Down

Scrabo Tower – Newtownards

Scrabo Tower, built in 1857 near Newtownards, Northern Ireland, is a 125-foot-tall memorial to the 3rd Marquess of Londonderry. It offers panoramic views of Strangford Lough and the Mourne Mountains and is surrounded by Scrabo Country Park.

The Long Hole – Bangor

The Long Hole in Bangor, County Down, is a historic tidal harbour once used by fishing boats. Originally a natural inlet, it now serves as a scenic spot for walking, fishing, and observing local wildlife.

The Rihanna Tree – Bangor

This famous tree in Bangor has seen better days. It featured in one of Rihannas video, “We found love.” Another tree has been planted beside it which will hopefully become equally as nice.

The Windmill – Millisle

The windmill in Millisle, County Down, is a historic 19th-century landmark. Now in ruins, it once ground grain for the local farming community and remains a picturesque reminder of the village’s agricultural past.

The Lighthouse – Donaghadee

Donaghadee Lighthouse, built in 1836, stands on Donaghadee Harbour’s pier in County Down. The 16-meter white tower was the first Irish lighthouse lit by electricity and continues to guide ships while adding to the town’s maritime charm.

The Cornmill – Annalong

The Cornmill in Annalong, County Down, is a historic grain mill preserved as a heritage site. It offers a glimpse into traditional milling processes and adds to the village’s scenic charm.

The Rocks – Helens Bay

Helens Bay in County Down is a charming coastal village known for its scenic beach and lush surroundings. The sandy shore, framed by dunes, offers a peaceful retreat, while the village’s historic buildings and vibrant community add to its appeal.

Annalong Harbour – Annalong

Annalong Harbour, nestled in County Down, Northern Ireland, is a quaint fishing hub with roots in the granite industry. Surrounded by the Mourne Mountains, it offers breathtaking coastal views. The harbor, rich in maritime history, is a serene spot for visitors, blending natural beauty with the charm of traditional boats.

Spelga Reservoir – Spelga

Spelga Reservoir, nestled in the Mourne Mountains of Northern Ireland, offers dramatic landscapes and serene waters. Constructed in the 1950s, it supplies water to the region while serving as a popular spot for outdoor activities. Visitors enjoy breathtaking views, peaceful trails, and the charm of a “magic road” nearby for curious explorers.