Vanlife in Northern Ireland
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- čas přidán 10. 07. 2024
- After 3 months of vanlife in Scotland it is time to move on. This week sees us embark on a journey over the Celtic Sea. We have a full week seeing some amazing natural wonders all along the coast of Northern Ireland.
With the most amazing Scottish road trip under our belt it feels like the right time to be embarking on a new adventure. We load La Bamba into a ferry and take her over the waters from Cairnryan in the south-west of Scotland to Larne in Northern Ireland. On arrival we turn right and keep follow the shore. Our first stop in Ireland is Cranny Falls, an impressive waterfall. We drive a little way up the coast and spend the night in Ballycastle, parked up by the beach. the next day we head off to the Dark Hedges, a filming location for Game of Thrones (the King's Road). That night we find another amazing park up on the cliffs over looking yet another stunning beach. Isabel does another day at work and we head off to Ballintoy, another filming location for Game of Thrones (this one was used for the Iron Islands). That night we drive to the village near the Giants Causeway ready to wake up early and find this stunning UNESCO world heritage site in the morning. The Causeway lives up to its fame, we find ourselves here alone and enjoy the power of the waves crashing over the alien landscape. After hiking back to the van we drive off to Mussenden temple, a stunning building perched on the edge of a cliff. At the base of the cliff we find a beach we can drive the van onto, so we decide to enjoy a coffee with sand between our tires. After a short break we drive off to Ness wood to see Northern Ireland's tallest waterfall. With evening drawing in we head for Derry/Londonderry. Here we explore the city and learn about its troubled past before heading into a pub to have our first Guiness on the island of Ireland. That evening we head back to the van to watch Derry Girls and call it a day.
This is where our jam packed first week of our new series ends.
Wow we did so much this week, and you can probably tell we are loving our time over here so far.
If you liked the video please give us a like, it will make Tom smile.
Next week we cross into the Republic of Ireland and start the absolutely enormous Wild Atlantic Way. Make sure to subscribe because the first county, Donegal, has truly blown us away!
Thank you all so much for watching and liking. It is so nice chatting with you all in the comments.
April 26 2023: I have been enjoying your channel and the education that you are bringing us all with the places you have been and going. I sent a bit “coffee $”. Use for coffee, beer or pizza whatever fancy’s you. Isabella you are an amazing cook and the ideas you have with packing your meals on the hikes and stays are going to be duplicated by myself. Stay well..
Isabel’s energy has us laughing all the time. 😁 she’s like a Duracell bunny !
Hahaha Sim yes that's meee I do have a lot of energy haa thanks for watching
So thrilled you enjoyed Northern Ireland ! It is a beautiful place but I am biased as I live here.
It really blew us away. To be honest we weren't expecting much, I don't know why, but it is so beautiful, I would love to come back and spend more time there!
@@LostInTransit Plenty more to see and experience !
I am another Elder from this area - grew up in Ballymoney, not far from the Dark Hedges - live in Florida now, but still have a cottage outside Ballymoney. Glad you enjoyed the Causeway Coast! A little surprised you didn’t get any footage of Dunluce Castle tho….
Amen . From there myself
Oh are you biased
Great well put together video as always.I have learned that I have so much to see in Scotland yet with your travel vlogs and I am Scottish.You did Scotland proud by showcasing what it has to offer to those who wish to explore.Isabel is an absolute stunner and so entertaining.Safe travels.
Thank you so much. It means the world to us that local people say we showcased their spot well ☺️
Scotland is one of our all time favourite place and we will be back before long.
Also Isabel is very pleased with being described as a stunner, haha. Thanks for watching.
This came up on my news feed !! I live in Canada but I’m originally from N Ireland and go back every year !! So excited to watch this and see all my favourite places
Where abouts are you from
I hope we did it justice, NI really surprised us, so beautiful
@@gerardhall2352 I’m originally from Ballymena
@@HappinessSparkles Nice I'm from. Belfast do you come back often or
@@gerardhall2352 every year without fail (Covid permitting
Balentoy is lovely in the summer when the little coffee shop is open ,but of course it’s much busier,I love the walk down the hill to the giant’s causeway
Yeah that's the trade off. I must say I'm glad we did it in winter to have all these spots to ourselves, we will need to come back in summer one day though
It was great to see you two in Northern Ireland and getting through your colds , flue , and runs etc.....Carry on and enjoy yourselves !
