Rinagree Point

The cliffside walk to Rinagree Point rewards you with some of the Causeway Coast's most dramatic sightlines, and unlike the busier spots near Bushmills, you'll likely have the path mostly to yourself. The viewpoint sits on a proper high promontory looking out toward the Atlantic, with the basalt columns of the coast stretching away in both directions below you. On a clear day the light catches the cliffs spectacularly. It's not a massive detour from the main attractions, but it does require a decent walk - bring proper footwear because the coastal path can be muddy and uneven, especially after rain.

Walkers will get the most from this one. You're looking at maybe 45 minutes to an hour depending on your pace and how long you linger at the top. It's the sort of place where you actually feel like you've earned the view rather than just rolled up to a car park and taken a selfie. The wind can be fierce up there, so don't underestimate it when you're checking the forecast.

There's no facility or entrance fee to worry about - it's open whenever you fancy the walk. If you're staying at Causeway Country Pods nearby, this fits nicely into a wider coastal exploration of the area. The real appeal is the solitude and the raw landscape. Not Instagram-famous like some spots, but that's rather the point.