Ballycastle

Ballycastle is a small rural seaside town placed on the most north-easterly tip of county Antrim, Northern Ireland surrounded with breath-taking beauty and steeped in cultural history. 

Ballycastle is also famous for the 'Auld Lammas Fair' which attracts thousands of visitors every year over the last Monday and Tuesday of August, people come from near and far just to visit Ballycastle on these two days. Stalls owners set-up early on both the days so that the early risers can get a look at what's on offer.

 There are many places you can visit when staying in Ballycastle: 

• Kinbane

• Carrickarede Ropebridge,

• Ballintoy, 

• Dunseverick,

• Portbraddon,

• Giant's Causeway,

• Bushmills Distillery.

• Cushendall,

• Cushendun,

• Glenariff,

• Glenann,

• Glencorp,

• Glenballyeamon,

• Glendun,

• Glenarm.

• Mull of Kintyre,

• Fairhead,

• Murlough Bay,

• Rathlin Island.