Downhill Beach

Downhill Beach is an 8 kilometer long beach situated in Northern Ireland, United Kingdom. The beach is formed from a stretch of golden sand that is situated between two majestic headlands of basalt. Visitors can experience panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean from the beach. The stunning views include the Mussenden Temple,Dixon’s Pillar and the Two Boats, to name a few features. In addition to its beach, Downhill Beach offers many opportunities for recreation. Swimming, kite flying and beachcombing can be enjoyed at the beach and the nearby area offers rock climbing, fishing and extensive bird watching. The nearby seaside resort, Castlerock, offers lodging, traditional pubs and restaurants. Downhill Beach is a popular destination for locals and tourists alike and provides a unique experience on the wild, rugged coastline of Northern Ireland.