Northern Ireland is situated to the north of the Republic of Ireland and its scenic beauty, ancient history and ability to be a tourism hot spot is generally overlooked. With areas and activities ranging from visiting the Giant’s Causeway in County Antrim or taking a boat trip under the Marble Arch Caves in County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland has a lot of hidden surprises just waiting to be explored.
Northern Ireland is divided into six counties and these are County Armagh, County Antrim, County Tyrone, County Derry, County Fermanagh and County Down. Each of these counties offers an abundance of activities and sights all of which are sure to entertain families and visitors of any age, and also offer a vast range of accommodation to suit any traveller’s needs and wants.
Within these six Counties, the City of Belfast nestles between Antrim and Down. Belfast is the largest city in Northern Ireland and is the central hub of activity for any visitor whether their trip is for culture, scenery or relaxation. For visitors, Belfast is filled with different activities to take part in such as the Music and Taste festival in August, or simply treat yourself with a full body massage or facial in one of the many health spas throughout the city. With endless amounts of shops, excellent accommodation, places to visit such as the Zoo and Belfast castle, it is definitely a must to visit for anyone.
In this site, you will find a travellers guide, if you will, to the irresistible scenery, adventurous activities and tranquil surroundings that each county has to offer the enthusiastic visitor.