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Lime Kiln, Carrick-a-rede

No. 180 of 247 in the Causeway Coast, No. 75 for history. History, in Ballintoy.

A lime kiln at Carrick-a-rede, near Ballintoy, kept as a historic monument.Written by Claude from the facts on this page (describe-v1, 2026-11-01).

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Why it ranks here

Score 0.59 for any trip, from the same formula as every place.

Stay nearby

Within 8 km, best first
Craig House CampsiteStay, 4.9 km from BallintoyCamping
Glenmore CampingStay, 3.5 km from BallintoyCamping

Food and drink nearby

Within 8 km, best first
House of McDonnellin Ballycastle, just outside the areaFood and pubs
Carrick-a-Rede Bar & Restaurantin BallintoyFood and pubs
The Cellarin Ballycastle, just outside the areaFood and pubs
O'Connors Barin Ballycastle, just outside the areaFood and pubs

If it rains

Within 8 km, best first
Ballycastle MuseumGrade B+ listed, in Ballycastle, just outside the areaHistory and heritage
Sheskburn Recreation Centrein Ballycastle, just outside the areaRainy day
Pairc Mac Uilin1.5 km from Ballycastle, just outside the areaRainy day

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