probably think of Guinness, stunning green scenery, Game of Thrones tours and the Giant’s Causeway.
But the famous Unesco World Heritage Site isn’t the only natural wonder this stretch of Northern Ireland’s Causeway Coast has to offer.
There’s a wealth of Ireland attractions here in County Antrim, so come along on a scenic Winter drive through County Antrim’s stunning sights, from frozen vanishing lakes to Shetland ponies, and see if you can spy Scotland in the distance …
The Vanishing Lake
White Park Bay
Giant’s Causeway
Giant’s Causeway
Giant’s Causeway
You can spot Scotland across the water
The Dark Hedges of Ballymoney
The Vanishing Lake
Carrick-a-Rede
Glenariff Forest Park
Glenarm
More Information
For more info on Northern Ireland’s Causeway Coastal Route you can visit www.causewaycoastandglens.com or look up the Discover Northern Ireland website.
SavoirThere visited the section of the Causeway Coastal Route nearest Belfast on a day trip with Northern Ireland Tourism.
Tags: Antrim, Giant's Causeway, Ireland, Northern Ireland, Photography, travel photography
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Andrea Mueller
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Stunning, stunning photos! I’ve always wanted to go to Ireland for just this type of scenery! Wild and green! Can I ask, what type of camera do you use? I’m looking to switch from my wee point and shoot.
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savoirthere
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Thanks – it was particularly lovely with the frost, but nice and sunny, good combo! I use a Nikon and I shoot raw then process the images so it is very time consuming to gte this quality of image, and so sometimes I use iphone photos instead for variety too. The most important thing is to get a good lens that is what I have learnt as the more expensive lens I use takes even better photos!
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