Giants Causeway

Great place to visit - really impressive.
Also, if you have the time & energy climb to the top of the cliff/hill (red route) - the views are spectacular

Beautiful scenary, perfect place to spend my birthday.
Would definitely recommend one of the walking trails too

Another must see nature area is the Giant's causeway, the rock formation is fantastic, even if the Giant Finn didn't do it. The nature around the main attraction is also magical. You can either park in town and take the Park and Ride to the site if it is a busy day or risk it and drive out but sometimes there are long queues as car parking is limited. It is about a 5 minute drive from town. National trust has built a big visitors centre at the entrance, however if you are not planning to use the toilets or the gift shop then you can ignore the £10.50 charge and walk past the centre and it is for free, do note that even if you pay the buses down to the bay are not included and cost extra unless you are a national trust member. It is about a 10 minute walk from the visitors centre to the causeway downhill.

Absolutely fantastic place: gorgeous wievs, majestic rocks and cliffs. Time spending here is never wasted!!!

Unique and breathtakingly beautiful! First time felt so surreal, I had to come back with my family. Well worth the trip from Belfast.

its alright to see it once, too many people and many more nice, untauched places around the area, mind that fee is not compulsory

Great Irish attraction to visit while up the north. Very historic with amazing views and coastline of Ireland. Cheap place to visit with a nice overall atmosphere