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Cuilcagh Lakelands Geopark

Cuilcagh Mountain, located within Cuilcagh Lakelands Geopark, is the highest point in County Fermanagh and so has a commanding, panoramic view of the lakes. It’s the ascent to that summit where things get really interesting and exciting. Nicknamed the ‘Stairway to Heaven’, the timbered Cuilcagh Boardwalk trail is a wonder of foresight and compassion for nature, as well as a fair challenge for walkers and strollers, young and old. Just remember to check ahead during the winter to make sure the path is open.

Enniskillen Castle

Perched dominantly on the banks of Lough Erne, Enniskillen Castle in Fermanagh, harks back to the might of the ruling Maguires. They were the first occupants of this imposing structure almost 600 years ago and their story is an important part of history. You can find out more about that story in the castle’s Inniskillings Museum.

Blakes of the Hollow

One of the most impressive Victorian era pubs on the island of Ireland, Blakes of the Hollow in Enniskillen has been delighting guests for over 125 years. Cozy snugs, live music and great Guinness, this bar has it all. Including Chef Glen Wheeler who brings first class service and fine food to all lucky enough to visit.

Lusty Beg

Lusty Beg Island is a magnificent natural haven resort and spa. This charming resort offers the perfect location for you to find space and calm within. A short 5-minute ferry transports you to the island where you can relax, unwind and begin a journey of discovery. Surrounded by beautiful lake-side woodlands, there is a selection of accommodation , from self-service cabins to hotel style bedrooms, a restaurant, retreat spa, activity centre, nature trail and fairy trail all on the island.

Florence Court

Florence Court enjoys a peaceful setting against the backdrop of Benaughlin mountain and at the heart of the estate you'll discover a Georgian mansion with plenty of stories and charm. Outdoors explore the expansive parklands, gardens and forest trails where you can take a walk through the past with the sawmill, forge, carpenters' shop and ice house.

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Corralea Activity Centre

Explore the untapped wilderness of West Fermanagh on a guided tour with Corralea Activity Centre. Riding on their top-of-the-range electric mountain bikes, cruise across old bog roads and forest tracks, discover megalithic tombs hidden in the forest and enjoy the sweeping views over Lough MacNean and its islands.

Woodlab Distillery

Visiting this gin distillery is a must for any gin enthusiast. Home of awardwinning Symphonia gins, this is a tour with a difference. Set in tranquil settings near the charming town of Moy, County Tyrone, you’ll discover how science is used to harness nature to extract the flavours profiles present in the gin and create art.

Glenpark Estate

Once the Ulster History Park, these grounds are now home to a stunning location to camp, park up a campervan or stay in a luxurious bedroom within the 4 star guesthouse or enjoy a glamping experience in the woodland lodge. With every budget catered for accommodation wise, you’ll also have no shortage of activities available to you on the grounds, with children’s soft play available, a farm shop for you to peruse and even an open farm with rare breed animals!

Enniskillen Taste Experience

Start your day with a culinary adventure on the Enniskillen Taste Experience – a three-hour walking tour, stopping to sample an indulgent mix of food and alcoholic drinks (leave the car keys behind). Beginning at Enniskillen Castle, you’ll be guided around the town to meet local producers and learn a few foodie facts along the way.

Belleek Pottery

If you visit Fermanagh, you simply have to make a trip to Belleek. This pretty village, sitting on the River Erne along the border with County Donegal, is world-famous for the pottery which bears the village’s name. Founded in 1857, Belleek Pottery is Ireland’s oldest working pottery. Visit the museum in the visitor centre and step back into history. Then learn from the master craftsmen as you paint your very own piece of Belleek tableware.

Todds Leap

Big and small adventurers can jump into over 20 action-packed activities at Todds Leap, Ballygawley. You’ll soar over the forest on a 500m zip line, and steady your aim with claypigeon shooting at this purpose-built activity centre. There’s glamping on site too. Come along this Christmas and say hello to a winter wonderland like no other, with Santa, Mrs. Claus and elves taking over the Leap.

Ulster American Folk Park

Feel yourself step back in time to the Old World and uncover tales of the brave emigrants who set sail across the Atlantic towards the New World. At the Ulster American Folk Park near Omagh, you can feed your curiosity exploring thatched cottages, meeting traditional costumed characters and stepping aboard a full-scale emigrant ship for an immersive first-hand experience.

OM Dark Sky Park and Observatory

See the night sky in a whole new light (or should that be dark?) at the OM Dark Sky Park and Observatory, near Cookstown, Northern Ireland’s only ‘dark sky’ park. With holographic installations, virtual reality headsets and audio-visual shows at the park’s high-tech centre, it’s the perfect spot to take in the cosmos! The

Odyssey Outdoor Film experience

is particularly stunning during the winter months when the night draws in.

You're on the way

You might already be daydreaming about all the things you'll do while wrapped in these beautiful surroundings. Now, there's never been a better time to do and see more on an autumn or winter escape.

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