Ballycastle is a small lively town in County Antrim in Northern Ireland and is the seat and main settlement of Moyle District Council. A popular vacation getaway amongst urbanites, the town boasts of a stunning sandy beach and is renowned for its much

awaited Lammas Fair, which is held every year on the last Monday and Tuesday of August. Home of the Corrymeela community, Ballycastle is nestled at the northern mainland limit of the Antrium Coast and Glens Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Being an year round destination, the town is thronged by thousands of people and therefore it is highly recommended to get your Ballycastle accommodation booked well in advance to avoid any last minute hassles.

Ballycastle's most significant landmark is the Fair Head rising out of the bay. You can even spot wild goats grazing among the rocks beneath the clifftops, where a picturesque walkway named “The Gray Man's Path” winds up its way around the rugged coastline. From the road you can even get spectacular views of a man made Iron Ageisland or crannog amid the lake. For those who love cycling, the town has a popular cycling route which runs from Ballycastle to Cushendun through Torr Head offering awe inspiring views and scenery. A great spot for fishing, Torr Head is known for its coastguard station, which was built on and out of the remains of Dunvarragh, the fort of Barach. In Ballycastle, you can explore the Holy Trinity Church, Ballycastle's Presbyterian Church, and Kinbane Castle, which stands on a headland projecting into the sea, about 5 kilometers from Ballycastle on the road to Ballintoy. Some other attractions you can visit while vacationing at Ballycastle apartment rentals and homes include Pan Rocks, the Devils Churn, and Bonamargy Friary. Apart from this, the town also offers an easy access to surrounding towns of Banbrisge, Ballymena, and Bangor.

When in Ballycastle, you will not be able to resist shopping in its wonderful bustling markets, which are filled with numerous shops selling almost everything from stylish clothing, shoes, furniture to books, jewelery, leather ware, sports equipments, groceries, bottles of Irish wines and beautiful handicrafts at pocket friendly prices. A short walk from your Ballycastle accommodation and you will come across plenty of cafes and restaurants where you can enjoy a delightful dining experience. Savor authentic sea delicacies, dig into traditional Irish fare, treat your taste buds to lip smacking desserts, and wash them down with exotic Irish wines other famous alcoholic drinks. Nightlife can be enjoyed in its lively pubs, bars and discotheques,which remain open till wee hours.