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Set on Northern Ireland’s Causeway Coast, Portrush pairs sweeping beaches and dramatic coastline with some of the world’s most celebrated links. Explore the harbour and seaside town, play Royal Portrush or venture farther along the coast to the Giant’s Causeway and beyond.
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Visit the UK and Ireland’s premier surf store, located only steps from Portrush Adelphi and discover their collection of surfboards, wetsuits, stylish clothing, and accessories.
This well-known and much-loved heritage store provides a modern shopping experience in the heart of Portrush.
Celebrating the muted tones and natural textures of the coast, BTS Concept Store has the perfect selection for those looking for peaceful coastal living with a Nordic twist.
This informal dining establishment offers Asian-inspired meat and seafood dishes, perfect for sharing.
Always offering a warm welcome, Harbour Bar is one of the oldest drinking spots on the North Coast. Open from 3:30pm until late every weekend.
Proudly showcasing local artists all year round, Arcadia Gallery is also home to a seasonal coffee shop, exhibition and events spaces and a children’s play area.
Host of The Open Championship, set among natural dunes and coastal scenery on the Causeway Coast.
Located in the heart of Portrush, visitors can explore the busy harbour and take a walk along the golden promenade. Don’t forget to bring your four-legged friend along.
Adjacent to the world-famous championship course, Royal Portrush, The White Pheasant Bar & Grill at The Golflinks Hotel offers a wide selection of culinary delights.
A family run business, Mark and Rosemary Rodgers offer private guided walking tours on County Antrim’s iconic sites.
Dating back to pre-1890, this 18-hole, par 70 course boasts a beautiful location close to both The Giants Causeway and Carrick-a-rede.
Situated amidst uniquely stunning sand dunes, Portstewart Golf Club provides panoramic views across the Atlantic mouth of Lough Foyle.
The Tides Restaurant is a Portrush staple, offering casual dining experiences with stunning views of the coastline.
With limestone cliffs stretching from Curran Strand to Dunluce Castle, this coastal park is not one to miss – whether you’re heading out on the water or just taking a stroll.
Famously one of the most picturesque castles in Ireland, Dunluce Castle is a historic landmark, dating back to the very first millennium.
From scuba diving to boat trips, Aquaholics offer a range of different coastal activities for all to enjoy.
This purpose-built viewing platform offers panoramic views of the Causeway Coast. See if you can spot Dunluce Castle, the Skerries, and the sandy dune of Whiterocks Beach.
Causeway Coasteering offers a dynamic way to enjoy the incredible coastline, including jumping, climbing, swimming, scrambling, and caving.
With records dating back to 1608, Bushmills Distillery is the world’s oldest licensed whiskey distillery, and you can visit the very same site today.
This truly iconic Irish landmark is made up of over 40,000 black basalt columns. Majestically sticking out of the surrounding sea, the Giant’s Causeway was formed by volcanic activity some 50 million years ago.
This classic links course is a more than worthy neighbour to both Royal Portrush and Portstewart.
One of Northern Ireland’s most loved attractions, this rope bridge was first erected by salmon fishers 350 years ago and sits almost 100 ft above sea level.
Promising ‘adventure for all’, Active Adventures offers a safe, friendly, and inclusive environment to experience the surrounding coast.
This famous avenue of beech trees was originally planted by the Stuart family in the 18th century. Now, it’s an iconic destination thanks to the epic series, Game of Thrones.
Providing Portrush locals and visitors alike with quality food and coffee, serving up produce from local suppliers.
If you prefer to explore the coast from above, head out and visit Ulster Gliding Centre for an exhilarating adventure.
This five-star-rated horse riding centre, based in County Antrim, offers quality riding experiences in some of the best off-road facilities in Ireland.
Discover unforgettable horse-riding experiences along beaches, countryside, and historic estates near Portrush. Tailored for all levels, each ride is crafted with care and rooted in local tradition.
Take to the skies with Cutting Edge Helicopter Tours, now the largest commercial helicopter operator in Northern Ireland, for an incredible sightseeing tour.
Immerse yourself in 400 years of history as you explore the gardens of Antrim Castle and the recently refurbished Clotworthy House.
This privately owned country estate is one of the only few open to the public and is steeped in history, culture and heritage.
Discover nature at its very best with a thrilling Gobbins Experience. The wind of the Irish Sea, dolphins, native birds and incredible coastlines are all waiting to be discovered.
Ballyliffin is commonly regarded as the best golf links in Ireland and even Rory Mcllroy recommends a round or two.
This championship course sits against the magnificent backdrop of the Mourne Mountains. Famously one of the top golf courses in the world.