Holiday rentals and letting in Bushmills

This time Holidu invites you to the charming picturesque town of Bushmills, known for being home to the iconic Old Bushmills Distillery. The village is located in the green countryside of Northern Ireland and has several attractions related to culture and relaxation. Learn about the history of this fascinating town near Belfast by visiting the region's estates and castles.

Bushmills holidays rentals are designed to make your days of rest a moment of complete harmony, peace and stillness. Here you will find buildings with majestic gardens or with the sea very close to them. You can also feel free to contemplate wonderful views, go out to the garden to sunbathe or take your pet to enjoy as much as you. These are just one of the many amenities that you will have access to at the Bushmills holiday rentals. Do you want something else that we have not mentioned? If you feel that in this destination there is everything you are looking for, don't wait any longer, come here, we are waiting for you!

The most outstanding element of this town located next to the river in the early 17th-century distillery, said to be the oldest active distillery in Ireland. So think no more and take a tour of the factory and taste the different varieties of Irish whiskeys, such as Black Bush and Bushmills Original.

Located on the north coast, you can see these impressive rock formations that consist of some 40,000 basalt columns created by volcanic eruptions. Walk with your family through this unique area and climb the iconic natural pillars. Ride the Giant's Causeway & Bushmills Railroad to reach this site.

Go on an expedition up the Giant's Causeway, then pass Norman Castle and game filming locations of thrones. You can travel in a distinctive Mercedes S-class or V-class and stop at the castles and rustic villages along the way. After visiting the Giant's Causeway, you can go to the town of Bushmills, home of the famous distillery of the same name.

The Royal Golf Course Portrush is on the road to Bushmills and features 36 holes, challenging game spots and rolling greens. Enjoy the view of the sea from the spectacular ruins of Dunluce Castle, a medieval structure perched on a hill. Its fascinating history is related to the Vikings and the first Christians.

Here you will find a small car park, right in front of the castle ruins. The landscape is spectacular, to walk around the area and see all the perspectives offered by the cliff and the castle ruins. Highly recommended only for the views.

The small town of Dunseverick will seem spectacular, but you still have to follow the signs to go to the port that takes you down a narrow, winding road. Once you arrive at the place, you can leave your car in the car park and walk in the direction of the old Dunseverick Castle, passing by you to find a large rock pool that attracts many bathers during the summer. Beyond this, you will see the unusual Dunseverick Falls. Unusual because there is no river above, just spring pouring water into the sea, especially after heavy rain.

You will not be disappointed with this walk, it is for sure the biggest cave you have ever been in and that is why you will love it, the way it turns to the left and towards the sea, the waves rolling in That point adds to the experience. It is worth the effort you will make to visit this place.

This is a muddy river that flows fast with several dams perfect for salmon, this is a great place for fishermen and walkers. Countryside views and wonderful sunsets add to this beautiful place. You will see under the bridge a great old mill with a large water wheel that no longer works, but previously several mills were used on this river as a source of energy.

This is an extraordinary circular journey, around the mountain to the Giant's Causeway, then follow the shortcut back to Portballintrae. Wait about 1.5 hours more if you walk to the Causeway of the Giants, this walk is not for anything in the world.