Explore the North Coast

Our Location

Bank Apartments are ideally located in the heart of the famous Portrush resort town and are a perfect base to explore the world class North Coast attractions. Visit the Giants Causeway World Heritage site, fabulous beaches, championship golf courses and the Bushmills Distillery visitor centre. Enjoy the thriving restaurants and fun-filled amusements in the town.

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Beautiful Beaches

Portrush is lucky to be surrounded by over 10 beautiful beaches within walking distance or a short drive. Stroll to the East Strand or the expansive White Rocks Beach. Explore Castlerock Beach overlooked by the iconic Mussenden Temple or visit the secluded Whitepark Bay. Make a splash with surfing or paddle board lessons!

Beautiful Beaches

Portrush is lucky to be surrounded by over 10 beautiful beaches within walking distance or a short drive. Stroll to the East Strand or the expansive White Rocks Beach. Explore Castlerock Beach overlooked by the iconic Mussenden Temple or visit the secluded Whitepark Bay. Make a splash with surfing or paddle board lessons!

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Championship Golf

Bank Apartments are just a 4-minute drive from Royal Portrush Golf Club home to The Open in 2019 and returning in 2025, featuring the Championship Course and the Valley Links. In the area are numerous courses including Ballyreagh, Castlerock and Portstewart Golf Clubs and many more.

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Giants Causeway

The Giants Causeway comprises of around 40,000 hexagonal basalt columns and is a UNESCO world heritage site. Science tells us that these stones were formed by volcanic eruptions thousands of years ago, but we know it was really built by the Giant Finn McCool.

Giants Causeway

The Giants Causeway comprises of around 40,000 hexagonal basalt columns and is a UNESCO world heritage site. Science tells us that these stones were formed by volcanic eruptions thousands of years ago, but we know it was really built by the Giant Finn McCool.

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Carrick a Rede Rope Bridge

Originally built in 1755 by salmon fishermen, Carrick-a-rede is a rope bridge that sits 100 ft above the Atlantic Ocean. Today the brave can walk across this bridge to Carrick-a-rede island where pieces of fishing history remain.

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