Irish Political Tours offer a wide range of bus and walking tours with trained tour guides from the Republican and Loyalist ex prisoner community who give a truly unique insight into the British - Irish conflict and how it has shaped their communities.

A new attraction made up of two reserves-woodland and a wetland. Balloo Wetland consists of two large ponds that will provide a home to a variety of wildlife including plants, birds, butterflies, dragonflies, newts, frogs and much more.

Carrickfergus Borough is recognised both locally and nationally for its Parks & Countryside. Not only has the region won 'Ulster in Bloom' seven times, but it has been runner-up in 'Britain in Bloom' six times. Whether you just want to have a pleasant walk or take part in a recreational activity, the Parks in Carrickfergus Borough have it all.

One of Northern Ireland's most unique conference venues, the ward winning Belmont Tower is a small but beautifully formed venue suitable for a wide range of conferences, meetings and events. This gothic styled late Victorian listed building with its prominent bell tower, has been beautifully and sympathetically restored and has become a stunning and inviting location in which to do business. Belmont Tower is accessible to disabled visitors and excellent in house catering is available for events.

Farmer’s Food Market is held on the first Saturday of every month. Featuring such food items as: pasta, jams, bread, organic meats, coffee, soup, fruit & vegetables, all sourced from local producers. Also featuring face-painters, entertainment and kids craft workshops.

Belfast’s original boutique hotel offers comfortable accommodation at a very smart price, all in an informal but gracious atmosphere. Behind the Crescent Townhouse’s 19th century listed façade can also be found the street level cosmopolitan Metro Brasserie, and the welcoming traditional Bar Twelve.