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Ireland - Northern Ireland - County Antrim - Ballycastle

Torr Brae

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Torr Brae
77 Torr Road
Torr Head
Ballycastle
County Antrim
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Garden and/or patio area for guests We have a residents lounge. We have on-site parking. Cots available on request. Our BNB is a working farm. There are scenic walks in the surrounding area.
All rooms have TV. All or some rooms have ensuite facilities. All rooms have tea and coffee making facilities. Hairdryers are available in rooms or on request.
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Bed and Breakfast Description

Torr Brae is a beautiful family farmhouse situated near Torr Head on the scenic route between Ballycastle and Cushendun.

We boast spectacular sea views as the nearest Viewpoint to Scotland from Ireland and with the Mull of Kintyre only 12 miles across the sea.

Relax and watch the beauty of the sea and the many boats and ships passing by, you may be surprised by a sub marine suddenly appearing up into your view.

Comfort, friendliness and a warm welcome will make your stay memorable.

If you fancy a quiet break, what better way to relax and unwind than in the peaceful ambience of Torr Brae and its surroundings.

Local Attractions
THE GLENS OF ANTRIM AND GLENARIFF FOREST
There are Nine Glens of Antrim. Glenariff is widely known as the "Queen of the Glens" and is cosidered by many people to be the most beautiful of these nine Antrim glens. It has a forest park which contains an abundance of wild flowers and spectacular waterfalls. There are many different paths to follow through the forest, ranging from 2 - 8 miles.

CUSHENDUN Cushendun derives its name from an Irish word meaning "Foot of the Dun".This sheltered and safe anchorage at the mouth of the River Dun has been a landing place and ferry point between Scotland and Ireland since man first settled on the North Coast.The village we see today owes much of its character and unique architectural heritage to Ronald John McNeill 1st Baron of Cushendun.

FAIR HEAD AND MURLOUGH BAY
Fair Head is one of the great headlands of Ireland, its sheer face rising some 600 feet above sea level making it Northern Ireland's tallest cliff face! Its impressive profile can be seen from Ballycastle and many other points along the North coast.
The gentler slopes of Murlough Bay provide a contrast to the starkness of Fair Head. Both sites are accessible by car and offer excellent walking opportunities.
The cliff face at Fair Head is extremely rugged and provided a safe haven for golden eagles, a pair of which were recorded at the site in 1953.

GIANTS CAUSEWAY
This spectacular rock formation is made from thousands of columns of basalt rock. Approximately 60 million years ago underground volcanic explosions forced the molten basalt to the surface which, as it cooled and contracted, formed into the polygonal columns that are found in the area today.
 

B&B Location
From Ballycastle follow the A2 to Hunters Bar, turn left following the signs for Torr Head scenic route, take the 3rd turn off along that road ,then keep going straight on till you are near Torr Head. B+B on the right. We are well signposted.
From Cushendun follow the sign for Torr Head scenic route and keep on going till you are near Torr Head.

Nearest Restaurant/Bistro: Mary Mc Brides  (4  Miles)

Nearest Public House/Bar: Hunters Bar and Restaurant  (4  Miles)

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