Hiking & Camping Adventure Along the Giants Causeway in Northern Ireland

The Gaints Causeway & the Northern Irish Coastline awaits.

Filmed & Edited by Liam.

[derekberrill]

Bro, hands down you've walked around ireland more than any natives have ever had. Was chatting to you when you were in Kerry. Fantastic content. Pleasure to see your adventures.

[iknowyoureright]

Glad you enjoyed it brother. You’re welcome back anytime……we are just a stones skip away. Peace

[UKSoloHiking]

Hi Liam, Have you ever though of hiking the Welsh coastal path? Its the first and longest continuous path that covers an entire country's coast and runs around 870 miles. Would make an excellent video. Loving your work!!

[moktkhy]

Been following for a few years now Liam. Great to see you over this way. You need to come back and see the mourne mountains . Breath taking walking and camping

[SeamusHobo]

Never seen anyone rawdogging a soda, not even with a bit of butter. Awsome 😂

[vinpepp]

Yes! as a lad i used to spend a month every year, at my uncles home in Nenagh co Tipperary, they used to take me to kilkee and lahinch, southern ireland i know but it's ireland, i stood on the cliffs at Kilkee and watched the rollers come in, thinking that the next landfall would be Nova Scotia, it blew my mind then and still does, as an old man, it was and still is my favourite destination. thank you for the memories, and the pubs are open for ever, i remember once, we had a drink at a local pub, it was late, the local Garda came in, we had a lock in, they stayed and drunk with us

[StevenKeery]

The squealing in the undergrowth I think is a baby rabbit. I found one years ago that made a similar sound when I picked it up.
A couple of hundred yards from where you finished your video, is HMS Caroline. A WW1 Destroyer that fought at Scapa Flow.
The Dry-dock for the Titanic was also a couple of hundred yards from you, over by the black building.
The Nomadic, is the ship that took passengers out to the Titanic. It is just in front of the Titanic Museum in a Dry-dock.
The scenery was beautiful and you managed to have some great weather on your journey.
Bushmills Whiskey has a distillery up close to where you started. They have tours around the distillery. Better than a pebble I would have thought.
For a small country, there is so much to see here. I hope you got to spend more time to see more of it.
At the foot of Dunluce Castle is where a Spanish ship from the Spanish Armada went aground, in the aftermath of it escaping. It was called the Girona and some of the gold treasure belonging to the Nobles on board was found by divers and is now on display in the Ulster Museum in Belfast.
Best wishes to you, come again any time.

[BertOfBelfast]

Great to see you had such a good time in Northern Ireland. Our people are the best!

[mylonkleven]

Wow ..How beautiful is Northern Ireland..You have captured its beauty so well with fantastic camera shots ..Thank you Liam for sharing this outstanding upload ..✌🏼❤️

[missmoneypenny]

Best advert for Norn Iron... Thank you ❤

[carsonbarclay]

Glad u enjoyed your time here, always welcome lad.

[club_rock]

HELLO LIAM
You must sell the series to BBC or Discovery Channel.
And you might walk across Europe :
A summer in France
A summer in Switzerland
A summer in Italy
A summer in Germany
A summer in Ireland
🇬🇧 🇨🇭 🇨🇵 🇩🇪 🇨🇮

[JulieB.-wykd]

Another great video Liam, having an Irish dad, I've visited southern Ireland many times and feel its part of me. You have now inspired me to visit the North.

[johnCT]

Amazing scenery, magnificent sunset, campsite with the waterfall nearby, curious morphology and cliffs, the greenness of the lovely countryside - but no customary introduction at the start: "Hi, I'm Liam by the way." 🖐

[christinewells]

I absolutely loved your video, Liam. I live in Lisburn County Antrim in Northern Ireland. I've been in those areas you were in and I just love the place. The rugged scenery is very impressive. Looking forward to seeing where you end up next!😊

[Daisy-pkzk]

Such poetry in your narration on your journeys. You'll look back and certainly not regret much in life ☺️

[ciaran.laverty]

Great video Liam! I grew up in Ballycastle and trust me, you won the weather lottery on this trip. We usually get a handful of days like that in a summer if we are lucky lol

[yeoo]

I love Portrush I used to go there on family holidays every summer when I was a kid so many good memories of Barry's and water world, brilliant wee sea side town

[Stormy]

Man you have no idea how good you lucked out with the weather! I went to the giant's causeway for the first time a couple of weeks ago and it was pouring rain! I tried to enjoy it as much as i could but after a while i just needed to get indoors. The causeway coast is truly beautiful though

[MarkO-ulhv]

Glad you enjoyed our country Liam, you would love the Mourne mountains, hope you try them out