For further information on where to stay, places to visit or things to do contact:
Northern Ireland Tourist Board
59 North Street, Belfast, BT1 1NB
T: 028 9023 1221
F: 028 9024 0960
E: info@nitb.com
W: www.discovernorthernireland.com
Causeway Coast and Glens Ltd
11 Lodge Road, Coleraine, Co. Londonderry, BT52 1LU
T: 028 7032 7720
F: 028 7032 7719
El: mail@causewaycoastandglens.com
W: www.causewaycoastandglens.com
Heart of the Causeway Coast & Glens (formerly Ballycastle Visitor Information Centre
)
Portnagree House Harbour and Marina Visitor Centre, 14 Bayview Road, Ballycastle, Co. Antrim, BT54 6BT
T: 028 2076 2024
F: 028 2076 2515
E: ballycastletic@hotmail.com
Larne Tourist Information Centre
Narrow Gauge Road, Larne, Co. Antrim, BT40 1XB
T: 028 2826 0088
F: 028 2826 0088
E: larnetourism@btconnect.com
W: www.larne.gov.uk
Ballymena Tourist Information Centre
76 Church Street, Ballymena, Co. Antrim, BT43 6DF
T: 028 2563 8494
F: 028 2563 8495
E: tourist.information@ballymena.gov.uk
Additionally visitor information is available from Local Information Offices in Carnlough (tel: 028 2888 5236) and Cushendall (tel: 028 2177 1180).
How to get there and how to get around
The Antrim Coast & Glens AONB is situated in the north eastern corner of Northern Ireland and within one hour’s drive from Belfast City, Belfast International and City of Derry Airports. Ferry services operate from Scotland to both Larne and Belfast. There is also a ferry service between Ballycastle and Rathlin Island.
Ballymena, Ballymoney and Larne are part of the Northern Ireland rail network and the AONB is accessible by bus from each of these towns. In summer the Antrim Coaster bus service operates regularly between Larne and Ballycastle.
Cyclists can use the Sustrans National Cycle Routes 93 and 97.
For walkers the AONB includes the Moyle Way running from Ballycastle to Glenariff Forest Park and the Antrim Hills Way running from Glenarm to Slemish Mountain. For more information on the Waymarked Ways in Northern Ireland please visit www.walkni.com.
What do we do? Simple…we bring people and organisations together to deliver natural, build and cultural heritage projects and partnerships in the local areas you love.
CCGHT connects:
1, Local groups - With deep roots in their community
2, Subject specialists: - From Team CCGHT and externally too
3, Large-scale organisations - Like funders and protected landscape bodies
To find what we’re doing as an independent charity - and where - simply follow the Beacons link in our biog.
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Almost 25 years of projects and partnerships in the local areas you love! Our work as an independent charity includes…
➤ Three AONBs: Administration of our Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty
➤ Two Council areas: Delivery for partners across our council areas…and beyond!
➤ One WHS: Oversight of the UNESCO Giant's Causeway and Causeway Coast World Heritage Site
To find out more, including volunteering opportunities, see the Beacons link in our biog.
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What’s happening to support natural, built and cultural heritage in the local areas you love? Find out by exploring CCGHT essentials at beacons.ai/ccght.
We’re an independent charity working across our three AONBS – and beyond – by delivering projects and partnership built on almost 25 years of expertise.
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Are you including Binevenagh AONB with the wind turbines on it .