Described as a quiet, peaceful & friendly town Ballycastle is surrounded by some of Ireland’s most well known tourist attractions. With the Giants Causeway and Carrick-a-Rede Rope bridge on one side and scenic glens on the other, what more could anyone ask for.

Apart from being surrounded by an area of outstanding natural beauty, Ballycastle is one of the few remaining towns on the North Coast unaffected by commercialism. As a conservation area it has retained much of its original character offers much flair & charm.

Ballycastle has always been considered to be one of the friendliest seaside towns on the North Antrim coast which has mostly escaped the overdevelopment that many have had to endure. A small sleepy seaside holiday resort placed on the most north-easterly tip of county Antrim, Northern Ireland surrounded with breath-taking beauty and steeped in cultural history.

With a new harbour and marina recently developed it is now a safe haven for visiting mariners and in the summer months has ferry crossings twice daily to Rathlin Island which is just a short six mile ferry trip. Take a dip in the nearby “Blue Flag” accredited strand beach and enjoy breathtaking views towards Rathlin Island and Fair Head.