PROBLEMS ALREADY - Vanlife in Northern Ireland
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- Vanlife in Northern Ireland 00:00
- Who are Gemma and Campbell 00:05
- Problems with vanlife in Northern Ireland 00:10
- Our favourite Campsite in Northern Ireland (FULL TOUR) 01:00
- Checking out and time for an Irish Roadtrip 01:39
- Northern Ireland's most unique beach? 02:11
- How crazy is this beach?! 02:36
- Stuck on the beach?! 03:33
- Game of Thrones tour of Northern Ireland 04:07
- Can we drive our motorhome on the beach? 04:38
- Parkup for the night (stunning location) 05:12
- How incredible are these views?! 06:02
- We need your help! 06:30
- Not the start to the day we had hoped for..07:53
- Game of Thrones spots in Northern Ireland (Balintoy Harbour) 08:31
- Problems already? Why does Northern Ireland hate vanlife? 11:00
- Northern Ireland's most unique sight?! 11:40
- Gemma gets jelly legs.. (scariest experience in Northern Ireland) 12:32
- This was an accident.. 14:35
- BBQ on the beach (with our motorhome) 15:38
- The best place for an Ooni pizza! 16:30
- Driving our motorhome on the beach 16:59
- Park up for the night 17:42
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High barriers have been put up because so many residents complain about overnight campers.
The coast road runs most of the way right round Northern Ireland from Portstewart beach to Carlingford Louth and it’s nearly always on the coast, a great run and all suitable for your camper as it’s not too big. The mourning mountains and the Sperrins on the way to Fermanagh and the lakes all contain plenty of roads and stopping off points. Titanic centre in Belfast and Knockagh monument near Carrickfergus are worth the trip giving great views as far as Scotland and Cumbria on clear days. Try to fir in a day at Stormont parliament buildings and get a guided tour for some excellent historical info.
@@darrmont The Seacoast Road runs from Limavady, via Benone, almost to Castlerock. From Portstewart to Belfast it is called the coast road, but that is slang. Never heard of the stretch from Belfast to Newry being called the coast road, but maybe that's evolved. In places it does not run anywhere near the coast. The coast road in Northern Ireland, does not cross the border. That is the Irish Republic.
@@Mike7O7O Yes Mike, I forgot about the bit to the west of Portstewart leading to Londonderry which is a lovely bit of road too. (The railway from Portstewart to Londonderry is especially good as it runs on the coast a good bit of the way too) To the east of Belfast the road runs down the Ards pneninsula pretty close to the coast and right on it for a lot of the time and you cross from the peninsula by ferry to the south side and pick up the coast south of Dundrum and it's a good run the whole way to Greencastle with a lot of it on the coast and then get a ferry across Carlingford Lough to Greenore and Carlingford and on south if you want.
The reason for all the high barriers, probably is to try and discourage Travellers setting up camp!
Yeah possibly, its a real shame though as it discourages tourism so much. We get it a lot in Scotland now as well
@@highlands2hammocks You can add Shropshire to the list of places where "travellers" rock up on other people's land (often on a Bank Holiday, so they know they've 3-4 days before they get moved on) and leave their disgusting mess behind. (Granted, I don't hear about when travellers camp somewhere, and clean up after themselves, because that's not newsworthy, but I'd put up barriers to prevent the dodgy sorts if I owned land that might appeal to them.)
Northern Ireland does not have the same problems with the traveller community that the rest of the U.K. has. Here they do keep themselves to themselves because they would be, very quickly, removed from anywhere they set up camp by the locals rather than any council or police.
The traveller's here in the North haven't travel anywhere in over 50 year's lol
I love your photography, looks so professional
Thank you very much 😁
If you ever make it back to Ballintoy harbour, you have been missing out on a couple of gorgeous views....1* walk along the harbour wall past the cafe and half way down you will see a well trodden pathway to you`re left, you`ll have to climb up over the wall and climb some hills but when you get out to near the end you will see amazing views both left and right....2* where the car park is continue walking around past the cave and the little holiday cottage, after a short distance you will come across some odd shaped but beautiful sea stacks one of which is called elephant rock where daredevils dive from into the sea, these rocks make beautiful backdrops for sunset photos or drone footage.......also if you ever get the chance to visit Murlough Bay it is simply stunning (My favourite place in Northern Ireland)+ its another famous Game of thrones filming location.....enjoyed watching you`re Northern Ireland videos (My homeland).