Corr, that cold hit me for 6! Such a nice area though, im glad we battled through though
Found you in my playlist today - your Nepal scary flight. Nice video. Thank you.
You can't beat a trip to Ireland. What a fantastic place. 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪👍
Hi Martin! Exactly -I didn't expect to fall in love with Ireland as much as I have done!
Thank you for sharing your amazing travels northern island is so beautiful all you hear about is all of the fighting and the troubles . You don't expect it to be so lovely 😀
I must admit I was not expecting much before I came for exactly this reason, I was so happy to find out more about it and discover it is really beautiful.
Just came across your videos today. I'm from Derry. I love to travel and have traveled quite a bit around the world, but nothing quite matches up to traveling around Ireland. I did it all last year with the whole travel ban crap, but I loved it & honestly didn't mind not getting away. You two are living the dream, lots of life long memories being made right here with your traveling. Congratulations & I wish you both the best with your travels. ❤😊
Thank you for your kind comment Gary, very nice to wake up to this. Yeah this year has been a really weird one for travel, but it has meant we have had to be a bit more creative, who knows, if it wasn't for covid we may not have come to Ireland. Hopefully 2022 sees everything open up again. Hope you had a nice Christmas and a happy new year
@@LostInTransit Why thank you. Hope you had a lovely Christmas & I wish you a fantastic new year. I'm actually about to get ready here & go for a drive to Ballymastocker. I've never been and liked the look of it from your video. Going to go solo today & enjoy a lovely walk & get some fresh air. 😊
well i was in America 10 years and i did loads of traveling around the states everywhere and tbh its the best ever im from Ireland myself
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Hi Izzy,
I had to laugh seeing you using that long seaweed as hair, because I have a photo of my brother and I aged about 9 and 4 doing something similar when we were on holiday in Cornwall, and also of Becca and her young brother Nick doing that too, but in Scotland. Great minds ..... like to have fun 😃
Congratulations on your growth guys, well deserved. Loved the video! Keep them coming 😄
Hey Charlie, thank you so much! So pleased to have you watching along with us woo!
Great videos. You've got to come back up to Northern Ireland and explore the Mourne Mountains... will not disappoint
One day we will! There is so much still to see.
I echo what Peter said. The Mournes are beautiful. They inspired CS Lewis to write Narnia!
So amazed you came to Northern Ireland I am glad you both enjoyed it, I live in a wee town in Northern Ireland. Hope you both come back some day 😊
I'm sure we will, we have had so many tips of places to visit since we have left, haha, we loved our time there, so nice
Just found your site and have enjoyed your enthusiasm and photography of my home country, Northern Ireland. Glad you enjoyed it and l look forward to watching your travels around the island of Ireland and beyond. Keep up the good work.
NI was amazing, we will have to come back soon and explore a bit more. Glad you are enjoying the vlogs.
Loving the vids guys pity missed you in Northern Ireland xxxx
Really enjoyed watching as I live in this area and regularly walk and mountain bike these trails. Hope you enjoyed our area 🤙
We have loved every second from stepping off the ferry. We were blown away by NI, I had wrongly though it was just a stretch we had to do just to get to the WAW, how wrong I was!
Great vid. Glad you enjoyed our wee country. The Antrim coast and glens are a wonder, beautiful on a sunny summer's day.
Next time we come back we will have to plan it for summer, would love to see it all sparkling in the sun
Glad you enjoyed being here in Derry, great videos keep it up, looking forward to watching more! 👍
We had such a fantastic time. A very nice city, and amazing to see so much of the history. I find it crazy how little (if any) of it we are taught in British schools.
@@LostInTransit Yes. Should be alot more of it. We are steeped in it here, from the Derry walls to the Free Derry Corner.
Hi.glad to see you guys had a great time exploring the North Antrim coast. We do have an amazing coastline!!
Absolutely! We had such a good time!
Hi Guys just came across your video while searching youtube.
Great video guys and showed some of Northern Ireland of very well .
You missed a few lovely spot while you were on the north coast .
Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge
Glenarrif forest park and waterfalls.
