Van Life Northern Ireland: Visiting the Titanic Museum and Hiking Blackhead Path 

Just caught this video now. Glad to see you enjoyed Belfast and County Antrim. I live in the very area where you were fliming. Haste ye back.

"Being a numpty I left my brolly in the van." I'm learning English English watching your travels! Thanks for taking us along!

I taught I noticed your camper at the lagan that day.

What a great idea, vlogging on your camper van showing us beautiful places.. We’ve videos show casing down south.. Watched from Waterford, IRELAND 🇮🇪 Cheers!

Those flowers are Campanula but commonly called Harebells.

I've never heard the term brolly before. I just love it. I live in Charleston, South Carolina and will have many opportunities to start using it.

I absolutely love your videos! My wife and I used to have a teardrop camper. We fell in love with the idea of just stopping wherever we found ourselves but the laws are a bit more strict in the US regarding wild or stealth camping no matter how small the camper is so we ended up selling.Wonderful stuff! Thank you! Perhaps one day we’ll adventure again!

I think the blue flowers are harebells. I’m really enjoying following your travels. Keep it up! Many thanks, David

Great video, love following you two on your travels, excellent footage and really liked the drone shot of the castle. Like the use of the funnel to fill your water tank, I was wondering if you needed to take the whole thing in and out. Wanting my own van so it’s good to see all the little tips you are using when out and about in your little red van, thank you.

Great video....the walk looked fantastic, fair bit of climbing but the views were worth it. My knees are a bit sore and I'm only watching! The coastline looks stunning and what a beautiful castle.

Pretty sure the blue ones are Harebells. The white ones, a little later on, are Sea Campion ☺️

Nice video love your narration I love to enjoy life like u guys do ^^

Those flowers look very much like Campanula, aka the bellflower (campanula means “little bell”). I see someone else has said it looks like Campanula too. It’s a bit difficult verifying it without a close-up of the flowers and leaves. Campanula have five petals just like these. I’m no Alan Titchmarsh. I simply recognise it as I bought some for the garden.

Hey, you did well there. I noticed you wasn't in the rain all the time. :) how did you manage that. Great footage again thank you.

Hehe, same here - bird whisperer on a daily basis! XD Amazing nature in Éire! :) Brolly rocks! XD Batcave! :D Another great re-watch! Thanks, camper besties! bear hugs, Kata

I loved the drone castle ,and the lighthouse walk ,thank you both .stay safe.

A bit late in season for bluebells, my guess would be campanula.

I'm from Canada and just recently found your channel (just finished watching your Outer Hebrides adventure and really enjoying it - on our wish list), you do a terrific job, very professional. We toured a good portion of Northern Ireland in 2014 (car rental) staying at B&B's. The Titanic museum blew us away and spent many hours there. We would like to visit Ireland and Scotland again in the not too distant future - it would have been this year except for the pandemic.

Where you stood beside the lighthouse looking across you could have seen Scotland it's only about 25- 30 miles away

Those little flowers are called 'Hair Bells'. V

Love your videos and love your POV thanks I will be watching.

Northern Ireland can be dismal.

The big glacial rocks are known as the “Wrens Eggs”

Fantastic video! Can't wait to see the Wild Atlantic Way!

It's a pity filming isn't allowed at the Titanic/Nomadic especially as they really dig the arm in pricewise. Sorry about your Carrick experience...further up the coast there is a quiet carpark at Madman's Window. Your campervan is dead cool and comfy looking. Enjoying your Irish roadtrip.

I'm enjoying following your travels, had a great day in Carrickfergus last week, got a sunny one, took my first driving lesson as an instructor in Carrickfergus in late 2000, worked then from North Belfast through Carrick and Whitehead as far as Larne. Wild Atlantic Way is amazing! I hope that it eventually extends North (it's actually east 😂) over to at least Ballycastle or even down the Antrim coast. Have done WAW in 2 sections in recent years by car staying in hotels and loved it am following the "Travel Trolls" channel on you tube too, you may run into them on WAW! Would love to have the freedom of a campervan and do it again that way. Hopefully you complete your holiday before next lockdown reaches us, so much to see and do in the whole of this Island, sadly just curtailed a lot this year.

Beautiful scenery

Wonderful footage and fun traveling with you! The drone shot of the castle was amazing, loved the footage and your hike around the lighthouse too. Beautiful music choices. Thanks for taking us with you 😊

Great ideas to watch out for.

Hi enjoy your videos the only thing is I can't hear what your wife is saying, she needs a microphone

I would recommend visiting mount Stewart national trust park and Bangor marina, they both make for a nice walk and they are not too far away from each other.

Hi, I’m from Canada, but visited Ireland in 2016 and it’s high on my list of places to revisit when travel is possible again. Thank you for rekindling fond memories with your beautiful videos. Just wondering why you have reflective vests on your seats (sorry if this has been asked before)

bingeing on your videos past two days....its amazing how video diarys like this can be so engrossing, just watching other peoples travels.....myself and my wife stayed at the titanic hotel at end of july....we're big fans of belfast........anyway, take care on your ongoing journey....what a cool journey it is

White flower is a silene also known a a white campion

Nice video dude. It's simple yet educational. Indeed, the overlooking colorful houses in Blackhead are amazing and super appealing. The hike to the lighthouse is refreshing as well. Thanks for this, man! Enjoy your journey.

That walk looked great. Insider tips are always good. I wish I had known about the walk when I was doing the Antrim Coast in early 2019. I am enjoying following you in Ireland.

We really would like to see the Titanic museum, shame you weren't allowed to take video. We are hopefully getting our wind deflectors delivered tomorrow as per your recommendation, so looking forward to that also we are looking at fitting windows to our van and wondered if you would recommend the sliding door windows that open as opposed to the fixed ones and also what make of heater do you have in little red ? Continue to have a great trip and we look forward to your next video Regards Alan and Yvonne

At least you are both getting about the UK and Ireland. If only the weather was not so rainy. Umbrellas gloves and rain jacket is a must. Very cold at coast.👍🏻 Enjoying your vlog.

There's a great app called Seek by iNaturalist which will identify flowers, trees, birds, fish and animals either from live view or photos. Enjoy your trip!