Montalto House

Address: Craigaboney Rd, Bushmills, County Antrim, Northern Ireland, BT57 8XD, United Kingdom | B&B
 
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This B&B, located on Craigaboney Rd, Bushmills, is near Giant's Causeway, Carrick-A-Rede Rope Bridge, Bushmills Distillery, and Bushfoot Golf Club.
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    Travel Blogs from Bushmills

    Drive up the coast to Bushmills (Northern Ireland)

    A travel blog entry by samatt1020 on Oct 18, 2015

    3 comments, 20 photos

    ... white fish. We took off and headed to the Giants Causeway. The drive could have gone smoother for Sam if it were not for Matt having so much fun at Sam's expense, as she had to listen to Matt complain about the lack of Castle viewing up to this point in our trip. There may have been a reference to Timmy's Tours and their likelihood of ensuring that the guest sees what he wants. The day actually was planned out great, we stopped at ...

    Dublin & Northern Ireland

    A travel blog entry by mmtravelworld on Sep 19, 2015

    6 photos

    ... Jameson's whiskey is the best we have tasted thus far.
    The Guinness tour is very commercialised but well worth it. Frans and Mark even went to learn how to draw a proper glass of Guinness which included all the correct technicalities of how long you must wait before finishing it off (2 minutes) and the head must be 2 cm in height, for their effort they both received a certificate stating they can now both officially pour a pint. We had lunch at the restaurant in ...

    Giant's Causeway & Antrim's Causeway Coast

    A travel blog entry by modernnomad67 on Aug 06, 2015

    54 photos

    ... of Ulster’s eight counties, the Protestant-majority ones,
    remain part of the United Kingdom as Northern Ireland. County Antrim is the
    northeastern most of the six, the area north and northwest of Belfast that
    includes some very spectacular coastal scenery. We hit the coast just north of
    Larne at a town named Ballygally. I love the village names here; there’s also
    Ballykelly, Ballymoney, and Ballysally. The scenic route from Larne all the ...

    Northern Ireland, Giant's Causeway

    A travel blog entry by queenscoroots on Sep 23, 2014

    2 comments, 25 photos

    ... went into a huge new shopping centre called Victoria Square, where we took a glass elevator up to the glass domed roof, which gives great views of the city. Then it was time to get back on the bus for the two-hour trip back to Dublin. (Dawn start) Of course, like the good Canadians we are, we hooked up with one of the other Canadians on the tour bus. Annie, from Agassiz, BC, met us at Temple Bar for dinner and drinks. AND so did cousin Dan! What a fun place! We had ...

    Visiting Giants Causeway

    A travel blog entry by shockergram on Sep 20, 2014

    7 photos

    This morning the town of Bushmills was celebrating their Salmon Festival. It was fun to walk up and down the street looking at different vendors and watched some young Irish dancers. The festival was very similar to our small town festivals, with a local, fun filled atmosphere. A large flatbed trailer was parked along the street with an announcer stationed on the bed introducing the various acts. ...
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