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Modern visitor center, very well maintained. Large car park outside, cafe and toilets inside as well as information center.

The guides open and close the entrance with a thick steel chain. You can't get in here without a guide. Visitor groups are strictly limited to 15 people per tour.

Recreated from the original, The Tubular Bridge is a 5.4 tonne tube that hangs approximately 10m above the freezing Irish Sea.

Just 20 miles from Belfast, this coastal path meanders along the basalt cliffs just above the Irish Sea and was originally built over 100 years ago. However, the path was closed in 1954 after the long-term effects of the economic crisis of the 1930s and the lack of material after World War II made the operation of this unique tourist attraction impossible. Now the Coastal Path has undergone a major refurbishment and is one of the most popular attractions on the Causeway Coastal Route.

The Gobbins Path is an extraordinary and wild cliff-face walk situated on the incredible Causeway Coastal Route. The path takes you on a journey through time discovering caves, mollusc-encrusted rockpools, and eerie passageways. Expect fascinating wildlife, incomparable views, and a visit to remember. This route is highly reccommended and a bucket-list must-do!

Built in the turn of the 20th century, this listed lighthouse is an important landmark along the coast of Antrim. The lighthouse was designed by William Douglass and marks the northern edge of the Belfast Lough.

....this is where the fee-based tour starts, the mandatory helmet and hiking boots can also be hired here if necessary

Spectacular crossing of a cut in the coastline