Portrush

Portrush

Northern Ireland

Introduction to Port

Portrush is a standout among official ports, tucked on the North Antrim coast where sea cliffs meet epic scenery and a warm Ulster welcome awaits. What sets it apart is not just the scenery, but the port-side doorway it offers to a region of world-class icons: Dunluce Castle ruins perched on a jagged outcrop above the Atlantic, the basalt columns of the Giant's Causeway a short drive away, and the cinematic magic of Game of Thrones that turns shore days into a living backdrop. From here, signature experiences unfold: a stroll along Ramore Head with its seafood spots and sweeping seascapes, a coastal drive to Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, a tasting tour at Bushmills Distillery, and a game of championship golf at Royal Portrush. The port's fleet features modern, efficient facilities—deep-water berths, reinforced quays, streamlined tendering where needed, and a dedicated excursion hub that makes every port call swift and seamless for passengers and crew alike. Onboard, guests enjoy shore-side immersion through curated Portrush itineraries, local culinary moments, and cultural performances that celebrate Northern Ireland’s hospitality, folklore, and music, all designed to complement a day ashore without sacrificing comfort at sea. Portrush invites visitors to connect with geology, history, and landscape in a compact, unforgettable ribbon of experiences that few ports can rival.

Reasons
Reasons To Visit
Dunluce Castle
Medieval ruins perched on a cliff above the sea.
Giant's Causeway
Hexagonal basalt columns and dramatic coastal scenery.
Coastal walks
Stunning cliff paths with dramatic sea views.
Game of Thrones sites
Nearby locations featured in the series.