Northern Ireland

The most comprehensive guide to Northern Ireland on the market, Bradt's Northern Ireland takes visitors not just to the mainstream attractions but to the quirky and remote, from tours of Belfast in an ex-British Army Landrover to the fishermen's haunt of McCuaig's Bar on tiny Rathlin Island.

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The land of St Patrick and the giant Finn McCool is steeped in myths, legends and the rich legacy of Celtic Christianity. It's a country of blue mountains and golden beaches, mazy lakes and windswept moors, thriving cities and ancient fishing villages that lie strung out between the dramatic dunes of the white Atlantic Coast. Bradt's Northern Ireland takes visitors not just to the mainstream attractions of this now-peaceful country, but to the quirky and remote, from tours of Belfast in an ex-British Army Landrover to the fishermen's haunt of McCuaig's Bar on tiny Rathlin Island. It is the most comprehensive guide on the market, with 35 detailed maps and more historical, cultural and practical information than any other. It includes a section on the flora and fauna of Northern Ireland, and a comprehensive guide to all the murals painted in Belfast during the 'troubles', as well as in-depth coverage of the Causeway Coastal Way walk. It also highlights businesses that specialise in ethical consumerism, sustainable tourism and conservation.