Hi brought my family to this sight while in Belfast for a few days and have to say it was well worth the visit for me anyway, my 15 year old was 'cool' about it but the 10yr and 6yr old really enjoyed the experience, My wife and I really enjoyed it but like other reviewers I would add that the admission is expensive we bought a famiy ticket and and it was £30, which you really have to pay if you want to use and get out of the carpark. If I was in the area and went back again, I would park further down the road and not pay... what you get for your money is access to the visitors center to by merchandise, and audio guide per person. which we didn't really use as it was better to enjoy the sights and sounds of the beautiful coast and natural wonder.

We drove from Belfast to the this lovely location. On arrival we were told that we had to purchase tickets at £11.50 each to park our hired car. I mentioned that we only wanted to see the coastline, but the National Trust person said we would need to purchase these tickets to park, or park off sight and walk in free! However, there is nowhere to park, and actually saw about five cars being booked by traffic wardens because they were parked on a grass verge nearby, so beware! The walk to the sea front is quite a distance and they provide a bus service. So after purchasing tickets at £11.50 we were told about this service, however we wanted to walk down. On return there is quite a climb, so we thought we would catch the bus, only to be told that it was for National Trust members only! They wanted another £1 each for this service. I declined on principle! Total rip off!!!!

We drove up from Ireland just to see this. Worth it, even in the rain. Free. If you don't want to walk, take the affordable bus. We recommend walking up the stairs to the top as well for a great view of the whole cliff and ocean.