76 out of the 147 available properties in Ballycastle are house rentals. They account for more than half of the accommodation options in this destination (52.78%). Additionally, the median nightly price of house rentals in Ballycastle is £110, and the median size is 81 m². Moreover, most house rentals in Ballycastle can welcome 6 people, which makes Ballycastle a perfect holiday destination for medium-sized groups and families. Holidaymakers looking for something other than house rentals can also compare many apartment rentals, which are the other most popular type of accommodation in Ballycastle. The average size of apartment rentals in Ballycastle is 210 m², and the average price is £97 a night.
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147 great properties from 21 holiday letting websites are available in Ballycastle with prices beginning at £17 per night. By comparing these holiday lettings, HomeToGo features the most economical offers and the most popular accommodation options in Ballycastle.
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Popular holiday rental amenities in Ballycastle
You will have a lot of holiday lets to choose from if you are looking for an accommodation with a pool in Ballycastle. Interestingly, our data shows that more resorts provide pools than house rentals. In addition, they can welcome 6 holidaymakers, on average, while house rentals with pools can welcome an average of 7 guests. Among these accommodation options, a few of them are within 2 kilometres of water. Ballycastle is an excellent spot if you have a pet, since a lot of holiday rentals in Ballycastle allow you to bring your pet. If this is a top requirement for you, have a look at the house rentals in Ballycastle. It is the most pet-friendly accommodation type there. A few of the pet-friendly rentals are situated less than 2 kilometres away from the city centre.
The weather in Ballycastle
This is the climate diagram in Ballycastle. On average, the warmest month is July. No heat wave is expected in February, where minimum average temperatures usally hit a 2° low.
Holiday lettings in Ballycastle - A taste of rural life
Ballycastle is a stunning town filled with large houses, apartments and traditional country cottages many of which feature open fires and acres of land. Located along the northern coast of Northern Ireland, the lanscape is rugged and the coastline rough-hewn and thrilling. Despite its rural backdrop it is a central location for accessing the sights of Northern Ireland and parts of the Republic of Ireland.
Taking a trip around Northern Ireland
Aside from the popular attractions around Ballycastle itself a holiday letting here is conveniently located just a 60-90 minute drive from Northern Ireland's capital, Belfast. Closer to home you have the Giant's Causeway, the most famous landmark in the country and the main attraction along the Causeway Coastal Route.
Large nearby towns include Coleraine and Londonderry both of which are important sites of Irish and Northern Irish history. Port Rush is a traditional seaside resort located just 18 miles from Ballycastle, complete with fairground, beaches and amusements. It is popular with surfers and for days out with the family.
Self catering in and around Ballycastle
Eating out around Ballycastle gives you a wide choice of cuisine. Many of the local establishments including the Bay Cafe and the Anzac Bar have received 5 star ratings online. The local Cooperative supermarket is located at the centre of Ballycastle and there are also two smaller supermarkets. Maud's Ice Cream provides some of the best ice cream on the island as well as a lunch menu.
Visiting Northern Ireland - Sights and attractions
Bonamargy Friary
This interesting landmark was built in 1500 and the cloister, gatehouse and church are all very well preserved. The friary is home to the graves of a number of Earls of Ulster and the chieftain Sorley Boy MacDonnell.
Ballycastle Museum
Housed in an 18th Century courthouse and market building, this museum houses the Irish Home Industries Workshop alonside artefacts dating as far back as the Neolithic period. Admission is free and opening times vary according the the time of year.
Rathlin Island
Rathlin Island is located off the coast of County Antrim and is the northermost point of Northern Ireland. It is also Northern Ireland's largest sea bird colony and home to only around 145 people. The dynamic coastline is popular with walkers, bird-watchers and scuba divers.
Kinbane Castle
These ruins lay just outside Ballycastle, along the Causeway Coastal Route. The castle was built around 1547 and now stands as a haunting landmark to times gone by for walkers enjoying the coastal paths.
Ballycastle Beach
Ballycastle Beach is an approximately 1.2km long sandy beach backing onto the Ballycastle Golf Course. The beach is popular with sightseers travelling the Causeway Coastal Route and is child and dog-friendly for most of the year.
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