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Easter in Mid & East Antrim

This Easter, discover the gems of Mid & East Antrim, whether you're looking for a quiet place to escape for the day or somewhere to entertain the kids. You'll find beaches, forests and castles, all waiting to be explored! 

  • An aerial view of Port Muck showing the sea crashing into the headland.
    Categories: Things To DoEaster

    Easter in Mid & East Antrim

    This Easter, discover the gems of Mid & East Antrim, whether you're looking for a quiet place to escape for the day or somewhere to entertain the kids. You'll find beaches, forests and castles, all waiting to be explored! 

  • Groups of families walking up and down Slemish Mountain on St Patrick's Day

    Saint Patrick's Day on Slemish Mountain

    When you hear "Saint Patrick's Day" what do you think of? Parades? Pints of stout in Irish pubs? The green river in Chicago? What if we told you the lesser known tale of how Saint Patrick’s first home in Ireland was right here in Mid & East Antrim, a site that now welcomes hundreds of visitors every year on Saint Patrick’s day for a pilgrimage walk?!

    Read on to learn more about Saint Patrick’s links to Slemish and discover how you can visit this stunning place any day of the year!

  • Aerial view of Blackhead Lighthouse
    Categories: Travel GuideThings To Do

    Coastal Getaways in Mid & East Antrim

    Welcome to our coastal haven in Mid & East Antrim, where the soothing symphony of crashing waves and the salty breeze create an idyllic retreat for those seeking tranquility by the water's edge. Nestled along the stunning Causeway Coastal Route, this region beckons with its unique blend of rugged landscapes, historic charm, and maritime allure.

  • People inside a sauna hut at Galgorm
    Categories: Things To Do

    Post-Christmas Adventures in Mid & East Antrim

    Christmas is now behind us and we have a few days to make the most of, before the New Year celebrations begin. Some of us like to use this time to unwind, relax and decompress after the mayhem of Christmas, others like to get in some exercise and fresh air (and maybe work off a few of those mince pies and chocolates!). Whatever your preference, you'll find inspiration in our blog on post-Christmas Adventures in Mid & East Antrim...

  • Pumpkins on table in Arthur Cottage
    Categories: Ancestral CottagesAutumn

    Autumn at Arthur Cottage

    Autumn has now come to a close and it's been another busy season at Arthur Cottage in Cullybackey, from a Mini club visit, to a pumpkin patch! Read Mary's latest blog for a seasonal round-up of the Autumn adventures at Arthur Cottage. 

  • Carrickfergus Castle with fog in foreground and ghost coming out of window.
    Categories: Halloween

    Eerie Encounters in Mid & East Antrim

    From centuries old castles to secluded forests, join us on our Eerie Encounters blog, where every hidden nook and ancient stone wall conceals a tale waiting to be told...

  • Group of people sitting by the fire in the Crosskeys traditional bar with a pint of Guinness on the table and one of the men holding a guitar
    Categories: Things To DoAutumn

    Cosy Pubs for Autumn Drinks in Mid & East Antrim

    Falling leaves, knitted sweaters, and watching the world go by with a drink in hand are all associated with fresh autumn days. Here, we share some cosy pubs for autumn drinks in Mid & East Antrim which we recommend visiting during your stay.

  • Group of people in garden with blooming flowers
    Categories: Ancestral CottagesSummer

    Summer at Arthur Cottage

    Sit back and read Mary's latest blog, a round-up of the Summer season just past at Arthur Cottage, and discover what's been happening at this fascinating ancestral home over the last few months; from the seasonal-inspired events, craft workshops and even TV appearances! 

  • Arthur Cottage
    Categories: Ancestral CottagesSpring

    Spring at Arthur Cottage

    Spring has well and truly sprung at Arthur Cottage in Cullybackey, where Mary has been busy tending the garden, growing and harvesting seasonal produce and meeting and greeting guests at this special cottage that holds so much history under its thatched roof. Read on to discover what Springtime delights await you at Arthur Cottage!

  • The Barbican Gate at Glenarm Castle
    Categories: Travel Guide

    Rooted in Tradition - A Heritage Itinerary

    This land has a story to tell. A historic tale passed down through generations, through artefacts and ruins. Through folklore and ancient writings. Where etchings of the past reveal a deeper understanding. It’s a place for wandering through ancient castles, dandering through sleepy Georgian villages, hiking to cascading waterfalls, and making tracks of your own on a steam train experience. A place to contemplate those who shaped this unique corner of Ireland.

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