Things to do in Antrim

T.A.C.T cares for a variety of birds and mammals native to Ireland, as well as a few non - native birds and abandoned animals. T.A.C.T currently has around 350 animals in its long term care. These include gannets, swans, kestrels, sparrow hawks, owls, foxes, hedgehogs, geese and ducks, as

Offers a multi-activity birthday party package for children aged 10 and over. This includes a water sport session of your choice - canoeing, kayaking or sailing - followed by a powerboat ride. Party room comes with a fully-equipped kitchen - bring your own food. Cost STG 6.50 per child.

Colin Glen Forest Park has been described as Belfasts Green Lung, and is a beautiful wooded glen located to the Southwest of Belfast City Centre, one mile north west of Dunmurry Village, with convenient access from the M1. The Forest Park Centre, with secure car parking, a unique urban Ra

Countryside centre with touch tank and live sea creatures. Opportunities for rock pool rambles, fossil hunts and bird watching. Opening times 30 March to 01 June: Saturday to Tuesday from 10.00 to 16.00. 01 June to 30 August: 10.00 to 18.00 seven days a week Admission Prices Free

Redburn Country Park is set on an escarpment overlooking Belfast Lough. It includes the mature beech woods and the scrub and grasslands at the top of the hill. Redburn provides pleasant walks in all seasons but spring is the best time to see the spectacular woodland carpet of bluebells, wo

A striking feature of the landscape from land, sea and air, Carrickfergus Castle greets all visitors with its strength and menace. It represents over 800 years of military might. Besieged in turn by the Scots, Irish, English and French, the Castle saw action right up to World War II. Carri

Offering a range of activities, including swimming, five-a-side football, squash, aerobics, spinning and trampolining. With our Boost discount scheme, you can save money at all our centres. It offers money off lots of activities and classes and is available in a range of different options.

Irelands top tourist attraction and UNESCO World Heritage site, The world famous Giants Causeway displays formations of unusual six sided basalt columns and a wealth of local and natural history. Coast and cliff paths for exploration. Open for walking all year round. A minibus service is p