Dog Friendly Beaches in County Antrim
9 dog friendly beaches across County Antrim with honest access info, tide notes, and year-round or seasonal restrictions flagged upfront.
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Murlough Bay Antrim
County AntrimOne of Antrim's most remote and dramatic bays below Fair Head's basalt columns, with historical connections to Roger Casement, year-round dog access and extraordinary views to Rathlin Island and Scotland.
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Ballycastle Beach
County AntrimA sandy beach in the shadow of the Ballycastle headland with Rathlin Island views and year-round access in this characterful north Antrim town.
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Browns Bay
County AntrimA beautiful sheltered sandy beach on Islandmagee with year-round dog access, clear water and a popular promenade on the east Antrim coast near Larne.
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Cushendun Beach
County AntrimA beautiful sandy cove at the National Trust village of Cushendun with Game of Thrones filming caves nearby, year-round dog access and one of the most photographed settings on the Antrim coast.
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Whiterocks Beach
County AntrimA spectacular Blue Flag Causeway Coast beach with dramatic white limestone cliffs, arches and caves, with seasonal restrictions on part of the beach from 1 June to 15 September.
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Carnlough Beach
County AntrimA sheltered sandy beach at the Glens of Antrim harbour village of Carnlough, with year-round dog access and the historic Londonderry Arms Hotel in the village.
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Cushendall Beach
County AntrimA small beach at the Capital of the Glens in Cushendall on the Antrim coast, with traditional pub culture and Glens of Antrim walking connections, and year-round dog access.
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Waterfoot Beach
County AntrimA small beach at the foot of Glenariff, the Queen of the Glens, where the river meets Red Bay, with year-round dog access and the Glenariff Forest Park waterfalls nearby.
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Greencastle Beach
County AntrimA small coastal area near Greencastle on Belfast Lough, used mainly by local walkers with year-round dog access and views across the lough.