Carrickfergus Marine Gardens & Promenade

Marine Gardens, Carrickfergus is a beautiful seaside escape where history, nature, and family fun come together. Nestled along the stunning Antrim coastline, these gardens offer breathtaking views of Belfast Lough and the majestic Carrickfergus Castle. Stroll along the promenade, take in the fresh sea air, and discover vibrant flower beds, modern sculptures, and peaceful green spaces that are perfect for relaxation.  The park is family-friendly, boasting a range of amenities. For those who love the outdoors, it’s an ideal spot for picnics or leisurely walks with scenic coastal views as a backdrop. It’s also a gateway to exploring the rich history of Carrickfergus, making it a perfect stop for both nature lovers and history buffs.  The park features three distinct areas, including picnic spots, a children's playground, and a memorial area, all within sight of Carrickfergus Castle There is a a winding walk as far as Fisherman’s Quay, where visitors can make their return to the castle along the delightful seafront promenade with fantastic views across Belfast Lough and beyond. (around 2km in total). The gardens include an intricate array of paved routes split by sustainable planting and are a popular spot for picnics, playing and relaxing whilst taking in views of the castle and coast. As well as the gardens it incorporates Memorial Area, Clock Tower and Children's Playground.   Experience the captivating blend of rich history and stunning coastal beauty at Marine Gardens in Carrickfergus—where nature, adventure, and the past unite in perfect harmony. Come and explore the wonders that awaits. Accessibility -  The gardens consist of paved paths that are split by sustainable planting, making it easier for those with mobility challenges to navigate.  The play park within the Gardens includes an inclusive playground designed for children of all abilities, featuring a ship-themed play structure, a zipline, and various equipment that promotes both physical and sensory exploration.

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