The Giant's Causeway

26/10/2026

26/10/2026

📣 Visitor Notice: Following the full Visitor Experience is now open again today, Monday 26 October.

We have now moved to our winter opening times: 10am to 4pm, with last admission to the Visitor Centre at 3pm.

25/10/2026

❗ Visitor Notice

It's time to say goodbye to the autumn leaves, and hello to the winter breeze❄️

From tomorrow (Monday 25 October), the Giant's Causeway Visitor Experience will open at 10am and will close at 4pm. The last admission into the Visitor Centre is at 3pm.

Wrap up warm, grab your favourite hat and scarf combo, and find your winter wellness at Northern Ireland's first UNESCO World Heritage Site💚

To make the most of your visit and to avail of the best rates, pre-book your Visitor Experience tickets in advance via our official website⬇️

🔗 https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/northern-ireland/giants-causeway

National Trust NI | Visit Causeway Coast and Glens | Discover Northern Ireland

24/10/2026

📣 Visitor notice: Due to high winds, the Giant’s Causeway Visitor Experience will be closing at 3pm today, Saturday 24 October.

We plan to reopen on Monday, 26 October and will update here as soon as possible.

National Trust NI

23/10/2026

📣Visitor Notice: Due to the high winds forecast, the Giant's Causeway Visitor Experience will be closed on Sunday, 25 October.

We will reopen as soon as possible.

23/10/2026

📣 Last chance to apply!

Our Storyteller vacancy closes for applications on Sunday 25 October.

Does this sounds like the job for you? As a Storyteller, you will...

🚶‍♀️ Deliver guided tours with flair and theatre
💚 Bring to life the history, mythology and conservation priorities of the site
👌 Ensure visitors have an enjoyable, unique and unforgettable experience

The wellbeing and safety of our visitors will also lie at the heart of your role🫶

Take this as an opportunity to take a GIANT leap out of your comfort zone at Northern Ireland's iconic World Heritage Site🤩

National Trust NI | Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council | Tourism Northern Ireland

20/10/2026

🌟 A GIANT star in the making…

Over the last couple of weeks, we’ve had the pleasure of showcasing the fantastic work of local Student Architect, Amy Sharpe!

Amy is a former pupil of Royal High School, Co. Armagh, and as part of her A Level Art project, she explored the theme of ‘Reality’ and the relationship between people and the environment🤝

Using photography and design, Amy explored the realities of our changing environment, celebrating the natural beauty of the stunning Causeway Coast, whilst also encouraging reflection on the challenges our world faces today - climate change, pollution and extreme weather⛈️

Thank you Amy for sharing your creativity, immense talent and passion with our visitors. We wish you nothing but success with your Architecture studies at Queen's University Belfast💚

Amy’s exhibition will be on display within the Visitor Centre for another couple of weeks.

Visiting soon? Be sure to stop and take a look!👀

National Trust NI | Visit Causeway Coast and Glens

17/10/2026

We just couldn’t resist…👻

Halloween hits the Giant’s Causeway in less than 2 weeks’ time, and what a spooktacular schedule we have in store!

📜 Halloween Quest
🎃 The Giant’s Great Food Challenge
📖 Storytelling Sessions
🕷️ Creepy Crafts
🫟 Facepainting
🎻 Live Irish Music
👋 Meet the Giants
🚶🏻‍♀️ Exclusive Guided Experiences

Across four magical days, step into a GIANT adventure at Northern Ireland’s iconic World Heritage Site, steeped in Irish mythology, ancient folklore, Samhain traditions, live storytelling, music and mystery!

Fancy dress encouraged!🕸️

📆 Wednesday 28 - Saturday 31 October
⏰ 10am - 3:30pm
🎟️ Free event; normal admission charges apply
🔗 For best rates, pre-book online - https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/northern-ireland/giants-causeway

National Trust NI | Visit Causeway Coast and Glens | Discover Northern Ireland

15/10/2026

⚠️ Important Notice

A recent dog attack on a sheep at nearby Dunseverick Harbour is a timely reminder that dogs should be kept on a lead near livestock.

Sheep worrying can have devastating consequences, causing significant stress, often leading to short and long-term issues, including fertility problems, abortion in pregnant ewes, serious injuries, and in some cases, death.

Dogs have the potential to cause serious distress to grazing livestock, if not properly controlled. Preventing incidents like these starts with responsible dog ownership.

Please follow all on-site signage and keep your dog under close control around our special places to help keep grazing livestock safe from harm.

For more information on visiting our places with your dog, please visit our website⬇️

🔗 https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/northern-ireland/dog-friendly?type=article

Thank you for helping us protect livestock and the coast for everyone to enjoy💚

📸 Area Ranger, Ruth Linton

National Trust NI | Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council | Visit Causeway Coast and Glens

12/10/2026

📣 We’re recruiting!

Tired of the same routine? Looking to swap the 4 walls of the office for fresh sea air, stunning scenery and a role where no 2 days are ever the same?🤔

Our Storyteller team are on the look-out for an enthusiastic, friendly and passionate individual to join them in helping to bring Northern Ireland’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site to life for our visitors💚

As a Storyteller, you will…

👋 Be part of a team that welcomes and engages with visitors from all over the world, ensuring they receive a warm Causeway welcome

📖 Deliver guided tours with flair and theatre, detailing the history, mythology and conservational priorities of the site

😊 Engage with visitors at the Visitor Services Desk and deal with enquiries to help them enjoy their visit

🫶 Ensure to care for the wellbeing and safety of our visitors

Also, with the added perk of free admission to all National Trust properties across the UK, it’s a no brainer👀

Find out more and apply here⬇️

🔗 https://careers.nationaltrust.org.uk/OA_HTML/a/ #/vacancies/180551

📆 Applications close on Sunday 25 October

National Trust NI | Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council | Tourism Northern Ireland