Discover Ireland have created a video to showcase ‘10 Amazing Places in Northern Ireland’.
The short video features some incredible aerial shots of the beautiful landscapes and scenery the country has to offer.
Anyone who is planning a trip to the North should definitely take a look at the fast-moving video as it is sure to inspire you to include one of these beautiful sites in your travel plans.
Giant’s Causeway, Co Antrim, is an incredible unique rock formation that was caused by a volcanic eruption sixty million years ago according to scientists, although Irish legend has it that it was built by a giant named Finn MacCool.
The Sperrins, Co Londonderry and Tyrone, are a stunning range of mountains and hills that offer great climbing and hiking challenges for outdoor adventurers, with the rewards being the views from the top.
The Mournes, Co Down, are another range of picturesque mountains that are a great place to enjoy the beautiful outdoors.
The Dark Hedges, Co Antrim, were used as the iconic King’s Road from the global smash hit Game of Thrones, and is a popular visitor’s spot for fans of the show from all around the world.
Dunluce Castle, Co Antrim, was once the stronghold of McDonnell clan in Northern Ireland. The medieval ruins are still a spectacular sight.
Carrick-a-rede Rope Bridge, Co Antrim, is not for faint-hearted as the narrow passage transports daring tourists from the mainland to the tiny island of Carrickarede.
Lough Erne, Co Fermanagh, is a series of two connecting lakes which create a magically serene setting for a gentle stroll or also the ideal place to kayak and enjoy the surroundings from the centre of the water.
The Gobbins, Co Antrim, is a cliff-face path that runs past bridges, caves and through a tunnel in the rocks and is packed with fascinating wildlife and plants.
Mussenden Temple, Co Londonderry, is an 18th century circular structure perched on the top of the cliffs facing out to the Atlantic Ocean. Centuries of erosion has brought the temple gradually closer and closer to the cliff’s edge.
Royal Portrush Golf Club, Co Antrim, has two world-class links courses. In 2019, it hosted the Open Championship and Irish golfer Shane Lowry beat off competition from Tiger Woods and the rest of the world’s top players to lift his first major title.
The Discover Ireland is short and showcases the stunning beauty of all these sites. Take a look below.
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