Northern Ireland’s Causeway Coastal Route | Giant’s Causeway, Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, & MORE!

[@gkstanfield]

I loved every moment of this; do me a favor- join Mat & Nat next year IN PERSON on their guided tour of IRELAND 2024…you’ve got this!!

[@AdventuresofMattandNat]

Thanks so much! So glad you enjoyed it!😊

[@eileenderheim3768]

Lunch looked scrumptious on this cold day in Texas. Beautiful videos of Northern Ireland. Thank you for sharing. You two are always fun to watch.

[@cctigers1011]

You guys are great. I love your enthusiasm and Nat did a better job than I would have with the rope bridge. I love how Nat always feels that the current experience is one of her favorites. Her energy is infectious

[@John-kx3ng]

Northern Ireland is amazing and very underrated. Been there once and definitely need to return! Thankyou

[@AdventuresofMattandNat]

It really is! We need to return as well! 😍 Thanks for watching!

[@cragzrogers5157]

So much more things to do than shown,much more,beautiful place

[@AdventuresofMattandNat]

100% agree! Thanks for watching!

[@koalabear6722]

Absolutely magnificent and enchanting 😊

[@AdventuresofMattandNat]

Right?? We LOVED our time on the Antrim Coast!

[@steveh2432]

Well done Matt. Your pronunciations of our Northern Irish towns, villages and other locations was excellent. Glad you and Nat enjoyed your visit

[@AdventuresofMattandNat]

Aw, thanks! I definitely try, but I don’t always get it right, so that means a lot! We LOVED Northern Ireland! Such a beautiful place!😍 Thanks for watching!😊

[@shleprocks]

When we were in Ireland 3 yrs ago. I think we had seafood chowder and soda bread almost every meal. 😋 Goes great with an Irish pint ! 🍺 ☘️ Johnny foxes was our favourite pub. Very old with an Irish dance music show ❤️ Jamesons whisky was a great tour.

[@AdventuresofMattandNat]

That's awesome! We definitely enjoyed the food in Ireland! Very hearty! We hope to squeeze in the Jameson whiskey tour on our next visit! Thanks so much for watching!😊

[@Prince.15306]

Ireland is a very beautiful country with lots of historic places.

[@AdventuresofMattandNat]

Yes!!! Sooo True!! It truly is so beyond beautiful! 👏🏼🍀

[@Prince.15306]

I agree 😊

[@timothygriffin1062]

@ 25:10....so funny Nat !!! You both are always so fun to watch.

[@Pera5637]

The 6 Counties of ULAD, Ireland looking good.

[@Shepp-19]

Loved it all 5 years ago. Thank you for the refresher. The people and the countryside were absolutely beautiful ❤️

[@AdventuresofMattandNat]

Thanks so much for watching! 🥰

[@limericklad2000]

A little tip for Americans visiting Ireland. If you are renting a car I would highly recommend spending that little bit extra and getting an automatic. That's unless you drive a manual in the states of course. You're already dealing with sitting on the other side of the car, on the other side of the road, and driving on roads a tiny fraction of the width you're used to, it's probably best you don't add in the extra complication of shifting gears with your left hand. You're going to want to keep both hands on the wheel for as much of the time as possible.

[@tinkerbellstwin]

GUYSSS OMG the footage you got!! Each location was more amazing than the next! The video with the music incredible job! Nat I’m afraid of heights too ..you did great! Matt the driving I was cracking up ! And as always I am here for the bloopers!! 😂 love you guys

[@ashlandells5109]

Aww why did I tear up near the end when you guys said Love you ❤ so sweet!!

[@Catherine83blue]

I'm so glad to see I’m not the only one obsessed with mashed potatoes! 😂 They’re the best comfort food, and it’s awesome to see someone who loves them as much as I do. Your adventures in Ireland have been so fun to watch, and seeing you enjoy mashed potatoes just makes it even better! Keep up the great content, Matt and Nat-your videos always make me smile!

[@alishavilla7374]

Amazing trip! You too are the funniest!

