One of the most spectacular beaches on the already spectacular North Antrim coast. Whitepark Bay is such a special place. It's got a decent carpark but it's quite a steep walk down to the beach. I once pushed a double buggy back up and was knackered by the time I got back. It's not a swimming beach but for a walk it's great.

Definitely one of the most photogenic Vista points I've ever stopped for. The Cliffs are very dramatic and you can see all the way to Scotland. Supposedly this was also a famous filming location for Game of Thrones.

Beautiful unspoilt beach which was almost deserted in the middle of august! There’s a small free car park at the top (coaches not allowed so you won’t get big groups coming). Quite a long walk down to the beach but the views on the way are stunning! One of the most beautiful beaches I ever have been to. Not to be missed.

My all time favourite beach because it is quite a hike from the carpark to the beach which generally means it is quiet and peaceful - more likely to see carthorses and cows on the beach than people. The area behind the beach is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) showcasing rare species of orchids and other wild flowers (illegal to pick or dig up). If you are a genuine lover of coastal and nature reserves this is one to go to but it is a rocky uneven path down with about 50 steep steps as well so not for anyone with any mobility issues.

Parking facilities good , and a nice walk down towards the beach , look out for the rabbits in the field as you approach the beach . It’s not advised that you swim in these waters so obey the rules and if you visit please remember to keep the countryside and beaches clean. It’s a beautiful walk along part of our rugged coastline no matter what the weather is like , this particular day a storm was blowing , but it was so invigorating and really gives the body a wake up call. Remember that the beaches have tidal waters so always be careful when making a visit.