The Causeway Coastal Route is a designated tourist drive between the cities of Belfast and Londonderry. It is not a specific location but an entire drive. The address is for the webmaster of the …
The Causeway Coastal Route is a designated tourist drive between the cities of Belfast and Londonderry. It is not a specific location but an entire drive. The address is for the webmaster of the information which is all online and available 24/7 on the website and not a location to visit.
A lovely drive en route to Giant's Causeway. Probably get better views in Summer but was still beautiful in Winter. Lovely views and places to stop on the way.Full review by SarahI487
Nov 9, 2024
We drove up from Belfast to the Giants Causeway on the inland road and did the coastal route on the way back. This was a great way to do it. The route is well signposted and it’s easy to stop in var…Full review by Cardigankate
Sep 15, 2024
Probably the most amazing scenic drive ever. So happy we were able to drive this and take it all in. Loved everything about it. Small seaside villages and beautiful terrain along with ocean views.Full review by Pioneer08583811610
Hi, This might sound like a silly question, but is it easy to stick to the coastal route? I’m concerned we will end up going ‘off piste’ and miss some of the scenery! Thanks
We are planning on doing the Causeway Coastal Route, but one of our party is a wheelchair user, so many of the suggested stops are inaccessible. Any suggestions as to good viewpoints that can be seen from the car? Or cafes with a view along the way? Thank you.
A:
alas some but NOT all of the sights will be inaccessible. From a car you can view some. If you have a list it would help
Hi we are planning a week in northern Ireland next spring in a camper - any recommendations of places to park/stay over night on the Causeway coastal route Belfast to Derry and return. I ma aware of the Safenights scheme but would appreciate firsthand recommends thanks
Are there any castles along the route that offer accommodation? Would love to spend a night in one, but when I search online it just seems to pull up castles where you can visit (not stay over). Thanks!
Are there any castles along the route that offer accommodation? Would love to spend a night in one, but when I search online it just seems to pull up castles where you can visit (not stay over). Thanks!
A:
Dunlece castle is the closest castle, but it is not suitable. Contact the information office in Portrush fot more info.
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