Benvardin Gardens

Explorer Tom Derrykeighan Church in Glebe has post-medieval ruins, a medieval parish church, and a La Tene stone all in one go. Rumor says there's a hidden tunnel to the pub behind the altar. Spot the oldest stone and give it a name.

Explorer Tom North Irish Horse Inn in Dervock would handle a nosey neighbour with a pint and a stare. It’s Grade B1, so basically fancy. Take a mate and argue about what it was for.

Explorer Tom Remains of Ballylough Castle are basically a haunted B&B that never got the marketing right. Linger here, it’s not going anywhere and neither should you be.

Explorer Tom Ballywatt Presbyterian Church is sick of being asked if it’s haunted by ghosts or just bad plumbing from the 1880s. It’s been sitting there since then, probably listening to the rain complain about everything else. Bring a coin for luck and keep it in your pocket.

Explorer Tom Billy Church sits quietly, its notice board proudly declaring it belongs to the Province of Armagh, a small but significant local landmark.

Explorer Tom Find Ballymoney Museum along the High Street, a museum in County Antrim that captures the spirit of the town in its walls and exhibits.

Explorer Tom Sniff the air at Old Bushmills Distillery, a heritage attraction where the spirit of County Antrim seems to bubble over.

Explorer Tom Stand at The Dark Hedges on the Bregagh Road and marvel at the sheer number of daily tourists.

Explorer Tom Portballintrae Beach is a classic County Antrim stretch of sand, perfect for a quiet moment by the Irish Sea.

Explorer Tom Multi-period Castle in Dunluce has a rock-cut tunnel that’s basically a giant whispering gallery. Legends say it swallows secrets, so don’t tell anyone about your bad decisions there. Go back in winter, and it’ll growl at you.

Explorer Tom Runkerry Beach offers visitor information in County Antrim, situated near a footbridge for easy access to the sands.