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11 of the Best Places to Stay Along the Antrim Coast

The Antrim Coast is a particular highlight on the Causeway Coastal route, here are some of our favourite spots to stay along the route.

By Orla O'Muiri

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8 Awesome Activities for Adventure Lovers on the Causeway Coastal Route

Coasteering, surfing, hiking, biking, fishing,... you name it, the Causeway Coast has got it!

By Orla O'Muiri

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Aquatic Adventures Along the Causeway Coastal Route

You can explore the Causeway Coast by foot, bike or car and you will have an incredible time. But, nothing quite compares with exploring it from the sea.

By Orla O'Muiri

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8 of the Best Places to Re-Fuel along the Mourne Coastal Route

We've gathered up a list of the best restaurants along the Mourne Coastal Route that will satisfy any craving and will be sure to fuel your next expedition.

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11 Coffee Shops in Belfast You Need to Visit

From not-for-profits to hipster coffee joints, Belfast's cafe scene is pretty darn impressive.

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5 of the Best Wild Swimming Spots Along the Mourne Coastal Route

There are a plethora of stunning wild swimming spots along the Mourne Coastal Route. From coastal beaches to rivers and lakes, it really has it all.

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Cycling the Causeway Coastal Route

Offering 200km of glorious road cycling, the Causeway Coastal Route can be tackled in its entirety or broken into more manageable chunks.

By Orla O'Muiri

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9 of the Best Hikes in the Mourne Mountains

From family-friendly walks to strenuous climbs, the Mourne Mountains play host to some of the most fantastic hikes in Ireland.

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Hike of the Week: Torc Mountain

Located 7km from Killarney, Torc Mountain rises from the shores of Muckross lake to grant those that summit the 535m peak, 360 views of Killarney and The Reeks.

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