Introduction
County Londonderry is Northern Ireland's northwestern gem, a landscape where wild Atlantic coastlines crash against emerald hills and centuries of history whisper from every stone. Dominated by the dramatic Sperrin Mountains and the legendary Giant's Causeway, the county offers travelers a raw, unfiltered slice of Irish terrain. Here, prehistoric landscapes rub shoulders with plantation-era towns, and traditional farming communities blend with vibrant modern culture.\nFrom the windswept Causeway Coast to the river valleys threading through fertile farmland, Londonderry serves up an experience that stays with you. Distilleries, ancient ruins, and local pubs tell stories of resilience, while the landscape itself remains the county's most compelling storyteller. This is a place where every vista holds a tale, every road leads to an unexpected discovery.
Featured Places
Coleraine
Coleraine greets you with a salty breeze off the Atlantic and the gentle murmur of the River Bann as it spills toward the sea. This coastal town in County Londonderry sits at the heart of Northern Ireland’s wild and wonderful Causeway Coast, where...
Limavady
Limavady’s name tells a tale: “Léim an Mhadaidh” means “leap of the dog,” inspired by local lore of a heroic hound bounding across a gorge to warn villagers of danger. This small town in Northern Ireland’s County Londonderry wears its history and...
Featured Attractions
Crindle Stables
Ride stunning beaches & forests! Crindle Stables offers unforgettable horse riding on NI's Causeway Coast. Family fun & epic coastal treks near Limavady.
Derry City Walls
Derry City Walls stand as a testament to resilience and history, the last fully intact walled city in Ireland and among Europe's most preserved fortifications. Constructed between 1613 and 1619 under ...