Biker Friendly Accommodation in Northern Ireland

Co. Antrim | Ireland

Co. Antrim | Crumlin .

Crumlin

Bay Cottage B&B

Bay Cottage, Biker Friendly, Crumlin, Antrim, Northern Ireland On the shores of Lough Neagh, this small, very comfortable B&B, is an ideal location to visit Lisburn, Ballymena, Belfast and Antrim or as a base for exploring scenic Northern Ireland. Two comfortably furnished guest bedrooms with views of the Lough; a large en-suite bedroom and a smaller bedroom with private bathroom, where guests have use of a very comfortable sitting room. Breakfasts are excellent using home reared pork products, with evening meals by arrangement. Also a self contained one bedroom apartment which is available on a B&B basis or self catering.

Excellent location for touring and close to the Ulster Grand Prix circuit. Owner Norman is a keen motorcyclist and able to offer suggestions for good days out. Happy to take riders to the train station for the race day during the NW 200 so they can drink a pint or two of Guinness while watching the race without endangering their licence!

A previous Biker guest said: "Here on the door it says 'Bikers Welcome' and it is a fact! The best reception ever had in 12 years of B&B in the British Isles". Motorcycle washing facilities, garaged and private parking.

where: 61 Loughview Road, Aldergrove, Crumlin, Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland, BT29 4ED

tel: 028 9442 8350
website: www.baycottageireland.com

e-mail: [email protected]

Co. Down

On the A2 Mourne Coastal Route which also leads North to NW200 territory and surrounded with some great biking roads. Groomsport is a small fishing village about 16 miles east of Belfast, with lovely beaches, a sheltered harbour, several restaurants and a lively pub. Close to Donaghadee and the main town of Bangor.

where: Co Down, Northern Ireland,
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Biker Friendly Accommodation Northern Ireland, Castlebridge, County Antrim, Co Down, Cushendall, Dun Laoghaire, East Kenmare, Holywood, Larne, Limavady, Rathdrum, Northern Ireland, Clough, Martinstown, Cullybackey, Kells and Galgorm, Broughshane, nine Glens of Antrim, Belfast, Lough Neagh; the largest freshwater lake in the British Isles, The Port of Larne is close with ferries to Stranrear, World Heritage Site, The Giant’s Causeway, Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, Hotels, B&B, guest houses, cottages, hostels, camping. Ideal for touring! bikers are welcome, North Antrim and Causeway Coast regions. overlooking the beautiful Rathlin Island and very close by to the small hamlets of Whitepark Bay, Ballintoy Harbour and Port Bradden, attractions, including The Giants Causeway, The Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, Dunluce Castle, Portballintrae, Coleraine and Portrush where the North West 200 event takes place. On the A2 Mourne Coastal Route which also leads North to NW200 territory and surrounded with some great biking roads. Groomsport is a small fishing village about 16 miles east of Belfast, with lovely beaches, a sheltered harbour, several restaurants and a lively pub. Close to Donaghadee and the main town of Bangor., ideal location for touring the Glens of Antrim, Slemish, Bushmills Distillery and the famous Giants Causeway. Other places to visit include the Glenariff Forest Park, Antrim Round Tower, Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge and Dunluce Castle. In an area of tranquil forests and dancing waterfalls, dramatic castles and mysterious ruins, spectacular country parks and endless attractions… However it is probably the 'craic' that the people are really famous for… With lively wit and spontaneous humour that you will encounter wherever you go ensures that there's always a smile of welcome and a friendly nod to make you feel at home! A mile (ish) to Carnlough with a picturesque harbour, welcoming pubs and places to eat.