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Rathlin Offers A Birds Eye View

Rathlin Island

Rathlin Island is a tranquil and picturesque six-miles long, one mile wide inhabited island (population under 100) across the Sea of Moyle from Ballycastle. Just 15-miles from Scotland’s Mull Of Kintyre, the ferry to Rathlin is always popular, especially with enthusiasts visiting the island’s renowned RSPB Seabird sanctuary.

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Rathlin Island

In 1306 King of Scotland Robert The Bruce took refuge on Rathlin. It’s said he observed a spider repeatedly trying to spin a web and suitably inspired, he eventually returned to Scotland to fight for and ultimately win his kingdom.

Cliffs of Moher
Giant’s Causeway
Carrick A Rede
Dunluce Castle
Bushmills Distillery
The Dark Hedges

Our Vehicles

Acer – 4 Berth Campervan with toilet/shower

Romeo – Low profile Motor home Travel 4 Sleeps 4

Luca – Motorhome – Sleeps 6 – Travels 6

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