DESTINATIONGOLF. TRAVEL ULSTER
In the walled city of Derry( also known as Londonderry), a walk along the historic city walls offers stunning views and a sense of history dating back to the 17th century. The city’ s rich cultural heritage and lively arts scene, including the annual Fleadh Cheoil music festival, make it a hub for those seeking a taste of traditional Irish culture.
For those seeking outdoor adventures and natural beauty, Ulster offers a plethora of options. The Giant’ s Causeway, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is an otherworldly geological wonder. Hexagonal basalt columns formed by volcanic activity stretch along the coast, and legends say they were built by giants. Visitors can explore this unique site and enjoy spectacular coastal walks.
The Causeway Coastal Route, a scenic drive, takes you through stunning coastal landscapes, with stops at places like Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, where you can test your nerve by crossing a swaying bridge high above the sea.
Donegal, in the Republic of Ireland, is part of the larger province of Ulster and is renowned for its rugged beauty. The Wild Atlantic Way takes travellers along a spectacular coastal route, with dramatic cliffs and beautiful beaches. The Glenveagh National Park is a serene wilderness that offers hiking, cycling, and the opportunity to explore Glenveagh Castle, set against the backdrop of the Derryveagh Mountains.
Ulster is a region teeming with culture and tradition. The Irish language is still spoken in parts of Donegal, and visitors can immerse themselves in the Gaelic heritage. The Ulster American Folk Park, located in County Tyrone, offers a unique insight into the Irish emigration experience to America, with historic buildings and interactive exhibits.
Food enthusiasts can savour traditional Irish fare, including hearty stews, freshly caught seafood, and the famous Irish breakfast. Pubs are lively hubs of music, storytelling, and warm hospitality. And, of course, a pint of Guinness or a dram of whiskey is never far away.
Ulster is a region that seamlessly combines history, natural beauty, and vibrant culture. Whether you’ re strolling through the streets of Belfast, hiking along the rugged coastline of the Causeway Coast, or immersing yourself in Irish traditions, Ulster has something to offer every traveller. Its rich tapestry of experiences continues to draw tourists from across the globe, making it an essential destination for anyone seeking to explore the wonders of Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland’ s northern gem.
The Dark Hedges, which is regularly used as a filming location, in Co. Antrim.
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PLATINUM 110 SLIEVE RUSSELL 112 ROSAPENNA( ST PATRICKS) 112 ROSAPENNA( SANDY HILLS) 112 BALLYLIFFIN( OLD) 112 BALLYLIFFIN( GLASHEDY) 113 DONEGAL 115 CONCRA WOOD 116 MALONE 118 PORTSTEWART 120 ROYAL PORTRUSH( DUNLUCE) 120 ROYAL CO DOWN GOLD 120 LOUGH ERNE 122 CASTLEROCK 125 GALGORM CASTLE 126 PORTSALON 126 NARIN & PORTNOO 126 CLANDEBOYE( DUFFERIN) 126 ROYAL PORTRUSH( VALLEY) 128 ROYAL COUNTY DOWN( ANNESLEY) 128 BELVOIR PARK 128 ARDGLASS SILVER 128 NORTH WEST 129 FARNHAM ESTATE 130 ROSAPENNA( OLD TOM) 130 BALLYCASTLE 130 CO ARMAGH 130 SPA 131 KIRKISTOWN CASTLE 131 CLANDEBOYE( AVA) 131 MASSEREENE 131 TEMPLEPATRICK 132 MOYOLA PARK 132 KILKEEL 132 BANGOR 132 ROYAL BELFAST 133 ROSSMORE 133 LISBURN 133 SCRABO 133 SHANDON PARK
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