Clandeboye Golf Club, situated in the country surrounds of Lady Dufferin's Estate, offers two…read morecourses of international standing. To compliment our two courses, Clandeboye also offers a luxurious Clubhouse where comfort is central to your day, both on and off the course. This course is located above Conlig Village off the A21 between Bangor & Newtownards. Conlig is just two miles from Bangor. Before the dual carriageway was laid, the main road used to run through the village street, but visitor traffic is now largely limited to golfers en route to the two 18 hole championship courses of Clandeboye Golf Club. The course itself is quite tough and the couple of times I have played it I have really struggled so its maybe not for the complete novice. Its one of the more expensive courses for visitors, coming in at at least £25 which is a little steep.

My fiance and his dad play golf here a few times a week and as a golf course it is visually…read morestunning. Set up high over the Bangor carriageway there are lovely views of Belfast Lough from the club house. They run a loyalty card scheme so members can eat for slightly cheaper than the non-members. The food is really, really tasty and so well priced. I had lasagna and chips which came with a small salad. Others had the steak sandwich with looked amazing - a large roll filled with onions, steak and pepper sauce - gorgeous. The chips are fat and homemade - really good. There is a bit of an 'old boys together' buzz about the clubhouse and of the men are just in off the course chatting loudly about who got the wee ball in the wee hole and who didn't. The booze is reasonably and they stock a full bar. I have only one complaint - if you order a coffee after dinner make sure you ask for an americano as we didn't and received instant coffee - we had to send it back - not really what you would expect from a luxurious clubhouse. All in all an excellent meal with lovely views and a nice pint of cider.

My local golf course, they have a driving range, small practice green, a professional offering…read moretuition in his own training bays, they have just added a small gym to the location, also there are 3 3 g footballs Pitchs the course itself is 9 holes and has 3 par 3's 1 par 5, 5 par 4's and the course is well kept , I visit here when ever I can worth a visit for a a quick 8 holes

5 star golf club and course one if the best in Northern Ireland! Spotlessly maintained and u feel…read morespecial even when u drive into the place, it is very pricy but if u know a member u can get a round for £20 which isn't bad for the standard of course ur playing, the club house is like something u would experience at the masters and again u feel like tiger woods when u walk in, really great course and club I hope to be back soon!

Suitable for kids of all ages... Even 50 year olds. I have photos to prove it…read more We visited we are vertigo for a friends 30th Birthday. We didn't really know what to expect, but gave it a bash anyways. The place is designed for kids but if you are a big kid you can have fun. The trampolines are good fun, it does get a bit boring after a while, so make sure you try the dodge ball & other activities. There is also in door skiing although this is pretty much a giant treadmill but it looks pretty cool. There is also an indoor adventure for actual kids but it looks like you could let your children run about here for hours. Overall it was a great day out, and perfect for the family. So you should check this place out just for a bit of fun. Price wise it is a bit expensive, but this is a unique place to hang out over the holidays.

If you're thinking of going to We are Vertigo I would buy a Sat Nav first because it's a nightmare…read moreto find, it's terribly sign posted and if I was in charge that's the first thing I would address, literally! Myself and 3 others visited We Are Vertigo 4 days after it opened, we weren't really sure what to expect and before we arrived we questioned how trampolines could keep us entertained for an hour? They ask you to book online and arrive 30 minutes before but this isn't really necessary - the safety briefing last about 5 minutes and getting ready for action (they give you special socks with rubber grips on them) only adds another 5 - there's a coffee shop and soft, not bouncy, seating and a few air hockey tables etc to keep you entertained for the other 20 minutes but to be honest if you got there 15 minutes before your booked time that would be plenty. Set up in what is essentially a warehouse it can be pretty cold if you are waiting around so I would suggest bringing an extra layer. Once you get bouncing you can shed your clothes as it gets sweaty pretty quickly. The trampolines are split into sections all manned by staff who make sure you're not getting over confident like I was. There's a dodgeball zone, a balance beam that you duel on, think Gladiators circa 1995, basketball hoops you can practice your slam dunks on and some extra springy professional trampolines. At first we weren't really sure what to do other than bounce up and down but then we found the dodgeball court and a group of guys willing to battle us and that quickly passed time. We then spent the rest of our time at the basketball courts doing impressions of Michael Jordan and on the balance beam battling each other. At £12 it was pretty good value and we definitely made the most of our hour. I think if you are in a smaller group like we were an hour is just about enough time to enjoy all the facilities and work up a sweat but I think if you were in a big group you would need 2 hours. This place would be ideal for a stag, hen or birthday party and it definitely offers something different. The staff are all really out going and will get involved in banter, we even got one of the girls to referee our Dodgeball game, there were a few dodgy calls but I will let her off! All in all this is a really welcome addiction to Belfast's activity scene - make sure you wear comfortable clothing, the less zips and buttons the better.