Bushmills whiskey tour
Maybe your next visit.
Take care guys
Safe travels an journeys
And thanks for your video of lovely Northern Ireland
The rope bridge was closed unfortunately so we didn't go. Apparently you can still get nice views of it. Didn't know about Glenarrif!
I would love to do a distillery tour, I went to university in Scotland and I still have never been on one. Can you believe it?
We would love to come back one day. Glad you enjoyed it
From derry myself.. also do the jails.. you can do tours of few jails round ireland.. Kilmainham Gaol (is a must) few others croke park stadium tour, cliffs of moher, croagh patrick, malin head (star wars filmed here) most northernly point of ireland, mizzen head (southernly point of ireland) to Cong in co.mayo.. loads loads more.. glad yous enjoyed Derry!!
Guys, great video. Have to say you did the segment on Derry and the history very well. Good stuff.
Northern Ireland is such a beautiful place and you did a great job showcasing it. Nice editing work and music!
Thank you so much Billy!! That is a lovely compliment - Tom works hard on the editing! Great to hear you enjoyed the vid :)
Great place and easy to get around. Very unspoilt and we are generally a friendly people.
Looking forward to watching your next videos as you travel round.
Thanks Graham, we are loving our grand trip around this island, such an amazing part of the world
So glad you enjoyed Ulster.
We did indeed
Your vids are well made indeed, you guys are great to watch, mucho looking forward to your Irish adventures. And great to see your using the what the words dude. Good move
Hello Khalid,
I put the w3w in after your suggestion. We are always looking to improve our videos and will try and take on any advice. Glad you liked the vid, we are also very excited about the rest of Ireland! Woo hoo
Must do that waterfall walk :) at the beginning
Nice to see those places again I visited last September 😊
So glad you enjoyed the north coast and cheers for the Ness Wood tip. I've passed so often and never gone. You'll ADORE the Wild Atlantic Way, its gorgeous.
We are loving it thank you. It's just a shame that you can't get closer to the falls in Ness wood, well worth a visit though
The Videos are Epic! Music Choice 🔥
Giant’s Causeway!!!!!!! Loved it.
You’ll enjoy Northern Ireland done it many times the people are great ,some great places to park up
We had no idea what to expect from Ireland to be honest, but it has really blown us away! So beautiful, and as you say the people are amazing. Thanks so much for watching
Glad to see yous stopped in the Glen's of antrim. If your ever back in carnlough do the walk to the lakes its got great views.
Thank you, always love a tip! We would love to come back one day
Just discovered your channel! That castle you stopped at with the sunset is directly across the road from my mums house! She wakes up to that view every morning!
Haha, amazing! we were basically parked in her garden. its such a nice spot, so many wild birds about
Great video of my Homeland. Light hearted and beautifully shot. The tourist board should pay you.😅. Can't wait to catch up on your Donegal adventures. Safe travels.💚
We won't complain if they decide they want to, haha. you live in a beautiful spot
Such a bubbly unmatched energy. I cam see why you are good friends with Keely 😂
just starting your Ireland adventure with your arrival in Larne. Hope I watch them in the right order! 👍
There should be a playlist on our page to help you out. Although looking at your comments i think you may be up to date now.
Enjoyed the video of Londonderry; the bridge looks well.
The bridge is beautiful, we really liked our time here
Thank you loved it
growing up on the north coast it's pretty cool to see it again through new eyes, I love this country and I'm so glad yous love it too
We have heard, we are already trying to think about when we will be coming back!
Hi, really enjoyed your video, my van is nearly finished now, so next year going to do some travelling. Thanks for the video. David.
Yay, that exciting. Hopefully everything opens up just as you fit the finishing touches, i hope you have some amazing adventures
Love your channel especially Northern Ireland as am originally from Ballycastle
With all the comments you can see we are all so very proud from where we all came from, thank you for showing it at its best. We used to say the only thing that ever came outa the south was the train home lol. Enjoy Ireland
Hahaha thats a funny saying and can see why -its just such an unreal landscape -- sooooooo amazing!! i know we keep saying it but we really cannot believe our eyes - everytime we drive on a bit more its just breathtaking! Thank you for watching and its so brilliant to hear that we are doing an ok job at showcasing this beautiful country!
