County Fermanagh
Southeast of the county town of Enniskillen, Upper Lough Erne is a maze of small waterways. Northwest of the historic and characterful town, the riverway opens out into the broad spread of Lower Lough Erne, a magnificent inland sea set off against the spectacular heights of the Cliffs of Magho. It’s a stunningly beautiful county with much else of interest, including the Marble Arch caves, and the great houses of Castle Coole and Florence Court, the latter with its own forest park nestling under the rising heights of Cuilcagh (667m).
And if you think lakes are for fishing rather than floating over, then in western Fermanagh the village of Garrison gives access to Lough Melvin, an angler’s heaven. You just can’t escape from water in this county. So much so, in fact, that Fermanagh folk will tell you that during the more summery nine months of the year, the lakes are in Fermanagh, but in the damper three months of winter, Fermanagh is in the lakes.
Local Attractions and Information
Belleek Porcelain and Explore Erne Exhibition +44 (0)28 68 659300
Bellanaleck Sheelin Lace Museum +44 (0)28 66 348052
Enniskillen Ardhowen Lakeside Theatre +44 (0)28 66 325440
Enniskillen Castle Coole House & Parkland +44 (0)28 66 322690
Enniskillen Enniskillen Castle +44 (0)28 66 325000
Enniskillen Florence Court +44 (0)28 66 348249
Enniskillen Lakelands Tourism +44 (0)28 66 346736
Enniskillen Lough Erne Cruises +44 (0)28 66 322882
Enniskillen Tourism Information +44 (0)28 66 323110
Enniskillen Waterways Ireland +44 (0)28 66 323004
Florence Court House and garden +44 (0)28 66 348249
Florencecourt Marble Arch Caves +44 (0)28 66 348855
Garrison Lough Melvin Activity Holiday Centre +44 (0)28 68 658142
Kesh Ardess Craft Centre +44 (0)28 68 631267
Kesh Castle Archdale Country Park +44 (0)28 68 621588
Newtownbutler Crom Castle +44 (0)28 67 738174
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