Causeway Coast and Belfast by Campervan

Quick summary: Northern Ireland’s Causeway Coastal Route is one of the great campervan drives, running north from Belfast past the Glens of Antrim to the Giant’s Causeway, a World Heritage Site of hexagonal basalt columns. Dunluce Castle, the Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge and the Dark Hedges are nearby, and Belfast offers Titanic Belfast and a lively city center. Belfast is around 165 km from Dublin, and Belfast to the Giant’s Causeway is about 100 km in a campervan or motorhome.

At a glance
Dublin to Belfast	Around 165 km
Belfast to the Giant’s Causeway	Around 100 km
Highlights	Giant’s Causeway, Dunluce Castle, Dark Hedges
Belfast	Titanic Belfast, murals, Cathedral Quarter
Units	Miles and pounds
Tours	Giant’s Causeway tours, Belfast tours

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What are the highlights of the Causeway Coast?

Stop	Why go
Giant’s Causeway	Basalt columns and coastal paths
Dunluce Castle	Clifftop castle ruins. See Dunluce Castle tours
Carrick-a-Rede	Rope bridge to a small island
Dark Hedges	Avenue of beech trees. See Dark Hedges tours
Glens of Antrim	Valleys and waterfalls
Bushmills	Village with a whiskey distillery

Fans can follow filming locations with Game of Thrones tours.

What should you see in Belfast?

Titanic Belfast, the political murals, the Cathedral Quarter and St George’s Market. Park on the edge of the center or at your campsite and use buses or taxis.

Where can an RV park on the Causeway Coast?

At the Giant’s Causeway visitor center and other main attractions, though spaces fill early in summer. Some smaller car parks have height restrictions. Overnight stays are generally limited to campsites. See campsites and overnight parking.

Do you need to do anything when crossing the border?

Check your rental terms for cross-border travel and remember that distances switch to miles. See crossing into Northern Ireland.

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