Roe Valley Country Park

Roe Valley Country Park runs for three miles either side of the River Roe near Limavady. The river plunges through spectacular gorges and its banks are clothed with mature mixed woodland. It is a beautiful tranquil location.

Ness Wood

Scenic woodland walks. Path from car park leads to Ulster's highest waterfall.

Altahullion Wind Farm

The largest wind farm in Northern Ireland. Electricity from the wind farm is sold to Belfast based Energia who supply hospitals, schools and Northern Ireland businesses.

Benone Beach

Benone Beach multiple recipient of the European Blue Flag and Seaside Award is a must when visiting the area. With seven miles of golden sand and a magnificent back drop of mountain and cliff scenery and stunning views across to Donegal, it provides an attractive sightseeing environment as well as the usual seaside activities.

Walled City of Derry

Few places in these islands can offer such a compelling and unique experience for the visitor as the Walled City of Derry – its setting on the steep hills overlooking the wide sweep of the River Foyle, its distinctive architecture and its famous walls all provide enormous appeal. 

Banagher Glen

Native oakwood clothes the slopes of this steep-sided glen in the north Sperrins. Home to red squirrels, the woods are one of the finest examples of old woodland in Northern Ireland.

The Lough Foyle car and passenger ferry transverses the new and convenient route to explore the North West, a mere distance of 1.6km from Magilligan Point to Greencastle harbour.The route awakens the Columbian Corridor, used in the past for trade and monastic reasons, ensuring that visitors using the route are quite literally following in the footsteps of saints and legends!

Radisson SAS Roe Park has one of the best 18-hole parkland golf courses in this part of Ireland. Set amidst the beautiful countryside of the Roe Valley - with mountains to the south and the sea to the north - the Roe Park course provides a challenging combination of water hazards and natural features.  Open all year round, the course is complemented by its own floodlit driving range

This excellent salmon and trout fishery is situated in the beautiful Roe Valley Country Park near Limavady. A footbridge spans the river upstream of Givan’s Weir giving angler’s easy access to stretches of both banks.

Ness lifestyle & garden centre is a reguar winner of the GCA Garden Centre of the Year competitions, winning a 4 Star rating in 2004, the highest rating obtained in Northern Ireland. 'Cafe@Ness' is a tranquil area where you can enjoy a hearty lunch whilst deciding which area of the centre to explore next!

The Causeway become widely known as the 'Eighth Wonder of the World' from the 1700s when  large numbers of visitor's came to view this amazing array of basalt columns. Legend has it that the causeway was built by an Irish giant named Finn MacCool, after a row with his scottish counterpart, Benandonner.

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