Ballintoy Point is a small village on the east coast of Northern Ireland. It is a popular spot for tourists due to its iconic stony beach and breathtaking coastal views. It is located near the famous Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge. Ballintoy is also renowned for its numerous archeological wonders, such as the Iron Age promontory fort, the ‘Harbour Road’ and the old stone quay. The vibrant flora and fauna makes it an ideal destination for nature lovers and wildlife photographers alike. The village can be accessed via road and is a short drive away from the giant's causeway. The nearest airport is in Belfast – a two-hour drive away.
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