Giant's Causeway

After Carrick-A-Rede we head west for about half an hour, arriving at the Giant's Causeway visitor centre. Lots of tourists, but its able to handle it. The centre is very new and blends in the countryside, with a grass roof. The walls are hexagonally shaped to look like the causeway.

Once getting our tickets and phone shaped audio guides, we head outside for the road to the causeway. You can take a five minute bus, but we decide to take the twenty minute walk passing two bays with markers indicating a number, which gives more information from the audio guides.

Once at the causeway, it's fairly crowded, but still enough room for everyone. The basalt columns can be five or six sided, and the different colours indicate the different age of them.Read more