The North of our country never dissapoints great vlog!!
Thanks, glad you enjoyed
Wait til you get to Kerry, gorgeous. Health to drive from Coleraine guys and safe travels!
We have just crossed into Kerry! Very excited to people keep saying how amazing it is!
At last, I was starting to get withdrawal symptoms. I love Southern Ireland and the people are awesome. Brilliant video as always. The production, cinematography and choice of music on your vlogs is just superb and so thoroughly absorbing. You are both so instantly relatable, likeable and just lovely, it is a pleasure to join you on your travels. Thank you. Stay safe.
Thank you so much. Such a kind comment, we are glad to have you traveling with us as well!
I love all the people n.i and free state
Just a friendly heads up, Irish hate Ireland being called Southern Ireland. It’s either the Republic of, or just Ireland.
Welcome to Northern Ireland. Hope you had a brilliant holiday.
It was fantastic thank you.
Love to see you, Antrim coast beautiful
Maybe you could rebrand yourselves as the Coffee Couple :) Love your travel vlog. I have to admit it was a slow burn for me but your youthful energetic outlook won me over. You portray a real sense of adventure and an enviable allure to freedom. I would like to hear more details in your commentary of the hot spots and points of interest which would improve the quality of your videos but overall it’s a brilliant snapshot of the memories you’re both creating for yourselves. I’m from Ireland and bought a van to do exactly what you guys are doing and can’t forgive myself for NOT doing it. I’ll keep watching and travel with you. Good luck.
Hello,
Thanks for the feedback, nice to get some actual constructive criticism, a rare thing on the internet these days. We prefer to use the term relaxing than slow burner, haha.
We are still pretty new to the editing and stuff to be honest, I'm hoping as I get better and quicker we can start to add more info, as I agree this is something that would probably work in. I would be interested in knowing what you think of our more recent videos, I think the quality is improving pretty much every week at the moment, still early days in my editing career, haha
Hi Guys, glad you are feeling better. Hope the weather is good to you on your travels around Ireland. Difficult to drive in snow in a two wheel drive. Stay safe.
It has been very windy, rainy and even a bit of hail. The waves have been amazing rolling in off the Atlantic and it makes it all the more cozy when we batten down the hatches in the van or sneak off into a pub. Then only down side is that next weeks episode will probably be lacking a few drone shots.
a really nice couple who look natural and could make a good living doing this
Thanks Mr Lennon, that's really kind, we would love to just make the videos full-time, who knows maybe one day
Enjoy your time in N.I I had a caravan in Benone for 15 years, it’s a beautiful spot.
This popped up on my CZcams feed must be because I'm from NI and live in Dervock near the dark hedges and not far from the coast and do all these places regularly, was nice seeing this video you 2 are living the dream during covid era lol now I've started watching all ur videos 😆 yous are great keep enjoying life folks VanLife looks fantastic 👌🏻
Glad you're enjoying the vlogs. Vanlife is lots of fun, but it does come with some downsides, infrequent showering, no space and that. If you can put up with this it's well worth it. Lots of adventures to be had
Awesome video guys, I was born and lived in Northern Ireland until 14 years ago. Hope you got to see some of the inland sites.
Not many if we are honest. We will have to come back and spend a bit longer exploring
@5:35 that's Red Arch between Cushendall and Glenariffe. That stretch if road has so much history along it. Pity you didn't have more time.
Glad you enjoyed our wee country. Come back soon!
We loved it. I'm sure we will be back one day, still so much to explore
New sub here guys, loving the vlogs, Great video and audio work !
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for subscribing
Whitepark bay only one of the best beaches in n irland,great videos.
We really stumbled upon it. It is so amazing, we were like "oh shall we take a wander down here?" And that was what we were faced with 😮
Glad you enjoyed your time I'm from outside Ballycastle near the dark hedges. As I a child I remember playing in the big house at the Dark Hedges Gracehill house. There is loads of quiet areas around the North Coast you can park up and stay over night.
There was no shortage of amazing spots to park at. The entire coast was beautiful. The dark hedges and surrounding countryside was lovely, you must have had a lovely childhood playing in the nature
@@LostInTransit my childhood memories was running the fields and walking the forests and Friday nights was sea fishing nights. It was only when I went away for 6 months did I realise how lucky I am to live in a beautiful area. Everything is only a short journey away.
