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Great Videos and Photos of the Best Places and Things to see in Glens of Antrim Ireland. For the independent traveller who is interested in seeing places while planning their next trip. Or for anyone who likes to be close to nature and see the quieter parts of the country or city
Glens of Antrim
For about 80 miles north of Larne the coast-hugging road passes the seven glens of Antrim and some spectacular coastal and highland scenery. The road passes some beautiful beaches, allows easy access into the glens and provides amazing views of Scotland just across the water.
Carnlough
Carnlough Village is located on the shores of Carnlough Bay. Right in the heart of the village is a very picturesque harbour. The village with its hotel and bed and breakfast accommodation is a good base for exploring the Glens of Antrim.
Village Harbour
Carnlough
Carnlough Bay Beach
Carnlough
The Village in Carnlough
Carnlough
Cranny Falls Walk
Carnlough
Garron Road Coastal Drive
From Carnlough the Garron Road to Glenariff hugs the coast line and passing some interesting rock formations as the hills fall steeply to the sea. Along the road there are some scenic views across the bay to Scotland.
Garron Point
Garron Road Coastal Drive
White Lady
Garron Road Coastal Drive
Ard Clinis
Garron Road Coastal Drive
O'Kanes Layby View
Garron Road Coastal Drive
Glenariff
Glenariff is the largest of the Glens of Antrim. Not far from the sea, there is a forest park and camping area, while the two villages Glenariff and Waterfoot lie alongside the sandy beach.
Glenariff Beach
Glenariff
Glenariff Valley
Glenariff
River Side Villages
Both the town of Cushendall and village Cushendun, close to the Rivers Dall and Dun, take their names from the old Gaelic word "Cois" meaning near or close to the respective rivers.
Cushendall
River Side Villages
Cushendun
River Side Villages