The Gobbins will remain closed to visitors following recent rockfall.We have a team working to reopen the attraction as soon as possible.

The Visitor Centre and café will remain open.

We would like to apologise for any inconvenience caused and we will provide further information regarding the reopening of the Gobbins when availab.

Carved from the rock. Steeped in history. Teeming with wildlife. The Gobbins Cliff Path in a unique and dreamlike experience, its primal beauty tamed by Edwardian engineering. Step through a portal in the rock and onto a pathway over the sea. Peer into the ever-changing waters of the North Passage from the railings of a tubular bridge. Venture between outcrops and across the mouths of yawning caves.

The Gobbins was conceived by a 19th century engineering genius. Berkeley Deane Wise saw how Antrim’s dramatic coastline, the new tourism industry and the growing railway system could combine to create a unique attraction.