Located in a beautiful setting on the west bank of Strangford Lough, Killinchy provides visitors with water sports and walking routes that pass through the picturesque village such as the Ulster Way.
Yachting is on offer at East Down Yacht club (0044 28 44 828 375) and at the Strangford yacht club (0044 28 97 541 883).
Sketrick marine centre offers sailing and powerboat courses for beginners and improvers.
Anna and Ken Johnson’s charming house near Strangford Lough looks over their own ten-acre wildfowl lake to the rolling north Down countryside, and not only does it make a comfortable base for visits to major County Down gardens
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