The front street is full of 18th century buildings and has been used in film sets.

You never know what you might find nibbling your hostas …

A good example of the style of wealthier homes with their cedar shingles. This one came complete with a ‘widow’s walk’ – the viewing balcony on the roof where the wives of ship’s captains co ...

A glimpse of the old girl on our walk. Next to us was a lobster fisherman’s hut complete with fishing gear.

Found this rather splendid alternative house in Pulpit Harbour complete with solar panels, water collector, patio door and chimney.

This guards the entrance to Pulpit Harbour and we took a spin out there in the dinghy whilst exploring the bay.

Our view through the entrance of Pulpit Harbour last night.

Belfast has a thriving centre - a whole range of services and shops and restaurants - on the main road up from the waterfront.

Charles disappearing over the side of Dave's boat to sort out the anchor.

Belfast has a very well resourced public seafront: moorings, pontoons, fuel, water, launching ramp for local boats. You can just spot Kelper out in the river to the right of the Harbour Office.