Knockanargus

Explorer Tom This Lime Kiln near Ballintoy Harbour is an archaeological relic in County Antrim, likely used to turn local stone into building material.

Explorer Tom The Fullerton Arms in Ballintoy is a Grade B listed public house, offering a delightful historical glimpse for passersby to enjoy.

Explorer Tom The Lime Kiln at Carrick-a-rede processed limestone directly from the hills in County Antrim, a handy industrial spot for local builders.

Explorer Tom Sheep Island floats peacefully near Ballintoy Harbour, probably dreaming of woolly flocks and quiet tides.

Explorer Tom Cross the Carrick-a-rede Rope Bridge, a heritage attraction in County Antrim where the wind might be a bit braver than your stomach can handle.

Explorer Tom Carrickarede Island once had a salmon fishery. Now it’s just a quiet, disused spot.

Explorer Tom White Park Bay on the Antrim Coast is a lovely spot where cows rest along the beach in the sunshine.

Explorer Tom Kinbane Castle, built by Colla MacDonnell, offers spectacular views of Rathlin Island and the surrounding coastal landscape.

Explorer Tom Late-medieval Kinbane Castle stands under state care in Cregganboy, offering a sturdy glimpse into the region's defensive past.

Explorer Tom Dunsevrick’s cliffs face wild seas, with huge swells crashing against the rocks as you gaze toward Benbane Head.

Explorer Tom Dunseverick Parish Church is a Grade B landmark in County Antrim, and I bet its sturdy walls have protected many generations of worshippers.

Explorer Tom Visit Ballycastle Museum, where admission is free! It’s a museum in County Antrim packed with local tales and friendly faces waiting to greet you.