Antrim Vacations

Northern Ireland's premier retail and leisure destination offers over 30 retailers and a 10-screen cinema. Visit weekday mornings for a relaxed shopping experience before exploring the diverse dining options.

The 17th-century Antrim Castle may be gone, but its restored gardens showcase rare Anglo-Dutch water features. Stroll along historic canals and visit Clotworthy House to discover exhibitions about this heritage site.

This parkland course features three man-made lakes across 143 acres of gently undulating terrain. Warm up at the 20-bay floodlit driving range before tackling challenging par 5s like "Plaskets Burn" and "The Gap."

Established in 1895, Massereene Golf Club offers a challenging parkland course with views over Lough Neagh. Enjoy tree-lined fairways before relaxing in the clubhouse with excellent catering and stunning vistas.

Antrim Forum offers a comprehensive fitness experience with modern facilities for swimming, sports, and wellness. Enjoy the state-of-the-art equipment and diverse classes in this welcoming community leisure center.

This parkland course features three man-made lakes across its challenging 143 acres designed by Tom McAuley. Warm up at the 20-bay floodlit driving range before tackling the diverse hole layouts.

Randalstown Library is a vibrant community hub hosting events like 'Knit and Natter' and children's 'Rhythm and Rhyme' sessions. Browse books or enjoy free Wi-Fi and digital resources.

This WWII-era platform on Lough Neagh once tested torpedoes and now serves as a vital breeding ground for terns and cormorants. Observe the historic structure from Antrim Lough Shore Park.