Stunning coastal drives frame the island of Ireland. From action-packed loops to sprawling routes – extraordinary landscapes, seaside wonders, and much more awaits.
We also hope that the site will persuade visitors to come and visit one of the most scenic and historic towns on the island of Ireland. Donaghadee is a welcome and vibrant town with a wide variety of shops, cafes, bars and restaurants. If you don’t come you don’t know what you’re...
Fall in love with our landscape, where the land meets the sea, discover picturesque towns with stories centuries deep; get close to nature with stunning coastal walks; Tantalise your tastebuds with award winning food and drink, and ease into crips days and cosy nights made all the better with...
When applied to two case studies of coastal Transition Towns, the Model illustrates how, in practical terms, resilience may be used to tap into personal concerns to mobilise civil engagement in specific local regeneration initiatives. The discussion highlights some of the perennial practical obstacles ...
Toilets, accommodation and refreshments are available along the walk including in the villages and towns of Newtownards, Helens Bay, Groomsport and Bangor Publication: 1. The Coastal Path – Map guide. 2. A Guide to the North Down Coastal Path ...
Seaside Towns Above, we listed regions, but if you know a seaside town of interest, then have a look in the A-Z seaside town list below: Aberaeron Aberdeen Aberdour Aberdovey Abereiddy Aberfeldy Aberffraw Abergele Aberlady Aberlour Aberporth Aberystwyth Achnasheen Adare Aird Bernisdale Aldeburgh...
Forests and fields of green stretch for miles, with quaint towns and villages dotted throughout. It's a perfect peaceful retreat, while allowing you to take in some of Northern Ireland’s most breathtaking scenery. Take the A26 and A43 from Belfast International airport to arrive at the first...
Next stop is the village of Glenarm, one of the oldest chartered towns in the area with a significant history. With over 50 historic buildings, a 16th-century castle with stunning walled gardens, and the nearby enchanted Glenarm forest, the town is a must-stop on any Causeway Coastal Route...
(UK)32. The UK boasts the longest coastline in Europe, measuring 17,381 km, and 17% of the UK coastline is currently experiencing the impact of erosion33. Compared to the other three administrative regions (Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland), England is considered overall more vulnerable ...
In contrast, small coastal cities and towns (urban areas with less than 100,000 people) often have limited information about local climate change impacts, and lack both the financial resources and the engineering/planning bases to develop appropriate adaptation measures. A window of opportunity ...