[@AdventuresofMattandNat]

It really was! Haha... Glad someone else gets our humor! 😂

[@ShowMeAnAdventure]

Oh Natalie that bridge would terrify me too, but I’m so glad you did it!! 🎉 Worth pushing through the fear. This is epic + incredible!

[@samuelmcfadden3528]

Love you guys , hope you enjoyed our Beautiful Countty , Northern Ireland has so much to see , thanks for coming , Sam .

[@AdventuresofMattandNat]

Thank you! We loved our time in Northern Ireland and hope to make it back someday!

[@eadahh]

Ireland is beautiful

[@californiathroughmylens]

Great job guys! I did this trip when I was younger but I would love to do it again now!

[@rvcruising]

Blast from the past, for both of us! Fun! Impressed you didn’t fall asleep after that lunch and whiskey tasting! 😂

[@AdventuresofMattandNat]

Haha... Right?? Full bellies AND whiskey?? It was a challenge to keep going after that! Lol... Thanks for watching, y'all! 😊

[@janethmcphie9358]

I love you guys, always smiling and happy such positive energy. I am delighted to be going on these trips with you all. The countries are all beautiful in their own special way. However, I really enjoyed Ireland and it's beauty. I am amazed at Nat saying that she is afraid of heights, but always goes forward. You go girl, be my motivation. I am afraid of heights and need to confront my fears. Thanks for sharing your adventures with us. I truly appreciate these videos.😊

[@ShockinScratchin]

OMG this is the one thing I have wanted to do for years, I want to visit Irelsnd and just sit on the edge of the cliff looking out over the water....It looks absolutely amazing. I am newer to your channel and have been watching all your videos..i love them all. You both are incredable and I get so much out of the places you visit. Thank you, I live just outside of Savannah, GA...I really loved your video of your visit here. you guys are absoulutely living the dream and i enjoy living it vicariously throuh you guys.

[@doodsanddudes]

Excellent video. Loved all the sites! Especially the bridge and trees. Loved game of thrones. Those rockets were epic. 😊

[@matthewbrager7966]

Stunning views! Thank you for capturing it! Northern Ireland on my bucketlist!

[@eadahh]

Ireland is amazing

[@lisa-mariehughes6241]

If you come to Scotland you must visit Fingal's Cave on Staffa and see the (mythical) 'other end' of the causeway.

[@AdventuresofMattandNat]

We would LOVE that! We definitely hope to make it to Scotland soon! It looks amazing!😍

[@ericl5512]

I like how you show the entrance and inside the museum at sights like the causeway.

[@AdventuresofMattandNat]

Aww thanks! We try to show the entrances & inside etc so people know what to expect whenever they visit or to make people feel like they are on the adventure with us! 🥰 lol

[@edwardleecaliforniausa]

Good morning all happy Monday morning and I hope you having amazing weekend and I loved your vlogs and you all amazing Supporter

[@AdventuresofMattandNat]

Hi Edward! Thank you so much! We hope that you have an amazing week! Thanks for watching! 😊

[@edwardleecaliforniausa]

@@AdventuresofMattandNat good morning your welcome sending you hugs ❤️ 🤗

[@stacyeldridge6042]

Absolutely have to do the Bushmills tour next time it was amazing!!!

[@AdventuresofMattandNat]

We would LOVE that! We hope to make it to Scotland soon! It looks amazing! 😍

[@sarahhaener8467]

OMG I can't believe you guys went to eat at the B&B I will be staying at in a month! I am looking forward to going so much more now after seeing your review of the food and the amazing time you had seeing all the sights.

[@AdventuresofMattandNat]

Whaaat?! That's amazing! It's such a cute little place! Plus it's so close to so much that he Antrim Coast has to offer! We hope you have the best time! Thanks for watching and safe travels! 🥰

[@azlobster79]

This is my favorite Ireland video from you. More than anything I enjoyed seeing your personalities shine. Loved when you took time to be grateful to be there together. ❤ PS - I’m team Finn McCool! 😎

[@ChooseThePathYouTake]

Looks really fun! I would love to go to Ireland someday!