That was a nice trek through a corner of Northern Ireland but you missed County Down, Strangford, the Mournes, and the lakes of the west so come back and see the best parts (imo)
We were never trying to tick everything off, it was more a foray than a mission. We would love to be back, hopefully in the not to distant future
Never knew about that waterfall. Crazy. Lived there 11+ years and only finding this out now, haha.
Haha, I'm glad we could show you a new spot.
Hope you liked Derry city love watching your journey don't forget to come back for the Clipper ship s in July 😊👍
makes me want to explore my country more great video
Glad you enjoyed it
Geoff you or your family from Dundonald?
@@lynnnettleship5043 from Ballymena
Some great views! There's a place with basalt columns on Staffa in Scotland as well, but it's much more difficult to get to!
Is that Kilt Rock on Skye? If so we did see them from afar. Was incredible to actually be able to walk on top of these ones, so otherworldly
@@LostInTransit Kilt Rock is one place, but check out Isle Of Staffa and Fingal's Cave!
@@KNURKonesur amazing! Would love to hire a kayak and explore around there!!!
@@LostInTransit maight be a good idea to pencil that in for a nice sunny day when spring comes :)
Hey I'm from Northern Ireland it's really nice you guys came to visit 😊
We loved it, we had such a nice time
If you end up finishing your travels in the North again, be sure to visit the Ards peninsula in co Down. Its beautiful and you can get a little ferry at the end of it from Portaferry to Strangford. Crawfordsburn is where to start. It has a little of everything with a beautiful beach and forest park with waterfalls, streams, walk ways and architecture. Follow the coast line for spectacular views across to Scotland, there are grand stately houses like Mount Stewart along the way. Another place you won't want to miss is the rock pools near Newcastle...a real gem. Natural rock pools all the way down the mountain big and deep enough to swin in with views of the mountain and sea.
heya thank you for all the recomendations!
Oh you visited my home city of Derry it's a beautiful city if I say so myself .... The north of Ireland is beautiful ! Did you like the peace bridge ? Oh the guildhall is class , did you know that you can only be called a guild if your connected to London... I think ? ?? Derry is one of the few cities mentioned in city and guilds ! There you go ... Oh Karl Marx mentioned Derry !! Anywa thank you for showing well mentioning Derry . Another great vid guys
There is very few places in good old norn iron that is not worth stopping and visiting, you began your journey by doing a world heritage coastal trip, the next corner will be just as amazing, enjoy your trip to our beautiful country and the south of Ireland will be just as good
This is true, the engine was never running for more than a few minutes before we had to pull over and see another incredible spot. What and amazing place, we will surely be back
Welcome to the North Coast and NI! Great video come back soon!
We want to. still so much to see
I am so enjoying following you guys. How long is the walk from the town to the guants causeway
it wasn’t too bad like 30mins, it’s a nice walk along the cliffs or a straight slightly faster walk beside the tram
Great videos, I am from Northern Ireland, did van life from 1990 - 1993. Really enjoy all of it. Mainly the West of of Ireland but a few long road trips Morocco, Eastern Europe.
I recall the locals stressing go! At in Bosina at the start if the Baklins wars :(. Worried for my safety.
But if love people you get it oassed back :)
Great to see your efforts, i just have photos these days to explain what your Dad once did.
CZcams vids, do the track less travelled justice, well done, and safe travels...
My Tranporter shell died at 750,000
, 2 engines in too.
Now looking out for one bug for me, wify ( hates camping ) +2 kids ready go in any season :)
Wow, i would love to get out to the balkans. Yeah i love that we have locked all these memories into the youtube videos. As you say, it will be a great thing to show the kids one day.
@@LostInTransit Safe travels you two.. 👍
enjoy its a beutiful place.
It sure is! Thanks for watching
I think Fingal’s cave on Staffa is the other half of the giants causeway, Great video 👍🏻
So he did make it all the way across! Thanks for watching Mandy
@@LostInTransit I do believe it does go all the way over, under the sea.
We apologise for Larne.
If you arrive by ferry turn right, left, straight on, just don't hang around...
