Portpatrick

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I was here for one night in 2023 on one of the three trips I took with my Mom. We took the ferry from Belfast to Cairnryan and spent the night in Portpatrick before heading back.
Photos from Portpatrick
3 The Waterfront hotel in Portpatrick, a three-story building painted bright blue with a steep slate roof, dormer windows, and tall chimneys, on a sunny afternoon. Picnic tables with furled blue and white parasols fill the terrace in front, a lamppost stands on the corner, and a street of white and cream cottages runs away on the left, with a parked car, under a blue sky with wisps of cloud.
Colorful buildings along Portpatrick’s waterfront.
Portpatrick from the hillside above the harbor in May: a slope of long grass and bluebells in the foreground drops to the harbor, where a few boats lie in the enclosed basin behind stone quays. Rows of white and colored houses line the waterfront and climb the green hill behind, a rocky shore runs along the right to the open sea, and the sky is pale and hazy.
Looking across Portpatrick Harbour and the coast.
The small stone lighthouse at the entrance to Portpatrick harbor, seen across calm, silvery water on a hazy afternoon. It stands on the end of a stone quay beside a low building, with the white houses of the village and a green hill behind them to the left, a strip of beach and a rocky breakwater along the shore, a couple of swans on the water, and a dark rock at the right edge.
The lighthouse at the entrance to Portpatrick Harbour.
