How long should you spend at Giants Causeway?
two hours
How long do you need at Giant’s Causeway? Plan at least two hours. Explore the Grand Causeway, then move beyond. Four walking trails within the site provide hikes for all ages and abilities.
Is it worth visiting Giants Causeway?
The Giant’s Causeway is spectacular. It is so unique in its appearance that it is hard to believe it is real. A stretch of coastline with perfectly formed hexagonal columns, all massed together at the water’s edge…it’s an amazing sight to see. It is worth coming to Northern Ireland just to visit Giant’s Causeway.
Can you go to Giants Causeway without a tour?
You can totally visit the Giant’s Causeway without visiting the Visitor Centre. Inside the Visitor Centre, they have a canteen, a souvenir shop and of course, some information about the Giant’s Causeway. It is up to you whether you want to pay the GBP12 per person to get in.
How much does it cost to visit the Giant’s Causeway?
It does not cost anything to visit the Giant’s Causeway. The visitor’s center is free to National Trust members. There is a shuttle bus that is also free for members if you are not up to the walk.
How long does it take to do Carrick a Rede rope bridge?
Carrick a Rede – would allow 2 hours. its a good 20 minute walk from the car park to the bridge, but all depends on how long you want to spend enjoying the views.
Can I take my dog to Giants Causeway?
We are delighted to deliver some ‘paw-some’ news! We recently trialled a dog-friendly policy within the Visitor Centre and, following 100% positive feedback on the trial, we can now confim we are now fully dog-friendly.
How do I get to Giant’s Causeway for free?
You can visit the Giant’s Causeway for free if you walk from either Dunserverick Castle or Portballintrae. These are long and scenic coastal walks. If you/someone you’re travelling with has limited mobility, you’re best off parking at the visitor centre. More info below.
Is the Giants Causeway pram friendly?
The Giant’s Causeway green trail is wheelchair and buggy-friendly. It’s also fenced off from the clifftops so little ones can roam free in plain sight.
Can you bring a pram to Giants Causeway?
Yes, Giants Causeway and Visitors Centre is wheelchair friendly. Is Giants Causeway and Visitors Centre pushchair friendly? Yes, Giants Causeway and Visitors Centre have stated they are pushchair friendly.
Has anyone fallen off Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge?
A man in his 60s has been airlifted to safety after falling at a well-known tourist attraction. He is believed to have suffered facial injuries after an incident on Carrick-a-Rede island, near Ballintoy, Co Antrim.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9s0T5eY8BZQ