Reading the blurbs about this 45 minute railway run we were really expecting something exciting. It was nice, very nice, but nothing I would call spectacular, by world class scenic railway standards. You get to see a bit of Lough Foyle, then the Atlantic sea coast, and a few unspectacular hills, and through two fairly short tunnels that's about it.... More

I enjoyed this journey very much. The scenery was fantastic and found it change from most other railway journeys around the world. Enjoy

The costliness from City of Derry to Coleraine is some of the most beautiful stretch of rail journey. The line starts by running along side the river Foyle from Derry and passes lisahally where the captured German U Boats were held after surrendering. These were later scuttled off the mort coast. The line continues up along Lough Doyle and then... More

Scenery fantastic--Rivers,golf course,beeches,Castlerock village,Lough Foyle,wildlife,farm lands,views to Donegal are must to see.Line closed for update just now but put on your list of must do when reopens

This is a wonderful rail journey but is undergoing repairs until April 2013 so do not try to go just now, there is bus substitution with a much less scenic route through surrounding towns. Once is is reopened please come and see the beautiful scenery of the North Coast :)

If you travel from Coleraine to Londonderry on the train you are in for a real treat. The scenery is simply breathtaking. Give yourself a treat and leave the car behind and go by train, you'll not regret it.

Have stayed in Derry on a few occassions....done the open top bus, walking tour, visited the Church of Ireland with all the history of Derry, walked the walls....This time left the place lol.. If Michael Palin thought this train journey was good why not. Staying at BT48 apts on Strand Road and it was a good 30 min walk to... More

Really nice train trip, lovely coastal views and a good way of visiting the Giant's Causeway. A note of advice; make sure you take the 1st train, as the train services end very soon and you have to leave quite early in order not to miss the last train back. If you are only taking the train you will certainly... More

I've regularly travelled this route over many years and still love the views along the way; flat green grasslands, Downhill & Castlerock beaches etc. They will also take bicycles and buggies and have wheelchair access. The Derry railway station is outside of the city centre (about 10 - 15 mins walk) but there is usually a free bus connection to... More