‘7 Most Charming Small Towns in Northern Ireland’ article features FOUR from Causeway Coast & Glens
One of the largest publishing resources in geography has compiled a list of the ‘7 Most Charming Small Towns in Northern Ireland’ – and FOUR of them are situated in the Causeway Coast & Glens Council area.
WorldAtlas.com said: “Northern Ireland houses a plethora of world-class tourist attractions, including Giant's Causeway and Titanic Belfast, as well as exciting and busy cities such as Belfast and Newcastle.
"That said, its small towns are not to be forgotten, overflowing with storied histories, epic sights, and unforgettable adventures. Spectacular scenery, cozy pubs, and welcoming communities make the charming small towns of Northern Ireland the perfect spot to call home when visiting the country.”
Cushendun was the first Causeway Coast town to make the list: “The town's main attraction is the Cornish-style architecture in Cushendun village, which features a neo-Georgian Glenmona House and ruins of a 14th-century castle. That said, it does not lack in terms of outdoor beauty.”
Next up was Portrush with the publication saying: “Some of its most popular beaches include East Strand, West Strand, and White Rocks, offering spectacular ocean views no matter the time of year.”
The third Causeway Coast location on the ‘quaint’ list was Portstewart: “The Port Path is a lovely destination for an afternoon stroll, stretching along the coastline as part of the Causeway Coast Way and The Ulster Way”.
Finally, Ballycastle got the nod with WorldAtlas.com saying: “Ballycastle is a must-visit when in County Antrim, home to portions of the Causeway Coast and Glens, as well as access to Rathlin Island.
Read the full article at WorldAtlas.com