In Belfast there are really only cobblestones in one street; everywhere else will accommodate a scooter. If they're taking a private tour, the coastal drive from Belfast to the North Coast doesn't involve having to get out of the car at all. Obviously Giant's causeway & carrick-a-rede rope bridge are ruled out for them due to the terrain. But everything else is scenic and can be viewed from the car e.g. Glens of Antrim, Carrickfergus Castle, Dunluce, views over the rope bridge. If your father is interested in golf then Royal Portrush golf club is along the coast (this is where one of the 4 majors is being held this year - The 148th Open) Same for Belfast itself, it's possible to spend a couple of hours driving round Titanic Quarter, Cathedral Quarter, the peaceline/Murals & City centre with minimal walking as everything can be driven right up to.
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In Belfast there are really only cobblestones in one street; everywhere else will accommodate a scooter. If they're taking a private tour, the coastal drive from Belfast to the North Coast doesn't involve having to get out of the car at all. Obviously Giant's causeway & carrick-a-rede rope bridge are ruled out for them due to the terrain. But everything else is scenic and can be viewed from the car e.g. Glens of Antrim, Carrickfergus Castle, Dunluce, views over the rope bridge. If your father is interested in golf then Royal Portrush golf club is along the coast (this is where one of the 4 majors is being held this year - The 148th Open) Same for Belfast itself, it's possible to spend a couple of hours driving round Titanic Quarter, Cathedral Quarter, the peaceline/Murals & City centre with minimal walking as everything can be driven right up to.