The Council web site has a great deal of information on it's 'Tourist Information and Leisure' page - as you will see when you click the link to the right. However, we've just picked out one item to give you a 'taster' -
Golfing on the Causeway Coast
The dramatic stretch of Atlantic coastline known as the Causeway Coast is one of the most beautiful in Europe.
This area of outstanding natural beauty is truly a golfer's paradise, offering a variety of terrain from spectacular links courses to delightful parkland. Whichever of our superb courses you choose to play, we can assure you of a quality of golf that is unsurpassed.
The proximity of the courses to one another (eight within the Borough, including Royal Portrush and Portstewart) means that minimum time is spent travelling, leaving more time for enjoyment of the game. Green fees are modestly priced, accommodation facilities are excellent and our people are renowned for their hospitality and humour - all the ingredients necessary for a truly memorable golfing experience.

Coleraine is the main town on the World Famous Causeway Coast. Situated on the banks of the beautiful River Bann, it has seen unprecedented growth in recent years. The town is a delightful mix of old and new. There is a distinct emphasis on ‘family friendly’ and the best offer for shopping, leisure and eating out on the Causeway Coast.
Coleraine Town Partnership Ltd has been operating since 1998, in conjunction with all stakeholders to ensure that Coleraine remains the ‘Capital of the Causeway Coast’ through sound Town Management best practice principles. You will see as you navigate through this website that Coleraine is the place to visit on the Causeway Coast and through working true partnership working ensure that Coleraine will be a model contemporary Northern Ireland regional town both now and in the future.
Click the logo link to the right and see what our town has in 'store'!

The CCaGHT website says:- Our mission statement is:
“to raise awareness of the special qualities of the natural, built and cultural heritage of the Causeway Coast & Glens area including the Antrim Coast & Glens, Binevenagh, and Causeway Coast Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty; promoting environmental management and sustainable development that aims to conserve and enhance the unique heritage of the area for the benefit of all."'

Take a look at the website and see just what a wonderful job they are doing, just click on the logo link to the right:-

The Causeway Coastal Route is rated as one of the Top Five Road Trips worldwide and when you drive it, you’ll see why. It’s an ever changing tapestry of scenery and colours, set against a dramatic coastal backdrop that will take your breath away – the perfect place for a leisurely tour.
The journey starts in Belfast, and follows the coast road through the nine Glens of Antrim, winding between various picturesque villages and unforgettable scenic locations. The route peaks at the Giant's Causeway on the North Antrim coast, before continuing west toward the walled city of Londonderry.

The 'Discover Northern Ireland' website has a host of useful information, and you can also download a selection of brochures and booklets to tell you more about specific areas. Click the link to the right to 'discover' more:-

Visit this stunning landscape and beautiful gardens. Here you will find magnificent cliiftop walks, affording rugged headland views across the awe-inspiring North Coast.
Discover the striking 18th-century mansion of the eccentric Earl Bishop that now lies in ruin, then explore Mussenden Temple, perched on the cliff edge. As an extra treat you can learn about the reality of life in the rural 17th-century cottage of Hezlett House, told through people who once lived there in one of Northern Ireland's oldest buildings.

Places nearby include: Portstewart Strand; Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge; and the Giants Causeway. Find out more by clicking the logo link to the National Trust website for Northern Ireland:-

“ The Bushmills distillery has had its fair share of visitors these past few hundred years, now over 120,000 each year (and that’s not counting our resident ghost, The Grey Lady). And of all the living souls I have encountered, every one of them leaves with a smile on their face and a spring in their step, mind you, that might just be from the fumes as we hand craft our Bushmills.
So why not experience it yourself and be transported into a world that hasn’t changed much since we first opened our doors way back.” (Just 'click' the link to visit a very 'different' type of website!?)

And just to finish this page, we return to the Causeway Coast and Glens website...

'Welcome to Northern Ireland's Causeway Coast & Glens – an area whose breathtaking and rugged coastline merges into the romantic landscape of its deep silent glens and lush forest parks.
The wonders don’t stop there as the region has been made famous by the Causeway Coastal Route which is seen as ‘One of the World’s Great Road Journeys’ and one of the most outstanding scenic touring drives in the world'.

Once again we invite you to click the logo link to the right and be inspired!

We look forward to seeing you at the 2014 All Ireland rally in Coleraine on the 28th and 29th May - a good start to a great holiday on the North Coast!