Stunning watercolour painting of one of The Maidens lighthouses, iconic landmarks on the Causeway Coastal Route.

Day out exploring Glenarm Forest and Glen

Tidying up the bed around the Elf Hame we felt a vibe that the elves would like the door of their wonderful tree house painted. We will...

New mascot at BallyCairn House Bed & Breakfast luxury accommodation in Northern Ireland.

A true delight to walk around the gardens and take time to enjoy the delightful plants in flower in late March. Guests staying in...

The Barn @ BallyCairn Self-Catering Accommodation for up to 6 people, is the perfect base to relax, unwind and enjoy lots of outdoor fun...

We thoroughly recommend visiting this innovative clockwork garden, designed by Diarmuid Gavin. Every 25 minutes various elements of the garden rotate! The garden is located in the Castle Grounds, Antrim. One can easily spend several hours walking round the stunning grounds of the 400 year old Castle Gardens Estate. Unfortunately the actual castle, Masserene Castle, was destroyed by fire in 1922. However, the stables have been refurbished to include an art gallery and tea ro

Congratulations to Dee on successfully completing the industry L2 Food Safety course. Dee & Johnny look forward to welcoming guests from...

Dee Admiring the Bluebells on the Sallagh Braes in May As the days lengthen, the temperature begins to warm up - our thoughts at BallyCairn turn to revisiting our favourite hill, forest and woodland walks in and around the Glens of Antrim, the Ulster Way, the Causeway Coast and beyond. From mid-April onwards, we look forward to rambling along the top of Knockdhu Hill onto the Sallagh Braes to marvel at the spectacle of the bluebells in bloom. This walk is part of 'The Ulster