Itching to go on a vacation at the lovely Antrim County? You can check out some of the promising self catering apartments which you can stay with for your stay at Antrim.

Above: This holiday marine apartment is located just opposite Ballycastle’s much publicised beach and harbour.

If you want a beach holiday, you can stay in this marine holiday apartment. Where in you can enjoy fishing activities nearby. A luxury self catering holiday apartment can be found in the beautiful county of Antrim. This holiday apartment is fully equipped and accessorised kitchen with built in oven and ceramic hob, washer dryer, fridge/freezer. The holiday apartment has modern bathroom with electric shower unit. Separate wc with storage space. The holiday apartment has bright interior, beautifully presented. The facilities and the interior design will suit a family or couples including those with mobility difficulties.

This holiday apartment is located just opposite Ballycastle’s much publicised beach and harbour, this most attractive ground floor apartment is ideal for all those wishing to explore the many attractions of the Antrim Coast including Torr Head, Carrick-a-rede Rope Bridge, Giants Caseway, Ballintoy Harbour, Bushmills Distillery, Glens of Antrim, Ballycastle Golf Course, Royal Portrush Golf Course, Cushendun and Cushendall. Alternatively just take it easy and relax in Ballycastle itself and enjoy the many amenities and restaurants.

Situated on the ground floor, no 10 boasts a designated parking area approached by security gates and a bricked patio area with access leading living area. Internally the apartment comprises 2 double bedrooms (both with wardrobes and drawer units). This holiday apartment is spacious living and dining area with patio doors opening onto the patio area.

You will not get bored with all the nearby activities that you can enjoy while you are at this holiday apartment in Ballycastle. Ballycastle grass tennis courts and bowling green are 5 mins walk away. It is also near an 18 hole golf course which is just 5 mins away. Rathlin Island ferry leaves from Ballycastle Harbour daily and will appeal to walkers, bird watchers and cyclists.

Above: This superb 4 bedroomed duplex apartment is furnished to the highest of standards, will cater for all your needs and is situated in the heart of Ballycastle.

This is a duplex apartment in Ballycastle. Completed in the winter of 2006 this luxury NI Tourist Board approved holiday apartment offers all you need for a relaxing break. This superb 4 bedroomed duplex apartment is furnished to the highest of standards, will cater for all your needs and is situated in the heart of Ballycastle, a small rural town on the most north-easterly tip of County Antrim. Only a few paces from local shops, pubs and restaurants we are ideally located to make your break even more enjoyable. Ballycastle not only offers beautiful and picturesque surroundings but also a host of entertainment and leisure facilities.

The Giant’s Causeway with its 40,000 stone columns was the first world heritage site in Ireland. It is Ireland’s most famous tourist attraction and a must for all visitors to Ireland (and it’s only 20 mins away!)Golfers can perfect their game at any one of twelve golf courses (Ballycastle links course is only a mile from the apartment). Anglers will enjoy some of the best game and coarse fishing in Europe, and every type of water sport is available from scuba diving to water skiing and surfing.

Above: This golfing holiday home apartment is close to beach. It is situated in the beautiful town of Ballycastle, North Antrim, close to the beach and port.

This golfing holiday home apartment provides excellent accommodation in a relaxed setting off street parking; guests are only a short drive from many attractions. This is situated close to the beach at Ballycastle. It is close to beach. It is situated in the beautiful town of Ballycastle, North Antrim, close to the beach and port.

The small village of Bushmills can claim to have the oldest licenced whiskey distillery in the world, established in 1608. There are organised tours to see and sample the various whiskeys. Carrick-a-rede Rope Bridge, This swinging rope bridge spans a 60ft wide chasm, giving access to the salmon fishery. We dare you to cross! Not for the faint hearted.

This golfing holiday home apartment is near some of the most interesting places in the Northern part of Ireland. The Dunluce Castle is a romantic ruin clinging to a crag almost surrounded by the sea, this was once the main fort of the Irish MacDonells, chiefs of Antrim. Portrush is noted for its splendid location with sandy beaches on all sides. If a bit of "craic" and a good meal is what you are after, then the many good quality restaurants and pubs will make your stay even more memorable.

Royal Portrush Golf club has played host to many prestigious competitions including the British Open. With the variety and quality of the challenging links and parkland courses.

It is the base for the Katie Hannon, a Severn class lifeboat and Ken and Mary, a D class inshore lifeboat of the RNLI. Lifeboats have operated out of Portrush Harbour since 1860.

Attractions in the seaside resort, next to Portstewart, include the famous (at least in Northern Ireland) Barry’s Amusements, Portrush Countryside Centre, the Dunluce Centre and a swimming complex. Also in the town is the renowned Royal Portrush Golf Club which hosted the 1951 British Open Golf championship. There are sandy beaches and rocky beaches to the east and west.