Description

White Park Bay is a stunning, secluded beach on Northern Ireland's North Antrim coast, forming a white arc between two headlands.

Managed by the National Trust, this picturesque location offers a serene environment for dog owners and their pets to enjoy long, leisurely walks. Dogs are welcome but must be kept on a lead due to grazing livestock on-site.

The beach is also known for its rich wildlife, including occasional sightings of cows wandering along the shore, adding to its unique charm. Please note, swimming is unsafe due to dangerous rip currents. For those looking to extend their stay, the nearby Portbraddan Cottage offers comfortable accommodation with breathtaking views.