Website lists Limavady attractions

24 November 2008 -

Limavady borough is famous for its diverse examples of nature in Northern Ireland and for those planning to visit, Limavady.co.uk has listed details and information on some of the area's most attractive features.

Through 226 square miles travellers can witness the majesty of the region's most picturesque landscapes as well as view different varieties of flora and fauna.

Now, the Limavady borough council has created a reference point for visitors to see, allowing them to plan an itinerary for their travel in Northern Ireland.

Specific areas highlighted include the Binevenagh area of outstanding natural beauty, where views of Magilligan and Inishowen can be enjoyed.

Also on the website is the River Roe, Lough Foyle and Benone Strand, one of the longest beaches in the country and a hub for those who like to partake in kiting, surfing and other activities in Northern Ireland.

Meanwhile, those who prefer to play golf should head to the Giant's Causeway, which athlonsports.com claims offers spectacular examples of nature in Northern Ireland along with top-class golfing facilities.