The best area to stay in Glendun is within the Glendun Valley itself, particularly around the villages of Cushendun and Knocknacarry.Cushendun, a picturesque village located at the mouth of the Glendun River, is often considered the heart of the area. It's known for its unique Cornish-style cottages, many designed by Clough Williams-Ellis, the architect behind Portmeirion. The village features a small harbour, a sandy beach, and the famous Cushendun Caves, which are easily accessible. There are a few local pubs and eateries, making it a good base for exploring the glens.Couples looking for a tranquil escape will find Cushendun particularly appealing. The village offers beautiful coastal walks along the cliffs and a peaceful setting for enjoying the natural beauty of the Antrim Coast and Glens. Its small size ensures a relaxed pace, superb for unwinding.Knocknacarry, just a short drive inland from Cushendun, offers a more rural experience with stunning views across the valley. It's an excellent choice for those who prefer to be surrounded by nature, with easy access to walking trails and the scenic Glendun River. While it has fewer amenities than Cushendun, it provides a quiet retreat.Families often appreciate Knocknacarry for its open spaces and proximity to outdoor activities. The area is ideal for exploring the natural landscape, with opportunities for gentle hikes and picnics amidst the glens.
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