Causeway Coast Way Walk
Portballintrae,
Bushmills
The Causeway Coast Way is an exhilarating walk following the dramatic coastline from Portstewart to Ballycastle. The route passes along sandy beaches, rocky bays, high cliffs, seaside resorts and small fishing villages, offering a great variety of coastal scenery within the designated Causeway Coast and Glens Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB).
The World Heritage Site and National Nature Reserve of the Giant’s Causeway, the ruins of Dunluce, Dunseverick and Kinbane Castles and the Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge are among the many sites encountered on this Waymarked Way.
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NB. As we do not have exact location information, this is a map of the local area.
Contact Details
Start Point:
Portstewart
Finish Point:
Ballycastle
Distance:
52km/33miles
Time:
2-3 days (including stops at attractions)
Terrain:
Varied, including easy paved paths, grassy tracks, good cliff paths, beaches and rocky sea shore. Walkers will encounter steps, footbridges and stiles throughout this route.
Highest Point:
100m cliffs near Giant’s Causeway
Maps / guides:
Ordnance Survey Discoverer Series (1:50,000)
Sheets 4 & 5