Thanks for all of the recommendations! Will keep it in mind for our next trip 😁
Great advertisement for the north coast there's no place like it, I have the pleasure of calling it home, we have beautiful beaches and fantastic view's everywhere, foods great and a cracking pint only thing missing is constant good weather but I love it and wouldn't be anywhere else. So glad you both enjoyed it and thanks for showing us in a positive light, have a safe journey to your next destination and enjoy our wonderful country and hospitality 🚐🚐
It sure is a beautiful part of NI 😁 We loved it! Thanks for watching
Wow loved the video, many cool views and nice beaches.
And loved that map video showing where Ellie is going, so cute 😍🍀
Glad you liked it Shiva 😁
Looks like a very amazing spot to park and have a good time with your home on wheels 😄🤙🏻
What a spot indeed! The cliff views were amazing 😁
Stunning drone footage as always, and a great vlog, well done, we cannot wait to get there ourselves.
Thanks guys 😁 we have so many more adventures to share, can’t wait to show you!
@@highlands2hammocks and we cannot wait to see them 😀
Campbell, you probably have found out already but the issue with aircon isn't so much have the power to run it but that the batteries will drain super quick even with lithium. Its more fir EHU than wild camping.
Loving your pizza oven, beautiful beaches, rickety wooden Bridge and amazing views. More please. 💚
Haha glad you enjoyed Sheila 😁 loads more action to come! Can’t wait to share
Believe me that's not a rickety bridge it's fantastic now should of been here before health and safety took over it was once a real rope bridge with spaced out planks of wood went across it as a child 45 yrs ago scary but worth it.
Great video guys as always love the content. Not sure about the title though as it really was no big deal getting that barrier open. Hopefully it won't paint our country in bad light.
Glad you enjoyed it 😊 not at all, we have been loving our time here! Always like to show the reality of life as well though
A little bit click baity.. you guys are better than that surely.?
The north coast is terrible for height barriers, from Portstewart, all the way round past Ballycastle. Whiterocks Beach now has barriers as well. Carnlough and glenarm direction is much more van friendly.
@@sailingbonkers clearly a reason for them and if a tourist area a quick call lets you in.
Aye, the reason is certain council members and their interests in certain caravan parks. It's common knowledge. The very same people have been seen dropping off youths at one end of ramore car park at night to throw eggs and shake motorhomes and then picking them up at the other end.
Love your videos guys x
Aw thank you 😁 glad you enjoy!
Hats off to you Gemma, I would have had more than 'jelly legs' on that bridge, no matter how much you paid me I couldn't do it!
Looks like Northern Ireland has some real gems even with the fog there is a sort of mystical beauty about it. Then to top it off some gorgeous beeches, so glad you managed to get off the last beech unscathed and with Ellie!! By the way what's a Highlands 2 Hammocks without a pizza or two...the oven is such an asset I'm sure.
Haha thank you 😂 the beaches have been incredible so far! And very true! Always good for a pizza 😂 thanks for watching!
Those crystal blue clear waters areat their most vibrant the clearest at Carrick a rede. So sad you missed it. Just an excuse to come back tho. I honestly think i'm in Greece or something there. Also a beautiful walk to the left of it. Whitepark Bay and walk over the rocks to Portbradden is a must too...Oh...Kinbane Castle on that coast too..About a mile or so from Ballycastle is an absolute must!!!!!!!!!!
Castlerock(I mean Downhill) beach is the other side of PortStewart and you don't have to pay for that. You do not have to pay for The Giant's Causeway either. You have to get the train from Coleraine to Derry just for the views. It runs along the beach and is one of the best in Europe I think. Then get back in your van and go to Derry past the Limavady windmills and lok at the lough. Amazing views
Aww I know it was such a shame the weather wasn't in our favour! Thankfully we have been before on a beautiful clear day and saw how amazing it can be in the good weather though 😊 Thank you so much for all of your recommendations, we will make sure to save them for when we go back again!
Bit disappointed with the title , but hey ho , it click bait . I visited your beautiful country and found height barriers there too , 🤔🤔🤔
Sorry you feel like that but we always like to show the reality of the places we visit 😊 been loving our time here and we always talk about how impressed with the facilities we are
Just found your channel! We live in Coleraine, and I’m fairly certain that I passed you on the road around Portrush, you will have a blast on the wild Atlantic Way, it’s an amazing route! Maybe catch up with you if you are back on the north coast
Aw no way! You possibly did haha! 😁 we had an amazing time, back in Scotland now but already can’t wait to come back!
Phew glad Ellie enjoyed her beach stop. Those pizzas looked amazing. The pizza oven looks good too
Haha thanks Jayne 😁 we were a bit concerned! 😂
@@highlands2hammocks lol I know I could see it in your faces, especially Campbell !!
