Stop at Dunluce Castle which is perched ontop of the cliffs, providing a great place for a photo stop. Travellers can take a tour of the castle however their is a fee for this. Well worth visiting even for a photo stop if travellers do not want to avail of a tour.

Take a drive down the winding road to the little harbour at Ballintoy, film location for the Game of Thrones series. A good stop to stretch the legs, take a few photographs, grab a coffee or buy a painting from the artists who are a regular feature at the harbour

If you have a head for heights why not cross the famous Carrick-a-Rede ropebridge. For those not so brave,you can take photo's from the viewpoint at Portaneevey, and pretend to your friends that you dared to cross it. A fee is charged to cross the bridge. Travellers can pre book, which is advised, as it can be busy, and depending on visitors it could be fully booked.

Why not sample some whiskey at the world's oldest licensed whiskey distillery, Old Bushmill's Distillery. Travellers can take a tour, a fee will be charged. Pre booking is advised as it can be busy for tours. For those not wishing to take a tour, visit the shop or bar to buy or sample some Bushmill's, this could help you pluck up the courage to cross the ropebridge.

Drive along the famous Antrim Coadt Road,you can either start or end your trip this way, weaving your way along the coast through the picturesque towns and villages which hug the coastline. Stop for an ice cream in Ballycastle or some lunch, or stretch the legs and take a walk around Carnlough and it's quaint little harbour before heading on along the coast taking in the stunning views.