Droagh Motte

Explorer Tom That old Lime Kiln in County Antrim probably smells like ancient fire and baked earth.

Explorer Tom Near Carnfunnock, where families built grand homes, this Garden Trail lets you wander through beautiful, historical greenery.

Explorer Tom Ballygalley Head is a volcanic plug with a road blasted right through it, making for a truly dramatic coastal landscape.

Explorer Tom This Millennium Milepost near Ballygally directs you north to Glenarm and south to Drains Bay along route 93.

Explorer Tom Ballygalley Castle from the 1600s is just waiting for the rabbits to start judging its architecture. Ideal spot for a dramatic phone call about your ex.

Explorer Tom Ballygally Castle is a Grade A stunner. It started as a castle in the early 1600s, but now it’s a lovely hotel for you to admire.

Explorer Tom Blackcave Tunnel is dark and full of mystery, built in the 1840s to let trains through or maybe just for style points. There’s a curse on it that only affects people who don’t wave hello. Walk past slowly like you're in a film.

Explorer Tom The Larne War Memorial stands solemnly, honoring those who served, with a view that speaks volumes about local sacrifice.

Explorer Tom The MV Princess Victoria Memorial at Larne Harbour remembers a ship that sank in the North Channel in 1947.

Explorer Tom Ballycoos stands tall near Carncastle, with Scawt Hill looming behind it in a dramatic Antrim landscape.

Explorer Tom Scawt Hill rises above the Sallagh Road near Cairncastle, standing tall at approximately 1240 feet in County Antrim.

Explorer Tom Kilwaughter Castle in Demesne is a tower-house and Bawn that looks like it tried to be serious but ended up looking like a toy. It’s got that shortcut energy where you think you’re saving time but just getting lost. Tell the kids it’s a castle, because honestly, close enough for them to believe.