Great video guys and glad you enjoyed Norn iron:)
I had a small camper a few years ago and struggled to find places to park to sleep in NI… definitely much easier around Donegal etc and in scotland was easier just to pull over anywhere .. in the market for another attempt with a camper van . Keep the vids coming guys
Thanks for watching 😁 it definitely was a lot easier to find secluded spots as we headed west
I'm arriving in Belfast on the 15th for a 2 month tour of Ireland before I head south to Spain for winter. First time in Ireland even though my granny is a Galway girl.
If you're in Belfast this afternoon, 17th September, go to the Deer's Head (Corner of North Street and Lower Garfield Street) to enjoy one of Ireland's best bands, Tony Villers & The Villains.
Have an amazing trip, we absolutely loved it there 😁 it’s such a beautiful place! A winter in Spain sounds great too 😁
Unfortunate title.... However brilliant content as usual and showed our Causeway Coast in a brilliant light.
Try the coast road drive from Ballycastle all the way to Carrickfergus. Stunning
Glad you enjoyed it 😁 we have been loving our time around this part of NI
following your aircon problem. We are looking too. Thinking of the dometic skylight system that fits in the place of an existing skylight but also has its own so you don't loose the light. Also looked at an internal one but it would be installed under a bed which would be loud during the night.
Ooooh that’s a shout! Dometic or truma are ones we are looking at but both will require more ac power so a new inverter will be needed
Another lovely video in NI. Sorry the fog stopped you seeing the view in places - many days it does indeed burn off. Next time you could visit some of the small businesses maybe?Mostly the vanlife tours do the big attractions. Look out for Maegden or The Designerie on Bushmills Main St, or Chocolate Manor in Castlerock. There’s probably loads more. Loving your videos! Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it 😁 ah it made the views moody instead and it’s fascinating to see how the sea fog affects the north 😊 great suggestions thanks!
l didn't have many problems in 2016 ! Is this all new ? l had a high roofed Ford Transit . l slept everywhere ! Don't remember seeing any barriers . l Slept next to Carlingford Loch , that huge Loch west of Belfast , all along the North Coast and the Mountains of Mourne !
It must be relatively new then as it seemed like every second car park had a barrier 😂
If you had walked around the coast at Ballintoy you can hop over a few styles and see Elephant Rock at White Park Bay. Also, where you had parked up. If you had walked up to where the cows were, provided they weren’t skittish and no calves, you can go through that gate and see Downhill House and Mussendun Temple, not sure if you can reach them from there though.
Sounds great 😁 will need to try that next time
That bridge looks awesome. Scary as but awesome 😁
It was pretty cool! So glad you got to do it 😁
@@highlands2hammocks I haven't lol just watching you guys. 🤣
Haha sorry I meant “we” 😂
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So nice to have you visit height barriers unfortunately to keep some travellers out as they outstay their welcome and leave a mess North Coast is our favourite place royal court hotel lovely carvery enjoy will be up for airshow on 9th September will you be there then xx
We are loving our time in northern Ireland 😁 there are loads of really good facilities for vans as well which is nice to see
Glad you got good weather..north coast is fantastic..like Scotland we get a little too much rain
So are we! Managed to see it in all of its beauty 😁
The rest of that A2 coastal road is epic. Avoid Torr head road. I'd recommend you go there, but not in a motor home. There is a nice little coastal path (if it's open) at White Head it's cut into the cliff side, when you get down that far. The "Ard's Peninsula" East coast is littered with motor and caravan parks. When you get to Portaferry you can take the ferry across.
Sounds amazing! Thanks for the recommendations 😁
And loads of car parks without barriers just at the seaside eg Ballywalter, not that I’m biased, but it’s the best place in the world to live lol btw what is your pizza oven called? Enjoying your adventures through our wee country 😊
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proper summer holidays! I do know Those Happy Days recently visited a similar parking beach in Cornwall, so there is at least one other in the UK!
Regards AC... Snow and Curt are using a portable unit which has served them well through Central America. There are lots available at all diff sizes and costs. Maybe better than having to go about wiring and making holes on roof and stuff? YAM xx
Never heard of the portable ac kind so that is great advice thanks 😁 will look into it!
Knowing ballintoy very well it is fortunate it wasn't busy when you visited. It would have been a nightmare to access if busy
Yeah that’s why we made sure to go first thing in the morning haha!
You can also park on some of the beaches in the republic aswell
Which ones?! We loved that!
@@highlands2hammocks Rossnowlagh in donegal and inch beach in kerry
I lived in Northern Ireland for first 30 years of my life. Just moved this summer.
