Fermanagh, Northern Ireland- Leaving a Trail
As the only county in Northern Ireland that does not adjoin the Lough Neagh, Fermanagh stands out among neighbouring counties. Bordering County Tyrone, County Monaghan and County Cavan it is no surprise with the fertile land that agriculture is one of the two top industries. The other is tourism and there are many things that draw visitors to the area. Among the top of the to-do list for those on holiday are the many trails that are offered to the public. Virtually anything that exists in Fermanagh can be found on a trail. This gives visitors plenty of opportunities to ensure that they see everything from the castles to the waterways. Of course there is also the option to take advantage of the many other activities that are available even if that simply means taking in the unique formations of the coastline and the water that they meet.
Reasons to Visit Fermanagh
Regardless of your level of adventure there is something in Fermanagh that is meant for you. Spend time at the coastline where you can take part in the selection of water sports that are available. Diving and swimming are two of the most common, but there is more to be shared if you are ready for the adventure. If cycling is more your thing then take a leisurely ride down the Kingfisher Trail which is the first of several trails available in the county. You can also explore the history trail and have the opportunity to view castles and towers on your journey. The Caslte Balfour and Devenish Island Round Tower is just a sample of what you will find. The garden trail leads you through areas such as the Castle Archdale Country park and the water trail allows you splendid views of all of the various waterways in Fermanagh. You are not limited to adventure. There is plenty of shopping to be had if you prefer to keep your holiday mild.
Entertainment and Dining in Fermanagh
When it’s time for dinner you want to make sure you choose the right place to go. With a selection that includes places like Horseshoe Restaurant and Glendarragh Valley Inn, it is hard to know which is best. Finding a local pub for some night-time fun is much simpler. A few examples are Molly’s Bar and Restaurant and the Black Cat Cove.
Accommodation in Fermanagh
You can opt to stay in a 19th century manor when you select the Manor House Country Hotel on the shores of Lower Lough Erne. That does not mean it is your only choice. With plenty of bed and breakfasts, camping and self-catering cottages you will easily find somewhere to rest your head. The Lusty Beg cottages are just one example and they look out over the marina.
Fermanagh Holiday Properties
2.5 hours from Dublin and 2 hours from Larne to the town of Lisbellaw. Situated on the northern tip of Upper Lough Erne, Belle Isle is a 470 acre estate spread over eight picturesque islands, offering endless fishing and water sport activities. Originally constructed in 1860 and now a listed building, the attractive rustic structure of the Courtyard is now eight individual apartments. All have earned a four star rating from the Northern Ireland Tourist Board and each one has been designed very m
Situated on the northern tip of Upper Lough Erne, Belle Isle is a 470-acre estate spread over eight picturesque islands. Inhabited since the 12th century, the estate today offers a wide range of attractive self-catering accommodation to suit all tastes. Originally constructed in 1860 and now a listed building, the attractive rustic structure of the Courtyard has recently been converted into eight individual apartments. All have earned a four star rating from the Northern Ireland Tourist Board an
This is one of four houses located in a small exclusive development, 2 miles from the village of Newtownbutler, 6 miles from Lisnaskea and of the shores of Upper Lough Erne. It comes with access to a private jetty and is a peaceful and relaxing area. Nearby is the Crom Estate where you can enjoy woodland walks, nature tails, bird watching. The property can be booked with 8129 for family gatherings. The lively hubs of Cavan and Enniskillen are both short distances away. The beautiful beaches at B
This beautiful house on the shores of Lough Erne, 4 miles from Enniskillen offers the utmost in tranquillity and luxury. Located in one of Europe's "undiscovered jewels" - Ireland lake district the house accommodates up to 14 people and your family function can be fully catered. In an area of outstanding natural beauty you can relax and watch the fishing boats go by, hire a local fishing guide (ghillie), try one of the many championship golf courses or simply explore this unspoilt
This 18th century converted corn mill, located 4 miles from Enniskillen offers luxury accommodation in very pleasant surroundings. There is a courtyard, a large enclosed patio overlooking a river and a wood burning stove with fuel supplied. The area is world renowned for its excellent fishing, both lake and river and the owner is an expert local guide. Also available in the area are horse riding, water sports, fabulous walks on way-marked trails and many historic attractions. The expansive golde
Situated on the northern tip of Upper Lough Erne, Belle Isle is a 470-acre estate spread over eight picturesque islands. Inhabited since the 12th century, the estate today offers a wide range of attractive self-catering accommodation. Originally constructed in 1860 and now a listed building, the attractive rustic structure of the Courtyard has recently been converted into eight individual apartments. All have earned a four star rating from the Northern Ireland Tourist Board. Shop. Pub. Restau
This beautiful home is set in a quiet residential development only a short stroll from the picturesque village of Belleek on the banks of Lough Erne. Nicely decorated and deceptively spacious inside offering holidaymakers very comfortable accommodation. Belleek has an excellent array of shops selling local crafts and unique gifts. There is so much to do around here for visitors with the thriving town of Ballyshannon only 5 miles away. This is an ideal touring base as it is very central for tour
This is a delightful, cosy cottage conveniently located just 5 miles outside the busy town of Enniskillen. It is furnished comfortably and is very welcoming with an open fire in the pretty lounge. It provides a great base for those seeking peace and tranquillity or alternatively you can pursue a variety of outdoor pursuits such as walking, cycling, sailing, boat trips, fishing, golf, birdwatching or horse riding in and around Northern Ireland's stunning Lake District. A very family friendly
This is one of four houses located in a small exclusive development, 2 miles from Newtownbutler, 6 miles from Lisnaskea and of the shores of Upper Lough Erne. It comes with access to a private jetty and is a peaceful and relaxing area. Nearby is the Crom Estate where you can enjoy woodland walks, nature tails, bird watching. The property can be booked with 8213 for family gatherings. The lively hubs of Cavan and Enniskillen are both short distances away and offer a good mix of pubs, eateries and
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