Giant’s Causeway

The weather that day was awful. The winds were over 35mph, it was on and off rain. I still had a nasty cold, but I wasn’t going to let that stop me from seeing the honeycomb rocks. I armored myself in this warm turtleneck sweater from Boohoo and a comfy jumpsuit from Uniqlo for our walk down the hill from the visitor’s center to the causeway. It’s not long, but if it’s cold outside or you aren’t feeling down for the walk, you can pay 1 euro for a round trip bus ride up and down the hill. I personally think the walk is worth it for sweeping views of the landscape.

The best time to visit the causeway is at sunset or sunrise to catch that golden light and also avoid crowds. I found it a bit frustrating to be surrounded by so many people when we went, so I would highly recommend going at an “off” time so you can soak in all the beauty in peace.  I also suggest renting a car so you have freedom to explore the rest of the Northern Ireland area, but there are tour buses you can catch from Bushmills if needed. The visitor center closes at 6pm and while I haven’t seen it, I hear you can still visit afterward and not have to pay the admission price.

I was so glad I bundled up for this adventure. I think it’s a bit warmer in the summer, but that area tends to get a lot of wind. You can shop my outfit above and check out other key pieces that I would wear to the causeway as well.

Have you been to Giant’s Causeway? Is it on your bucket list? I’d love to hear from you in the comments! This place is so magical, it’s worth a visit.