Northern Ireland consists of six of the nine historical Irish provinces of Ulster. It is a land characterized by blue mountains, forest parks, lakes, inland seas and white Atlantic sands. It is a land of myths and legends.

The first settlers arrived here in the Stone Age. St. Patrick came in the 5th century, established his first church on the island and is buried at Downpatrick. The Vikings invaded, as did the Normans. Many centuries later and now tourists are beginning to discover the delights of this part of the country for themselves.

Northern Ireland boasts a new cultural vitality since the ending of “The Troubles” in the early 90s. It´s people are incredibly welcoming and have a wonderful sense of humour. It is extremely accessible, allowing visitors to cross the country from one point to the other in just over two hours.There is something for everyone: championship golf courses, excellent fishing, and historical sites. There are long sandy beaches suitable for walking or surfing, castles, museums, live Irish music in traditional pubs, local arts and crafts…We could continue, but we prefer that you come and discover for yourself!