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Experience awe-inspiring Natural Beauty with A Coastal Swim in the Wild Atlantic
Hidden away from the trodden tourist path lie the wonders of the Causeway Coast...Impressive Cliffs, Clear Water, Reefs and Caves await you.
What to expect on your coastal swim tour:
- Discover the Biodiversity close-up from wildlife (seals and many types of fish)
- Explore species of birds (Gannets, Oyster Catchers, Razorbills)
- See beautiful seaweed and Geology.
- With fully accredited water experts ensure your maximum safety and enjoyment!
Minimum group size is two and Minimum age is 12 (the team can take children younger than 12 if at least one supervising adult joins the session).
This tour is suitable for complete beginners who are confident in the water. Land access might involve a little scramble over rocks along a stunning cliff path!
Swim with the experts
Hanno is the face behind Freedive NI, allow him to inspire you to make memories in the water too!
Hanno is now trained by Italian national record holder Linda Paganelli and is a certified SSI Level Two Instructor excited to bring the amazing underwater world to people of all levels and abilities.
Hanno now specializes in helping you achieve your personal goals on, below, or out of the water by working on the specific needs of each individual so that they can progress with joy and bliss!
More coastal fun!
Not sure if this course is for you? Check out Freedive NI's page for all of their activities! From family-friendly swimming tours to romantic cave paddleboard tours for couples. From boat snorkel tours as part of your hen do weekend in Northern Ireland to freediving courses for beginner and advanced thrill seekers, they offer a wide range of new and exciting tours and packages!
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How to Find Us
By Rail to Portrush
From Belfast
Translink operates a regular timetable, usually every hour or less between Belfast and Coleraine. You can find the schedule here, or use their app/website here. The journey from Belfast Central takes around an hour and 20 minutes through the Antrim countryside.
From Coleraine, you may have to change for trains to Portrush. Trains run every hour, and the journey takes around 10 minutes. There are two stations in Portrush. Dhu Varren, which is on the western entrance overlooking West Strand and Portrush Station in the centre of town.
From July 14 – 21, there will be extra trains as well as extra carriages (allowing more people on) on the regular timetabled train services. The majority of the extra trains will be early morning trains from Belfast
By Bus
Translink runs several bus options for getting to Portrush the Causeway Rambler, Ulster Bus and Goldline depending where you are coming from.
When coming from Belfast, you can use the regular 218 Goldline (Timetable here) coach service from Belfast or 234 Goldline from Derry~Londonderry (timetable here).
Both of these services arrive at Coleraine Rail and Bus station, where you can easily jump on theUlsterbus 140bus service to Portrush.
By Car
Via Belfast
Follow the M2 towards Antrim. Take the A26 to Ballymena and follow the M2/A26 towards Coleraine/Portrush. On approach to Coleraine, follow the yellow (AA) and electronic signs for Public Parking.
Via Causeway route
This is possibly the best route to take to get to Portrush, clinging to the Atlantic coast from Belfast to Portrush, the Causeway Coastal Route is adorned with stretches of sandy beaches, picturesque fishing villages, rolling gorse-covered valleys and fuchsia-edged clifftop paths. Taking in the fantastic scenery from the car is incredible, but the other senses could be missing out! The sounds of the crashing waves, the birds soaring up above, the salty taste from the sea on your lips and the wind whistling past your ears – these are all part of this legendary land’s beauty.
- All equipment provided:
- Premium ION wetsuits
- Premium Snorkelling Gear
Freedive NI do require that you have moderate fitness levels, fairly good breathing skills and generally good bodily strength to participate in most of these excursions - for your own safety.
Freediving, also known as apnea, is a captivating form of underwater exploration that relies on breath-holding rather than using traditional scuba gear!
Here's a list of things you might want to consider bringing for your adventure:
- Sunscreen - Protect your skin from the sun's harmful rays, especially if spending extended periods in the water
- Warm clothes and layers - for before and after you're in the water
- Towel - Essential for drying off after your water activities
- Water bottle - Staying hydrated is crucial, so bring along a reusable water bottle to sip on throughout the day
- Snacks - Energizing snacks like granola bars or fruit can keep you fueled up for your adventures
- Waterproof bag or dry bag