Hahaha
Yeah I'd rather visit hell than Larne 😁
@@lifesjustanillusion246 Absolutely nothing wrong with Larne or the people in it either.Just people like you are never done giving it a kick for very little reason.It is no worse than anywhere else.Why is it so shite in your humble opinion?
Nobody needs to apologise for Larne there's nothing wrong with it 👍.As these 2 people seen for themselves with the views down at Ballygally beach etc
Northern Ireland is stunning especially if your lucky enough to get some decent weather love watching your adventures better than anything on TV... did you get to see dunluce Castle its beautiful and also carrick-a-rede the famous rope bridge.. looking forward to the next episode stay safe guys
Hey Mick aw wow what a compliment thanks ever so much for following us!! we missed that castle and the carrick-a-rede rope bridge was closed when we were up north :( cheers for your kind words!
I’m delighted to see you guys visit Northern Ireland/ the north of ireland! You stopped in some great spots and there is so so much more to see in this little place. Ireland is larger still, there’s no end of beautiful and amazing sites to see here. I wonder if you will stop off in County Down on the way back to the ferry? Take care folks, happy exploring!
We have been eyeing up the Rosslare ferry for our exit route. Feel like a bit of winter sun could be needed by then. We will have to come back though, as you say, so much still to see
@@LostInTransit Escape directly to France or Spain? That could work well and re-warm your bones after Scotland & Ireland’s winter chills👍
The rest of Ireland welcomes you guys enjoy the west coast🇮🇪
The west coast has been unreal, thanks for watching
Hey! My bf and I aren't far from derry. He's spent the last year converting a van into a camper! Our favourite places to go are Whiterocks and Kinnagoe Bay
Please on your way back up the east coast go to the Kingdom of Mourne in County Down, Northern Ireland. No one seems to cover it much when doing travel vlogs. It is really weird to us here because it is one of the most beautiful places you will ever see, anywhere. It inspired C S Lewis's Narnia and has been a winner of Trail Magazine's UK Mountain Photo of the Year. Yes, I'm biased, I live here.
So many people have told us this since leaving NI, I wish we had known at the time. I think we will be taking the ferry from Rosslare so will probably not make it up the east coast. We will be back soon though, Mourne is certainly on the list for next time. I never knew about C S Lewis, I grew up loving Narnia.
I've Lived in Northern Ireland all my life and just seen things I've never seen before
Haha, this makes us happy, glad we could show you a couple of new spots
I have ever seen someone like lunch so much
You guys are gas, gonna watch the Ireland vids first. Thanks
Hey. I live in ballintoy. Just saw you were there. I live on same road too get too harbour. Pity didn’t see this soon would’ve made you guys home made scones and tea for your journey.
This is so nice 😻 thanks for the offer, you live in a beautiful spot
The Giants Causway is totally free, you can just use the park near the Hotel car park. You only have to pay if you want to go into the visitors centre!
Ah the old causeway extortion most folks don't realise. Not sure if it's still on, but parking at the Bushmills distillery and getting the narrow gauge train over is a great wee experience too. Plus you can pair it with a whiskey tour!
The railway line below the temple Michael Portillo traveled that route following the Bradshaw's Guide and he said it was one of the most beautiful routes he was every on. Dunluce Castle “caves” was also featured on The Medallion with Jackie Chan. BTW yous went through my neck of the woods.
We saw that rail line and were talking about how amazing it must be to ride it along the coast, through the cliffs and beside the beach, one day I would love to take it.
My country . You missed a lot of places, such as Co.Fermanagh, Enniskillen Castle etc. And the food such as fish and chips and or a chip and curry yum, and the lovely people and the chocolate. I miss it .
We are trying not to think like we need to do everything, nice to leave things to come back and see another time. Hopefully we will be back before too long.
Dark hedges also famous for the Armoy Armada, a long time before Game of Thrones
I don't know this, will give it a google
Glad that you enjoyed yourselves here in our corner of the planet. We have alot to offer and I think we prefer visitors, better than ourselves...!!!
Glad you got out of Scotland... we've taught them everything they know but not everything we know...!!!
My Granda used to say... "Beware of men wearing skirts... something is just not right... they are either Scottish or Priests...!!!"