I have played football here since I was 10, so that is other 13 years ago and I can honestly say I…read moredo not think they have updated the facilities in all those years. I have never been to the playground and as I said I know this place purely and simply for footballing reasons. There are around 7 pitches but we always seem to get the one that backs on to the road and have had many balls hit passing cars. I do not know what that says for our accuracy but one thing is for sure it gets annoying having to fetch them. Apart from this the pitches are generally well kept and are evenly cut which can not be said for a lot of the council pitches in North Down. The changing facilities are basic at very best but they do the job. It is proper grass roots football as always At Londonderry park.

Excellent park now compared to my last visit about six years ago, top class facilities .only…read morepossible improvement would be to move ards leisure centre down to the park and combine all the facilities together .great for families and dog owners as well as sports

I love these places and used to go to one a lot when I lived in Spain - I had never seen one in…read moreNorthern Ireland and was very excited when I spotted this one in 'The D' I took my sister and her little boy as a treat a few weeks ago. We called in the middle of the day so it was very quiet and we had plenty of space and time to pick our pottery, choose a design and get them all painted up. It was a fun, cheap afternoon with an entrance fee of only £4.00 each and then our chosen pieces which range in price but nothing that is going to break the bank. My finished pair of shoes are now sitting by the front door with a small plant in them! A good value day out for all the family.

Seaside Ceramics offers an alternative to the usual birthday parties. It is a pottery studio that…read moreis primarily aimed at children but can be fun for adults too if you don't mind getting messy with clay and paint. Seaside Ceramics also offers jewellery making but don't expect any Tiffany diamonds, this is all plastic and child friendly. The good thing about Seaside Ceramics is that it has a large space to make pottery in and is ideal for kids parties. It seats 28 people but is rarely full so if you are protective of your unique designs as I was you can keep away from little copycats. It is relatively cheap too, there is a £4 studio fee during the day and a £5 fee in the evenings but this is relatively reasonable when you consider Seaside Ceramics is an all day activity. You can purchase additional keepsakes for a further £4 but who knows one of your purchases could fetch millions in a future auction.

A great park in the centre of Lisburn. It has quite a large play area for kids with loads of…read moredifferent pieces of equipment for them to climb and swing about on, including a zip line. There's also a small basketball court next to the play area. In addition to the play area, the park has some of the best indoor tennis courts which can be used throughout most of the year. These are situated within a large dome. There's also a cricket pitch; an outdoor gym; specific cycle lanes around the paths and a duck pond. Can get very busy on nice summer days or when an event is held in the park but still a lovely park to visit:)

I love this park...it's a bit away from me, but I love going here with the kiddies…read moreThe actual park has many aspects like cricket pitch, football pitch, tennis court, outdoor gym, walks & cycle tracks, toilets (so handy with kids!)duck pond and of course the kid park! But...the thing I love most about it is the fact that once you get parked and begin the walk from the entrance, it reminds me of Narnia! The old fashioned lamp-posts peeking out between ancient trees lining the edge of the path right along the length of the park always have me squealing inside in a very much fangirl way lol! I love it all year round, but especially in Autumn...when the leaves literally blanket the whole ground...it's almost magical...and there's nothing better than kicking up the leaves with the kids in our wellies with a nice hot choc from the coffee cart...absolute bliss!

The Rack and Cue is a great place for pool and snooker enthusiasts alike! It's ok to go in and just…read morepay for a table, but there is a members option which is probably the best thing to do if your going to use their facilities on a regular basis! There is a large number of tables so there's theres always a good choice of getting a table when just walking in from the street. The atmosphere is a little strange. I always get unnerved walking into a place this dark when its so bright outside. It's just weird! But if you don't mind a place similar to the set of an English gangster film and you love your pool, then its the place to go