Nestled on Northern Ireland's rugged Antrim coast, this extraordinary natural wonder comprises approximately 40,000 interlocking basalt columns, formed by volcanic activity around 60 million years ago. The columns, many of which are hexagonal, create a surreal landscape that has sparked imaginations and folklore. Legend has it that they are the remnants of a causeway built by the giant Finn McCool. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the area is surrounded by dramatic cliffs and vibrant wildflowers, offering stunning vistas and an undeniable aura of mystery. Whether geological oddity or mythic playground, it's a captivating experience that delights visitors of all ages.