Explore nine stunning glens with scenic landscapes, outdoor activities, and cultural heritage along the Causeway Coastal Route.

The Glens of Antrim is a picturesque region comprising nine beautiful glens located in County Antrim, Northern Ireland, forming part of the renowned Causeway Coastal Route. This natural and cultural destination offers visitors diverse outdoor experiences including waterfall viewing, coastal scenery, walking trails, and guided tours through dramatic landscapes and heritage sites. Families can enjoy a range of activities suited to all ages and abilities. The area is particularly welcoming to families with pushchairs and dog-friendly amenities available throughout. Visitors can explore historic places, participate in guided tours, enjoy food and drink experiences, and access quality accommodation options ranging from boutique hotels to self-catering apartments. The Glens of Antrim serves as the cultural heart of the Causeway Coastal Route, combining natural beauty with heritage tourism. The area attracts visitors seeking authentic outdoor adventures, cultural experiences, and connections to Northern Ireland's landscape and history. Whether exploring scenic drives, discovering local attractions, or engaging in outdoor pursuits, the Glens provide memorable experiences for families and tourists of all interests.

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What this place offers

Toilets

Public transport nearby

Accessible toilets

Free WiFi

Baby changing facilities

Food available

On-site parking

🐕Dog-friendly

Parking nearby

Pushchair friendly

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Michael Ward

a month ago

Fantastic place to visit. History a plenty

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Howard T

2 months ago

Giants Causway is a must see! Great facilities at modern NT building. But book befire you go it's easy on the NT website

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Tony Vallis

a year ago

We navigated past the fuscia hedgerows at Torr Head and walked to the derelict coastguard lookout where we were lucky enough to see a school of dolphins swim around the headland.

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Claire Tyrrell

a year ago

Lovely town with a couple of nice coffee shops and a costcutter for snacks. Short distance from beautiful dog friendly beach.

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Ash

5 years ago

OMG absolutely beautiful, went for a drive with the family and we went through Cushendun, Cushendall, Torr Head which is worth a visit, view is amazing, there is parking at the bottom and not to hard a walk to the top where there is an old building which you can explore. Well sign posted along the way. Great wee day 😀 👍🏻 xx

Reviews last updated: 7 October 2026