Beautiful! Loved our visit 😁
I believe there are about 3 beaches in Wales where you are still allowed to drive with a car on the beach.
Oh really?! We will need to visit them when we take the van to Wales then 😁
There's a beach called benone not far from Portstewart that you can drive on
That was where we had the pizza oven 😁 beautiful!
Hi folks. Hope you're enjoying you travels around beautiful Northern Ireland😍 And glad to see the weather's playing its part for you too😎😎 While we live just across the border in north Monaghan - you'll HAVE to come South on your next trip😊 - we would highly recommend the Cuilcagh Walk, aka the Stairway to Heaven in Co. Fermanagh for a visit. Parking could be a problem at weekends but you'll br fine mid-week, esp. as you are early risers/arrivers at these attractions.
Could we perhaps prevail on you, or any other Scottish followers on here to recommend a nice spa -type hotel break for 2ish nights, anywhere in southern/SE Scotland mid-week next week? We'll be travelling in a MH very sililar in size (and lay-out 😊) to Ellie, so would need somewhere to park while we're living it up inside the facility. Its a big birthday for my wife here and we were inspired by similar stop off's you have made while touring your home Country💚💚
Aw we heard about that! Unfortunately we didnt make it there this trip but we LOVED our time in NI. Its across to the west coast for us this week
Ah brilliant😊👏 Enjoy. Looking forward to keeping up with your travels🤩
Ireland is full of beautiful sandy beaches
It sure does!
Sorry for the low visibility guys but that fog to me has sort of a mystical, spooky beauty to it. As far as the bridge crossing goes...ummm I may need some encouragement . Major height issues here 🤣Hmm @4:14 I think diving is more for the water than the sand mate lol. Really though that must be a hazard! I don't recognize anything from GOT since I've never seen the show . But of course I have watched this and again enjoyed every moment. If Scotland had a baby it could be Ireland. Just incredible. Love you guys 😊💙💚💛
Aww it still made for a great experience 😁 haha yeah it was a bit knee wobbling but what a place! Thanks for watching Scott 😁
Rarely, it seems , does the Viewer ever Hear the Voices of 'Locals' in the Areas visited. N. Irish, S. Irish, Highland, etc. Miss that a little & it makes everywhere seem the same(ish).
Our videos are just a record of our experience in places we visit ☺️ they are our voice and opinion and that is what our community love
Old fart here , I left in1981, Carrick a rede didn't have any netting back then...
Haha I can only imagine what it would have been like to cross back then 😆
Unfortunately London Bridge on the Great Ocean Road in Victoria (State of) in Australia has Collapsed and no longer exists.
Aw no! That’s so sad to hear 😣 glad we got to see it when it still stood then!
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If your still about the lamas fair is on in Ballycastle ,today Tues is last day,and parking will be a nightmare
Interesting! We are in Ireland now so missed that one 😊 thanks for the recommendation though!
Why can't the uk follow what Europe does, alow vanlife with proper parking. Normal tourist spoil it for genuine people who tour and leave it better than we find it. Vanlife is home on wheels the uk our garden .
Yeah it’s a bit of a shame really, so much potential!
France as well I am afraid, in a van you can't drive I to some towns on the coast and most car parks have height barriers
That’s a shame! As long as there are facilities in the outskirts though like we found before when we were in France then we don’t mind cycling in 😊
Running ac on batteries is going to be problematic, will drain the batteries pretty fast. While with a decent lithium setup its possible, you’re not going to be able to recharge it in time the next day, needs too much solar and drivng to fully charge in a single day. Basicly ac is ehu only, or you need to be very carefull. Might be a option to check for an evaporative aircon like a viesa holiday iiis. Works depending on ambient humidiy, so not as powerfull as a normal airco, but still does a pretty good job and can be run offgrid on 12v. Still recommend getting a decent lithium battery anyway
That’s very interesting to hear! Thanks for the heads up 😊
Just watched this... Big tip from an actual Northern Irish person... might be slightly difficult in a van due to the country roads but go to fair head on a clear summers day and then get fish and chips from Mortons Chippy in Ballycastle after! It is one of the hidden gems that typical tourists don't know about... GOT was also filmed there I think.
Ooooh that’s a great shout! Thank you 😁
Just remember if your driving on the beach your not insured as you are off road, just a wee reminder 😉
Great tip, noted thanks 😁
If you plan to run ac off your 12v you will need a healthy solar set up and battery bank as they are power hungry
Including movable, either fixed tilt ones on your roof or portable ones you can place in the direction of the sun eg hang on the side when parked up, or a large jackery. Usual flat rooftop ones pretty poor for U.K. winters
Yeah I think we will be looking at adding to that too!