(We're Catholics, so allowed to slag them off...!!!)
Hahaha, not sure what my Scottish mates would think of this. I like the phrase "we taught them everything they not but not everything we know" 😆
that is good one
Thank you
Aww..you missed Co.Fermanagh..the gorgeous lake district...for me..it's the most beautiful....
We will have to come back. So many people have given us tips after we have left, I'm sure it won't be too long in the future
Ya missed Ballypatrick Forest park and a plethora of hills to clime, places to walk etc etc. But great fun videos....water is wayyyy too cold for me
That's a shame, I do love a forest. We are getting so many amazing tips of places we missed, we will have to return one day and find all the amazing places we didn't go to
We've got a family house at ballygalley.... the polar bear is amazing
Haha, yeah we love the polar bear, nice to be met with a smile when we got off the ferry
No place like the NI north coast. Proud to call it home 💚💚
It is really beautiful
Isabel energy and sense of fun is brilliant !!
As long as you are not feeling ill its great, haha. Thanks for watching as always John
Aaaah I've just discovered you guys from this video and I'm obsessed haha! It looks like you're vegan? 😍🤞If you're still in Ireland I can recommend other spots to park up as I car camp 😁Also the parking spot at St Columbs Park with the allotments is at the top of my parents street! 😁 Thanks for parking there and not at the bottom of our street as some motorhomes do 😅 will be binging your videos shortly for SURE! 💕💕💕
Also you're best just saying Derry, most do regardless of their 'side' 😜💕
Hello!
Thanks so much for your nice comment. We are indeed vegan. Also we loved Derry, thanks for your help regarding the name, looking at the comments it feels like we have managed to annoy everyone regardless of "side". So I guess that equals out to be neutral 😕
Yeah I can see how people end up parking there, the pin on Park4night is in the wrong place and takes you down there instead.
I deliver round these locations for Amazon, we are goin to get a rooftop tent and do something similar this year and actually enjoy it with the family
Amazing, I love the roof top tents such a cool idea. That's not a bad delivery route!
Subscribed, I'm from county Tyrone!
Thanks, glad you're enjoying the videos
As a suggestion- I think there are little word burning stoves you can boil kettles with- rocket stoves? It may save on gas, ie you can use any wood. A possible eco/money saving way. Well done with the charity shop love!
Brilliant suggestion, we will be keeping our eyes peeled next time we are near a camping shop
Get a "Kelly Kettle" they are amazing
I guess another option although more expensive, but seeing as there is lots of driving etc....battery banks and solar ( or the portable power packs ), as well as charging everything while you drive. Plenty that can boil kettles etc now, operate a microwave and so forth. If it did run flat, gas is still a backup
Recently discovered this channel. Very interesting and positive. Just a quick query, what is the reason for the small blue barls of gas as oppose to the 11kg yellow calor one's for cooking, etc, is it just to save space?
Hello, glad you are enjoying the channel. We did had the lager calor gas before, however in Europe the gas cannisters change in almost every country but the small campingaz ones are all over Europe (although slightly harder to find)
@@LostInTransit get you. Thanks
Hi! Just discovered you guys and we are really enjoying your ‘real’ van life experiences. You both are naturals!!!
We are in the US and considering Ireland as a summer holiday IF all things Covid restrictions allow. We had an acquaintance that lives in Ireland discourage us from a visit because of their perception of conditions, guidelines and limitations for Ireland. Curious what your experience has been. Obviously understanding things could change at any moment but curious to know what your perception has been. Thank you so much!
Ireland 💀
Hi Norma, this vid is in Northern Ireland which is part of the UK and has very different restrictions to the Republic and even the rest of the UK. Its worth finding out in Spring cos winter is def not the best time to see Ireland at all cos the weather is atrocious.
This comment managed to slip passed me, sorry. The way we travel we don't have too much contact with anyone to be honest, so covid hasn't been too much of an issue although the pubs do shut very early now (8).
I really do hope that by summer most of the restrictions will be gone 🤞either way I wouldn't be booking flights just yet, who knows what will happen. Thanks for your kind message
The nightlife shuts down at 8pm with current guidelines at the moment. If you were planning on coming I would wait until restrictions aren't as bad as you will have a better trip