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For a fast free quote for ferry travel and to compare prices for your route from every ferry operator enter your details above. To book your Ferry By route and for all Non UK Departures and Foot Passengers CLICK HERE Larne tourist guide - hotels and servicesLarne is often referred to as the gateway to Northern Ireland. The port is ideally situated on the Antrim Coast, one of the most stunning stretches of coastline in the whole Ireland. The port is well positioned and is an excellent base from which to commence your exploration of the historic and scenic areas in Northern Ireland. The 16th century Olderfleet Castle, the fascinating Larne Museum, and the Chaine Memorial are a few of the notable attractions which can be found in the town. The Chaine Memorial is a precise replica of Ireland's traditional round tower and also known as 'the giant's pencil'. On good weather days, the hornbeam Maze is ideal for whiling away the hours and is in the shape of Northern Ireland. The attraction provides a handy scenic platform which will help those who can't find the way back out. In and around Larne there are plenty of things to do. The coast is enchanting and there's a large choice of leisure activities available. Children will love the outdoor adventure playground, situated not far from the town, where a giant chess set and crazy golf are some the available fun attractions. Lough Larne is a beautiful protected wildlife area.
By train, bus or car Belfast is only a short ride away. This cosmopolitan capital city is Northern Ireland's largest urban tourist attraction. The city is filled with a large number of pubs, shops and restaurants serving national and international cuisine. Other tourist attractions situated near Larne are panoramic Lough Neagh and the Giants Causeway, both easily accessible by car. Hotels in LarneLarne is a vital port and market town situated on the wonderful Antrim coast. Many travellers visit this region of Northern Ireland particularly to view the coastline and notice that there are numerous of lodging options. Additionally, Belfast, boasts many more accommodation establishments, is only a very short distance away bus, car or train. The Beach Vista and the Ballygally Castle are both popular hotels situated near the ferry terminal. Travellers on a budget will appreciate the Derrin Guesthouse and the Halfway House Hotel. These establishments provide good facilities and reasonable rates. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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