kinbane castle
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kinbane castle印象
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It wasnt the nicest of days, so we weren't devastated that we couldnt walk out to the castle. It is much quieter than many of the other places along the coastal route. There is little left of the ruins, but interesting to look at.
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Fantastic views on the walk down and when you get to the castle but be warned the steps are pretty step and the walk back up will take it out of you! If it's a bit damp be careful as it can be a bit slippy so make sure you've got good footwear.
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Unfortunately this was closed today when we stopped by. The view to the side of it is beautiful but couldn't even see the castle at all.
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Wow! We came here on a whim and were so glad we did. We were the only people around and we braved the looong flight of stairs and scrambled around the ruins and beach. Great place for a picnic. We loved the solitude of the castle.I would NOT suggest this for people who enjoy a formal tour. If you think the current Giant's Causeway with bright, new visitor center is fabulous, you might not enjoy schlepping down 40 flights of stairs and showing yourself an old castle.If you have young kids, you will want to keep a close watch on them. There are no rails and no barriers keeping you from going over edges.If you are hardy, have an imagination or love finding things on your own this is the place to go. Stop by Ballintoy Harbor if you forgot your lunch afterwards. Delicious.
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Steep climb down on an excellent path with steps. Well worth the effort to get to the bottom then climb to the ruined castle. The views are fantastic and the place is always empty. Be warned the headland path is narrow and would be dangerous in high winds - not a place for small children
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The castle remains are on a promontory rising above the sea in a wonderful position to view the sea and the rugged coastline. Great photo opportunities.
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We stumbled on the castle by accident. Yes, it's open. This was one of our favorite walks in North Ireland. We wandered out over the cliff in order to watch the sea below. The castle itself is an interesting ruin. Don't miss this if you're in the area.
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This was something we stumbled upon and we were so glad we did. Absolutely stunning views. An amazing spot.
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Visited today 4/8/14 although sign says it's closed we were cheeky and ventured onwards. We seen another couple on the headland so presumed all was safe enough to proceed. A long a windy route brought us down the steep steps. It helped that the weather was beautiful and the castle seemed almost smaller when we got close. Spectacular views of Rathlin Island and the coastline. For the more adventurous there is a derelict ruin a short walk away just make sure you have the correct footwear as there's not a specific path to follow. Very glad we stopped by felt special and unbesmirched by the usual/ more famous historic sites. Highly recommend a visit- make sure you are fit for the walk back up though!
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The walk down and back is daunting for those out of shape. The return to one's family roots, however, makes the trip into a reward.