One of the most famous of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Giant's Causeway is an area of about 40,000 interlocking basalt columns, the result of an ancient volcanic fissure eruption. A great site to visit but incredibly busy.
The sea has created ingenious rock shapes.
Of course you should have a little imagination to discover certain forms of life in these formations, but it's fun.
The Amphitheatre, also known as Port Reostan, is one of the most magnificent sites along the Causeway Coast. It's dramatic, and most picturesque, rock formations resemble something of an ampitheatre and attract many visitors each year to discover it's beauty,
This is a magnificent viewpoint on the Causeway Coast that looks out across Port na Tober. The terraced cliffs are a delight to behold, millions of years of geology writ …
From the car park, it's an eayy 10 minute walk downhill to the Giant's Causewas itself. However, a much more interesting approach on foot is to follow the clifftop path …