Larne

Morning starts at the windy harbour as rain sweeps across the Irish Sea. After a quick look at Chaine Tower, the museum provides a perfect dry sanctuary for the late morning. Afternoon involves exploring Olderfleet ruins and the town park under an umbrella. The day ends cozily in a warm pub with hearty traditional food.

A crisp winter morning at the harbour with views of snow-capped hills. Chaine Tower looks striking in the low winter sun. At noon, we warm up in the museum before visiting the frosty ruins of Olderfleet. As darkness falls early, we enjoy the park in twilight and end the evening by a roaring pub fireplace.

A bike tour of Larne starts maritme at the harbour. In the morning, you'll cycle through town to the museum. The highlight of the day is the coastal ride to the expansive Carnfunnock Country Park for lunch and nature. In the afternoon, another scenic route takes you to Gleno Waterfall before returning to the town centre for a hearty dinner.

A refreshing coastal cycle despite the rain. Starting at the harbour, we take a dry break at the museum. The ride to Carnfunnock Park passes through lush, wet landscapes. Gleno Waterfall is particularly impressive and powerful in the rain. We finish with a hot meal in the town centre.

An invigorating winter cycle ride. A stiff breeze blows at the harbour, but the air is wonderfully clear. After the museum, we ride to Carnfunnock Park where trees stand frosty. Gleno Waterfall looks magical in the winter silence. We head back for hot cocoa before the early sunset.

By car, you can explore the highlights of Larne and its surroundings. Start at Carnfunnock Park, then drive to the hidden Gleno Waterfall. At midday, park in Larne's centre to explore the museum and harbour sights on foot. The afternoon is reserved for the spectacular adventure of The Gobbins cliff path, an unforgettable experience on the Antrim Coast.

A comfortable drive along the Causeway Coastal Route in the rain. We start at Carnfunnock Park and visit Gleno Waterfall, which roars during rainfall. The town centre offers indoor culture, followed by short stops at coastal towers. The dramatic cliff landscape at The Gobbins feels particularly mystical in wet weather.

Winter magic on the coastal road. Carnfunnock Park glitters with frost, followed by the sometimes icy Gleno Waterfall. In the town centre, we linger in the warmth of the museum. Chaine Tower and Olderfleet look almost surreal in the clear winter light. We finish at the wild Gobbins coast before retreating to the heated car.