Things to see & do
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Explore
Explore
Walk in the footsteps of giants. Discover the Finn McCool Trail and keep an eye out for the distinctive stone formations like the Organ, Finn's boot and the chimney stacks.
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Watch
Watch
See if you can spot a seal basking on the shore before he spots you first. The Giant's Causeway also plays host to birds, mini beasts and blossoms throughout the year.
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Enjoy
Enjoy
You just need to stand and watch the Atlantic ocean play out its majesty around you. Magnificent in rain or shine.
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Take part
Take part
Join in our family fun events happening throughout the year. From Giant Bug Hunts to Beating Back the Bracken there is something for everyone.
© Nicola Morgan
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Care
Care
The Causeway is made up of 38,000 stones, each with its own story and all of them are up for adoption.
The funds raised will go towards a new visitor centre, restoring the headland, building new car parks and ensuring the conservation and protection of the Causeway for future generations.
© Heneghan Peng
Explore
Watch
Enjoy
Take part
CareWhat's on
Join one of our family fun events happening throughout the year. There is plenty to get involved in, from conservation activities to family safaris, all against the stunning backdrop of the Giant's Causeway.
Myths and legends
Scientists say the Giant's Causeway was formed by a volcanic eruption, but locals tell a different story. They say it was the work of one mighty giant, Finn McCool. What do you think?
Walks
Enjoy the Giant's Causeway from a different perspective. Follow the Runkerry trail and take in views of Scotland, spot a dolphin and look out for nesting fulmars.