Composed of twenty-six different districts, Northern Ireland is a country just slightly larger than the American state of Connecticut, and yet it boasts a spirit and vibrancy greater than that found in the entirety of many of the world’s largest nations. Northern Ireland boasts a whole host of tourist attractions as well as fun for the locals too, and when you visit you will find that the greatest difficulty is in selecting where to begin!

The activities offered in Northern Ireland are such that every visitor will have something to do. Whether you like a challenge and welcome active pursuits, or if you simply wish to take a stroll and enjoy some breathtaking views, Northern Ireland will have an activity to satisfy. There is a delightful combination of organised and self-directed activities available, and no matter what you are after, there will be something for you.

For the sports or casual fisherman, why not try your hand at angling? If you are more of an active outdoorsman, try an exhilarating trek through the hills or over the mountains, rent a mountain bike and really test your legs, or take a splash at a beach or in a community aquaplex.

If you’re less of a “doer” and more of a “Seer” then don’t worry, there is also lots for you to see in Northern Ireland. The country boasts numerous lovely old manors and parks that are open to the public to view; many of them also do double duty as hotels, so why not book a night or two in a heritage home and live as people used to in historic times? Or, if you’d prefer a more fleeting look at history, tour Northern Ireland’s museums and engage in the delightful exhibits that these have to offer.

There’s no shortage of things to see and do in Northern Ireland, so why not stop in, take a look, and before you know it you’ll be in on all the action!