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Sea Cliffs & Rock Formations in County Antrim

Aontroim · Ulster · 24 places

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County Antrim (Aontroim) in Ulster features 24 mapped sea cliffs & rock formations, led by Ballygalley Head, Bellevue Area of Special Scientific Interest, and Cave Hill. Across these 24 listings, 5 feature verified photography and 16 include mapped nearby public parking. Dramatic Atlantic cliffs, sea stacks, caves, and basalt columns.

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Ballygalley Head — photo by Eric Jones
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Ballygalley Head

Ballygalley Head is a natural cliff located in County Antrim. Visitors can view this notable coastal cliff formation.

Cave Hill — photo by Rossographer
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Cave Hill

Cave Hill is a natural cliff located in the county of Antrim.

Caves — photo by Rossographer
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Caves

These caves are a natural feature located in County Antrim. They offer a subterranean natural attraction for visitors.

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Fairhead

Fairhead is a natural cliff located in County Antrim. The location provides visitors with a prominent cliff landscape.

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Mermaid Cave

Mermaid Cave is a natural cave located in County Antrim. It offers visitors a distinct coastal geological feature to explore within the county.

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Seven Caves

Seven Caves is a natural cave site located in County Antrim. Visitors can explore the underground cave formations found at this location.

Other categories in County Antrim

Family Attractions & Zoos (70) Museums & Galleries (39) Mountains & National Parks (22) Castles (18) Ruins & Archaeological Sites (17) Historic Houses & Forts (14) Beaches & Coves (9) Scenic Viewpoints (9) Waterfalls (6) Round Towers & High Crosses (3) Abbeys & Monasteries (2) Megalithic Sites (2)

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