kayaking from Ballintoy to Ballycastle

Causeway Coast Kayak Association evening trip from Ballintoy under Carrick a Rede rope bridge, under Kinbane Head and into Ballycastle. Paddling the Irish North Coast

[@THE-RIVER-RAT]

You couldn't beat it with a big stick lol
The true advantage of a kayak seeing places you would normally never get to see.
Great video David

[@davidpoots8362]

There are tourists within a hundred metres but we sneak in under the radar

[@bobwolfe5342]

Enjoyed the video. Nice relaxed paddle. I had a great day on bank holiday Monday around ballintoy with my grandson, for a bit of rockhopping. Still one of my favourite spots.

[@davidpoots8362]

Thanks, there's no better place, provided you can get parked.

[@Fishaholicboy]

The sound of the bird chirping is so clear.. I thought the bird was in my house 😂😂

[@davidpoots8362]

I think I was in his house and he wasn't happy. They don't usually nest on that cliff, great to see them doing so well.

[@tranquility9325]

Thank you for not adding music. Nature sounds are the best esp water... great footage. Ty!

[@davidpoots8362]

So true, it's not just the scenery it's the soundtrack of nature that's unbeatable

[@wavesoffun]

Looks like a great paddle, fantastic landscape - love the tunnel

[@davidpoots8362]

It's one of the best stretches of coast. For advanced paddlers it can involve tide races, overalls, rock hopping and a long run to Rathlin Island. Ken Whiting of Paddle TV did a trip here last autumn.

[@AirOnTheWater]

Those passages between rock walls (especially the "under a roof" paddling section!) are quite something. Quite the views! Glad the smell from the birds doesn't come across on UA-cam 😎

[@davidpoots8362]

It is tight & only accessible in calm weather.

[@AirOnTheWater]

@@davidpoots8362 I can imagine.