[@AdventuresofMattandNat]

It's definitely a country/destination that should be on everyone's list. It just has SO much to offer! Thanks for watching, y'all!🥰

[@notacaufield102]

This is so bizarre but in 2018 I did these exact things in this exact order when I visited Northern Ireland. Other than the restaurant you guys went to

[@AdventuresofMattandNat]

That's awesome! Isn't it beautiful?? 😍

[@nancycardenas2724]

Oh my GOSH!!!! Now I have to go to Ireland ❤❤❤❤❤

[@paddylindley1879]

So glad you enjoyed your trip to the north coast guys. I grew up there but been away too long- was getting homesick watching your vlog!

[@AdventuresofMattandNat]

Oh wow!! What a stunning place to grow up! We absolutely fell in love with it all!! Aww thanks so much for watching & for sharing! 🥰

[@kennymitchell4361]

Glad you enjoyed my country loved the video

[@allanahquinn7277]

Nat you did great on that bridge. We only got from Dublin to Donegal on our round Ireland road trip due to road flooding. I couldn’t even walk the walls of Dubrovnik because the sides were so low. 🙅🏻‍♀️.

[@OwlCreekRanchGirl]

You guys are so darling! So glad I found your KZbin channel. Heading to Ireland in two weeks. We will definitely be going to Bushmills Distillery and Bushmills Inn for lunch.

[@mynewL1fe]

Absolutely beautiful I want to go.😊

[@AdventuresofMattandNat]

You need to! It's so magical! 😍

[@stevejones6247]

you guys had me at the hamburger and the seafood chower

[@reubenherrington4552]

Another amazing vlog ! What can I say except you both are the best! Thank you for all the joy you bring…the bridge though you would have to send a helicopter 🚁 to come get me off that thing🤣 actually I wouldn’t even go near it 🤷‍♂️…Love you both👍🙏✈️

[@stevejones6247]

I think I mention this before I'm also afraid of heights

[@maryboehm978]

Fun video!

[@AdventuresofMattandNat]

Thank you!🥰

[@thebrentrobinsonshow2882]

Great video as always, I'll be nervous driving in another country, I'll forget that I have to drive in the opposite lane.

[@AdventuresofMattandNat]

Aw, thanks so much! Yea, driving on the other side of the road definitely takes some getting used to, but we got pretty comfortable with it by the end of our trip!

[@aidanmullan]

Good thing you had that Stew in Belfast before you ran into those cute lamb LOL

[@atulagarw]

Thanks for the video, just a suggestion if you could point the parking and charges, that would have been great

[@AdventuresofMattandNat]

👍 Thanks for watching!

[@stevejones6247]

the trees is already giving me the creeps

[@reggriffiths5769]

As I'm from NI, I know these places very well. My first visit to Carrick-a-Rede was long before the National Trust took it over, and to get to it you had to cross over the fields from the main road. The bridge had only one side roped, and there was only a single plank to walk, so it was quite terrifying for the first time. Today, that same feeling just isn't there because it's been made to cater for visitors, not fishermen. The Giant's Causeway - again - has been made so touristy, and does not give the experience of it's true character. Where you walk down the road from the main building, there was no nice wall on the right; however, there used to be an ageing old chap who sat there carving the red sandstone in figures and replicas of the coast - sadly now long gone. Personally, I think the charge they make is consistant with what's going on everywhere, i.e. a general rip-off, even though the money goes back into protecting the area. The best way (especially for those like me who have visited the place many times), is the free way down through the car park; but to get the real full experience, you need to leave the main rock formation and take the path up the cliff side to see the structures further up, like the Giant's Organ (not what you might think!!), and the spectacular views which can actually make you giddy! The path will take you for miles, but you only need to go a few hundred yards for the experience. I'm glad you enjoyed my favourite part of the world!

[@eadahh]

Irish??

[@reggriffiths5769]

@@eadahh If I knew to what you're referring, I might be able to answer. Do you mean the video, the Causeway Coast, The Giant's Causeway, the ropebridge, the language, or maybe even me - a single word is not a question and I'm not a mindreader.

