Cushendun Caves

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Cushendun Caves are a series of dramatic coastal sea caves in County Antrim, Northern Ireland, known for their distinctive rock formations and use as a filming location in popular media.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf natural feature
sea cave complex
tourist attraction
access free
public
approximateEraOfFormation millions of years ago
bestVisitedIn daytime
low tide
climate temperate maritime
country United Kingdom
featuredIn Game of Thrones NERFINISHED
Northern Ireland tourism promotions
formedBy marine erosion
geologicalType coastal erosion landform
sea caves
hasCharacteristic arched entrances
dramatic rock formations
narrow passages
rugged coastal scenery
hasCulturalSignificance iconic Game of Thrones filming site in Northern Ireland
hasLighting natural light only
hasViewOf Scottish coast on clear days
locatedIn County Antrim NERFINISHED
Northern Ireland
locatedNear Cushendun NERFINISHED
locatedOn Irish Sea NERFINISHED
north coast of Northern Ireland
managedBy National Trust
nearbyFeature Cushendun Bay NERFINISHED
Glendun River NERFINISHED
partOf Antrim Coast tourist attractions
Causeway Coastal Route region NERFINISHED
popularActivity location scouting
photography
sightseeing
portrayedAs Stormlands coast in Game of Thrones NERFINISHED
reachableFrom Cushendun village NERFINISHED
region Glens of Antrim NERFINISHED
rockType red sandstone
sandstone
safetyConsideration slippery rocks
tidal conditions
sceneLocationFor Melisandre shadow assassin birth scene in Game of Thrones
tourismType nature tourism site
screen tourism site
usedAs filming location

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Cushendun hasGeographicFeature Cushendun Caves
Cushendun knownFor Cushendun Caves