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Ireland’s Hidden Heartlands: On the water
When it comes to Ireland’s rivers, canals and lakes, you’ll get a lot more enjoyment on the water than on the banks!
Shannon Blueway, County Leitrim
From guided tours to solo paddles, discovering the Fermanagh Lakelands by kayak or canoe is pure freedom. This maze of waterways winds from Upper to Lower Lough Erne, with Enniskillen at its heart and countless islands to explore. Our tip? Try the Erne Canoe Trail from Enniskillen to Devenish Island, or venture further to Trannish Island for a true escape. What are you waiting for? Grab your paddle and dive into adventure!
Grand Canal Dock, County Dublin
Try stand-up paddleboarding in County Fermanagh on the calm waters of Lough Erne, with great spots at Enniskillen, Castle Archdale and Share Discovery Village – perfect for soaking up the Lakelands’ laid-back vibe from a whole new angle.
Cruising Portumna, County Galway
If drifting through still waters sounds more your style, a Lough Erne cruise is pure serenity. Hire a cruiser from Carrickcraft at Bellanaleck or Erne Boat Hire in Enniskillen and set off across a chain of glassy lakes. Moor at Castle Archdale for forest trails and lakeside views, then spend the evening dining on deck beneath open skies. Life really doesn’t get more peaceful than this.
Lough Derg Killaloe, County Clare
In County Fermanagh, wild swimming is a serene way to experience the lakelands. Take a dip at Trory Jetty on Lower Lough Erne, swim beneath forested cliffs at Lough Navar, or enjoy peaceful waters at Carrickreagh Bay. With scenic views and a deep sense of calm, it’s the perfect way to unwind in the heart of the lakelands.
Carrick Day Boats, County Leitrim
Fermanagh has a grand total of 154 islands and many of these can be found on Lough Erne. Set off on a hired boat to visit the monastic marvels of Devenish Island or visit Boa Island and see the famous double-faced Janus statue that was carved by the Celts.
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