The Coach House Self Catering Apartments

04/11/2024

The rugged cliffs and ruins of Dunluce Castle loom ominously against the Northern Ireland shoreline, a haunting reminder of the wild beauty and dramatic history that shaped this land. 🌫️🏰 But even in its starkness, there's a breathtaking allure that captivates the imagination—no wonder it was chosen as a filming location for Game of Thrones! 🌟✨

03/11/2024

Dolphins enjoying the calm weather 🐬

10/10/2024

08/10/2024

Dunluce Castle, on County Antrim’s Causeway Coast, suitably illuminated under a green glow of last night’s Aurora Borealis display in the skies over Northern Ireland. 💚

📸 Ciaran Haren

08/10/2024

11/09/2024

I have a guest staying for a few days in October she is keen to find craft workshops (sewing, painting ,crafting) in the area (Antrim Coast). Anyone know of anywhere. Would appreciate recommendations

15/08/2024

Waterfoot Beach will be the start of your WOW for beaches heading on up the Antrim Coast.

Although the Antrim coast is arguably best known for the Giant's Causeway, it's also home to countless beaches that'll (often literally...) blow you away 😮😮

As you travel the route, you'll stumble upon everything from waterfalls and castles to areas of outstanding natural beauty and glorious beaches like this one 😍

Photo by Art Ward via Tourism Ireland

13/08/2024

From personal experience I would highly recommend The Gobbins Approximately 45 minutes drive from us

12/08/2024

12/08/2024

Looked like a fabulous night. My guests are still buzzing

10/08/2024

27/07/2024

Discover Gracehill Moravian Settlement - Ireland's only complete Moravian settlement in Mid & East Antrim.

28/07/2023

‘God made the world round so that we can never see too far down the road.’

~ Isak Dinesen (1885-1962)

There’s a fresh intake of breath around every corner on the Antrim Coast Road, in fact it has been described as one of the world’s most epic scenic drives. It was built by Scottish civil engineer William Bald whose remit was to link the many small communities in the Glens of Antrim with the main towns. To achieve it he had to blast away many tonnes of rock while at the same time sculpting archways into it along the way. The one in the photograph is Blackcave Tunnel, or The Black Arch as it’s know by most locals. The road was a great achievement for its day and made a significant difference to the people of the Glens. Before it was built they would sail across the North Channel to Scotland to trade their goods, because the short sea crossing was easier than travelling by land to the nearest Irish market town! 😮

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Pic. https://www.facebook.com/cinedroneni

15/06/2023

WaterFoot beach at midnight… WOW😊