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Portstewart Strand is a sweeping two-mile beach at the edge of town and forms a fitting finale (or start!) to the Causeway Coast Way. The viewpoint is from St. Patrick’s Well, a small spring long associated with local tradition.

Chuck your shoes in your bag and enjoy a barefoot beach run along East Strand Beach next to Portrush on the Causeway Coast.

Enjoy a jog along the paved, flat Portrush Harbour, where you can take pleasure in scenes of bobbing boats and the beautiful North Atlantic Ocean.

This long, flat stretch of pathway that runs along the Bushmills & Giant's Causeway railway line, the perfect place for a jog. You can enjoy vistas of ocean and beaches and the wonderful Giant Causeway Coast. If you like, you can jog one way and return on the train. This is a great route for train lovers, as it's likely you'll see the beautiful old train passing as you make your way along. It's a nice idea to walk one way, and catch the train back, taking it all the wonderful sights on your way.

The Blue Flag awarded beach is extremely popular with surfers, body boarders and kayakers. If you fancy a go there is a seasonal outlet shop that provides equipment for hire.

This scenic viewpoint is located nearby to the dock Portstewart Harbour and the grassland Atlantic Circle. You can enjoy good views of Portstewart and down towards benone beach, as well as over to Donegal, and, on a clear day, Scotland in the distance

West Strand Promenade is a wonderful attraction located along the famous Causeway Coast. You can enjoy picturesque surroundings along with a number cafés, restaurants, and shops

Portrush National Nature Reserve is located on the Portrush headland and within the Causeway Coast Area of Natural Beauty, between Portandoo Harbour and the Blue Pool. The area has been granted a nature reserve due to its historic importance because of the fossils that you can see in the exposed rock on the seashore.