Ballycastle
Ballycastle is a small town on Northern Ireland’s north coast, with a sandy beach, a harbour and views of Rathlin Island.
Ballycastle
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Ballycastle’s harbour stands beside a broad beach, so the sea defines a stay. Cafés and a promenade line the waterfront, while old shopping streets lie a little inland. Rathlin and the cliffs of Fair Head form part of the view.
Ferries connect the town with Rathlin, but there are reasons to stay without taking a separate trip: walks along the sand, local food and the unhurried life of a small seaside town.
- Type
- Settlement
- Waters
- Ballycastle Bay and Rathlin Sound
Why it is interesting
- Sandy beach and Fair Head views
- Harbour with ferries to Rathlin