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Fermanagh Lakelands
Lough Erne, County Fermanagh
Water wonderland
How can a county without a coastline be best known as a water wonderland? Here’s the secret – County Fermanagh doesn’t need the ocean. It is filled to the brim with an abundance of sparkling lakes, gentle rivers and weaving waterways. And once you take to these waters, you will discover that the many islands of the Fermanagh Lakelands have their own stories to tell: think historic rock carvings, majestic estates and mysterious island sculptures.
Fermanagh Lakelands
L-R: Overlooking Lough Erne; lakeside dining; statues on White Island; taking it easy, Fermanagh style
Mysterious islands
You are never short of places to explore in the lakelands – Fermanagh has a grand total of 154 islands. Many of these can be found in Lough Erne, and as you explore them, you will find that each is as striking as the last. Discover White Island, famous for its curious stone figures that are believed to be almost 2,000 years old. Or pay a visit to Boa Island’s Janus figure that was carved by the Celts. Look closely at this mysterious figure and you’ll see the statue has two faces, one male and one female...
Lough Erne, County Fermanagh
On the water
As part of the Lakelands experience, you really have to take to the waters! Relax with a tranquil cruise, gently paddle down Lough Erne in your own canoe, or if you’re looking for a shot of adrenaline, try Ultimate Water Sports for water skiing, kayaking or wakeboarding.
12 must-try treats from Northern Ireland
County Fermanagh is known for its food and drink, much like the rest of Northern Ireland! Locally sourced and hand crafted, you’ll be savouring every mouthful of these treats.
Sleep beneath the stars
With nothing but transparent walls between you, the forest, and the starry night sky, you are truly at one with nature at the Finn Lough bubble domes – all while snugly tucked up in a four-poster bed.
Marble Arch Caves UNESCO Global Geopark, County Fermanagh
Journey to the centre of the earth
Not everything in County Fermanagh can be found above the water – below the surface lies one of the finest show caves in Europe. Sitting at the foothill of the picturesque Cuilcagh Mountain, the Marble Arch Caves UNESCO Global Geopark is a delight for visitors and nature-lovers alike. With an expert guide, you can explore the incredible natural underworld of subterranean rivers, cascading waterfalls, winding passages and lofty chambers. Fermanagh – a beauty from every angle!
