Larne

Larne is a coastal town and major port in County Antrim, Northern Ireland, known for its scenic setting, maritime heritage, and strategic location on the Irish Sea. Situated about 25 miles north of Belfast, Larne has long served as a key gateway between Northern Ireland and Scotland, with regular ferry services connecting it to ports across the water. The town’s history stretches back to ancient times, with evidence of settlement dating to the Bronze Age, and it has played an important role in trade, transport, and industry throughout the centuries. Today, Larne is a vibrant community with a bustling harbor, charming town center, and easy access to the stunning Antrim Coast Road, one of the most scenic drives in the UK. Its proximity to natural attractions like Gleno Waterfall and Carnfunnock Country Park, combined with its maritime character, makes Larne both an important transport hub and an appealing destination for visitors.