Beaches B&B
Do you fancy a break in Northern Ireland's North Coast?
Come to Beaches, Portrush - the ideal location to relax in a quiet, family-run B&B.
Portrush enjoys panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean and on bright, clear days views of Scotland may be glimpsed in the distance. Just north of Portrush, lying low in the Atlantic Ocean are the Skerries, a chain of small islands formed from cooled volcanic lava which are home to a large population of breeding seabirds. Geological evidence from the Skerries was crucial to prove the theory that basalt is formed from cooled volcanic lava. The Skerries along with the Giant's Causeway and a lot of the North Coast is an area rich in fossils, too.
With all the amenities demanded of a popular holiday resort, Portrush's beaches, West Bay, East Strand and Whiterocks are among the finest in Ireland for surfing and watersports and have enjoyed prestigious European Blue Flag status. Portrush also has a growing variety of restaurants, gastro pubs and cafes all adding their own flavours to the area.
Portrush is home to several superb golden sandy beaches, the magnificent Dunluce Castle, the highly acclaimed Royal Portrush Golf Club and only a short distance from the world famous Giant's Causeway and the Bushmills Whiskey Distillery.
The Atlantic Ocean is there to be enjoyed in all its glory.
From its picturesque harbour surrounded by restaurants, wine bars and cosy pubs to its beautiful sandy beaches that stretch for miles, there’s something for everyone in Portrush.
Beaches is a small, quiet, family-run B&B in the coastal town of Portrush. Approximately 1km from the town centre, it is close to all amenities and tourist attractions.
We offer double & family rooms - all en-suite with TV and Tea/Coffee facilities.
We provide off-road secure parking for all our guests.
For the kids, we have a big back garden with football nets, climbing frame swings & slides.
Beaches is a no-smoking premise.
We hope to see you soon at Beaches.
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This page was last updated: 23 July 2009
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