@@highlands2hammocks forget the jackory the only folk that rate them are those who get them for free , the price of one would be better spent on decent batteries in the van.
You don't need an A/C unit ! Only one ( or two ) large fans !
How have you found that in 30+ degrees? That would be a much easier solution haha
I can not imagine you could run A/C off grid without a roof the size of a bus with loads of solar and batteries. We just been to France in 35 - 42 degrees and even my cab A/c packed up but we managed fine .
Also the weight of AC unit will eat into your payload. .
Interesting! Thanks for the advice 😁 we will need to have a look into it more then
We have one of these sort of things
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Not top drawer but helps a little and better than nothing
you both should visit kinsale castle, beautiful ruin and scenery
Oooh sounds great! Thanks 😁
Kinbane?
@@michaelscott7690 oh yes sorry lol
@@highlands2hammocks sorry its kinbane castle not kinsale lol
It's awesome though I couldn't walk out to the end of the land out shoot. Fear got the better of me 😜
Guys is there a link to buy your book on the nc500?
Of course 😁 you can find it here - highlands2hammocks.co.uk/product/destination-nc500-guide-book/
Barriers are a very ham fisted approach to the problem with “itinerants”
Couldn't agree more. Trying to solve an issue by simply hoping it goes away is very immature
If you think vans suffer look at what happens to dogs it’s possibly the worst place in Europe. I tried bringing a dog into a shop in Co Donegal and got screamed at yet there were no other customers in the shop and it had only just opened AND it was the middle of winter so customers would have been few. It’s generally not against the law North or South but business personal preference but eventually tourism must suffer.
thats not great unfortunately
I don’t think it’s van lifers they’re against
Possibly! There are plenty of facilities available at least 😊
Link is below my comment
Thanks 😁
I like the fog
It sure makes some of these sights very moody 😍
Check out this video,it may help with your Aircon needs
Don’t have a link unfortunately but if you let us know the name of video or author we can check it out? 😁
@@highlands2hammocksthe link was above my comment I think
Van life is getting harder and harder. They don't want us living this way.
It seems so sadly
A motor home is not a motor home without a bashed kettle!!
So very true 😁
Rich people
Is my sense of style really that good?
Pity u didnt name the beach u accidentally drove on
Aw sorry I thought I marked it on the screen 🙃 it was Benone Beach! 😁
Have to agree with the comment about your thumbnail. You had to wait until till a National Trust employee opened a height barrier that prevents non members from piling into an car park area which has limited space and this constitutes the whole of N Ireland is closed to van lifers. Having followed you guys and your adventures for a while now I’m really disappointed that you chose this thumbnail and the wording to introduce your subscribers to our wee country.
Sorry you feel like that Gary, however, we always try to show the reality of the places we visit and the number of height barriers were an eye-opener to us. That being said, what we aim to do with thumbnails such as this is bring people with a pre-existing bias to our video and convince them that in fact, both NI and Ireland are incredible places for vanlife 😁 we have loved our time over here and always say so in our content
The rope bridge is an absolute rip off
We got in for free as we are national trust members 😄 would recommend if you enjoy this kind of activity
@@highlands2hammocks free makes it worthwhile :-)
Agree with Micheal Scott. Click bait that could cast a bad light on Ireland. Unfortunately click bait is rife And we are getting the silly thumbnails to further entice people to click on. I've stopped " clicking on" when i detect such dishonesty and unsubscribe.
Thanks for watching 😁
So basically you has no problems despite what your lead message stated…#clickbait 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
Did you enjoy the video? 😊
What vanlife? You don't even have a van, your have a motorhome. Vanlife is a little bit different lifestyle than cruising motorhome on holidays
Glad to see we have convinced another fellow vanlifer that motorhomes are superior in every way ❤️🥰
Who says vanlife can't be done in a motorhome? I've lived full-time in my motorhome for 5 years ...I'm very much a vanlifer.
Stopped watching .to much pushing advistiings
Well thanks for watching anyway 😁
Pity about the clickbait title. That's a cheap shot and not representative of your experience. The clue is in the name. You're in a campervan. You're very welcome in camp sites, of which there are many, with the facilities you desire. Car parks are for.......... yes, you guessed it......cars. Two different names. Two different purposes. How much simpler could it be.
I hope you do the right thing and change your title. It is misleading and unfair. Given all the efforts made by public and private sectors here, to welcome visitors.
A little research would've explained the above. Or do you like to just turn up, hope for the best, then cry when everything isn't how you wanted for yourselves.
Seems like a very long-winded way of saying that you agree with me..