| Portrush is a seaside resort town and its name | | | | considered very challenging as it is rough greens |
| means promontory port. It is in Northern Ireland in | | | | with unpredictable weather. Some of the most |
| Count Antrim. The main part of this town is on a | | | | famous shots are the Dunluce Links par four and |
| mile long peninsula and contains restaurants, bars, | | | | the par 3 Calamity Corner. |
| hotel sand the railway station. | | | | The Coastal Zone is part of the Portrush Nature |
| It mainly serves as a dormitory town for the | | | | reserve and contains changing exhibits during the |
| nearby University of Ulster. There are many | | | | year. It focuses on showing how the marine |
| different accommodation choices including | | | | environment has influenced the history of |
| camping, caravans, cottages, self catering | | | | Portrush as well as the present and future of the |
| apartments, family guesthouses, luxury hotels and | | | | community. You can visit the rock pools at low |
| more. | | | | tide and walk the rocky seashore. |
| Portrush is known for its three beautiful beaches, | | | | Dunluce castle is situated on a crag on the Antrim |
| White Rocks, East Strand and West Strand. | | | | coast. This spectacular spot was sculpted by the |
| There is extensive lovely coastline to visit and at | | | | sea. You can visit the castle ruins as it has not |
| one time it was possible to visit all of the beaches | | | | been inhabited sine the British besieged it during |
| on the Giants Causeway tramway. Today the | | | | the 16th century. A popular spot for families is |
| tramway does not travel its full length but only a | | | | the Barrys. This is the largest amusement park |
| small section. | | | | found in Ireland. There are a variety of rides |
| Some of the attractions include the Royal | | | | available both for those looking for a thrill or |
| Portrush Golf club that is considered one of the | | | | others who just want to relax. |
| world's greatest courses. This course is | | | | |