[@eadahh]

@@reggriffiths5769 are you Irish what else would I be talking about

[@reggriffiths5769]

@@eadahh Sorry to burst your bubble bozo, but I'm neither Irish nor English. Apart from that, my nationality is none of your business. In ten words you've asked two questions - neither of them in standard Englsh grammar or with any punctuation. As I spend most of my time speaking with people that have a higher level of education, I really don't have time to deal with schoolboy language. I'll thank you to now stop trolling.

[@eadahh]

@@reggriffiths5769 you spend your time speaking with people with higher education but you spelt English wrong😂😂

[@george-ev1dq]

You missed out of the best attraction on the Antrim cost called the Gobbins, you have to pre book but it is way better than the Causeway

[@janetpaladini1688]

Beautiful video! What month were you there? Thx!

[@AdventuresofMattandNat]

Thanks so much Janet! This was filmed on May 26th. Hope that helps! Thanks for watching!🥰

[@janetpaladini1688]

Thank you! We just bought flights to go first of August ‘24, so really appreciated your video!

[@franklindrummond2760]

So did you guys take a train from Dublin to Belfast then rent the car there? We were thinking about doing that so we can come back to Belfast to return the car and take a ferry to Glasgow or Liverpool … great videos!

[@annalisahamlett1334]

Driving there looks beautiful 😍 Did you have to get any special permit to drive there?

[@AdventuresofMattandNat]

It's definitely the best way to see the country! And no special permit needed! Just our US licenses!

[@leeobryan30]

Very random question. Is New Zealand missing of the World map behind you ??? 😅 Sorry mu eye was drawn to it and I'm from Australia and always check to see if maps have Tasmania included and noticed I could not see New Zealand.

[@justinbouy3153]

What airline do you guys work for?

[@aidanmullan]

Let's normalize whiskey tasting and driving lol

[@BristolLeathered2010]

Where too next ??

[@AdventuresofMattandNat]

In our Ireland series... Galway, then The Cliffs of Moher. But in our real-time travels, Austin, Texas!😊

[@BeckyPoleninja]

Yup UK has a zero drink drive policy

[@cherriem.hughes9832]

Magic app is down. Bummer 😢

[@AdventuresofMattandNat]

I know!! 😭 so beyond sorry I think they are doing a rebrand 🤷🏼‍♀️ hope it’s back up and running soon it’s such a cool tool! Thanks for watching! 🥰

[@tedfarmer8510]

Hey couldn’t hear the name of the seafood restaurant… help

[@AdventuresofMattandNat]

I can’t remember the name off the top of my head, but it’s on the screen (bottom left corner) at the beginning of that segment of the video. Thanks for watching!

[@tomjohnston1220]

The Causeway Coastal Route is a name that is new. It was thought up by PR people to funnel tourists to the North Coast and avoid the Glens of Antrim. The Tourist Board is still full of Loyalists who are still bigoted against the people of the Glens, who they see as the enemy because they are Catholic and want a united Ireland. The road has always been called the Antrim Coast Road, which does include the beautiful Glens of Antrim but they don't want the people there to have any tourist money. Bigotry is dying out but not in some institutions.

[@callum9880]

Guys even Uk 🇬🇧 don’t drive that fast down those country lanes!!! Can never work out who set those stupid limits TBF

[@AdventuresofMattandNat]

🤣🤣 Too funny!

[@Mervyn-k4w]

Glad that you came to visit Western Britain. Western Britain as an island is home to the western Uk and ROI. The British people are indigenous to all British isles. The irish celt/Gael came as an invading coloniser pushing the indigenous western British people northwards and eastwards on the island. The irish have created this erroneous history and propaganda that they are native to the British isles. This does not stand up to scrutiny as on closer investigation you realise that the irish Gael/Celt is indigenous to the Near East specifically the Caspian sea area. The weather is British Weather. Most people in what you call NI identify as British, the irish reside in the ROI.