Attractions & Activities

We look forward to welcoming you to Co. Fermanagh

Discover the best things to do in Fermanagh, from scenic lake adventures to historic castles and family-friendly attractions—all within minutes of your stay at Fermanagh Lodges.

Lough Erne is at the heart of the county, and a stay at Fermanagh Lodges offers you the opportunity to holiday on the shores of Upper Lough Erne and experience the lake.

One of the main attractions in Co. Fermanagh is the Marble Arch Caves Global Geopark. This geopark is home to one of Europe’s finest showcaves and is known for its stunning underground rivers and waterfalls. Visitors can take a guided tour through the caves and learn about the geology and history of the area.

Another popular attraction is the Enniskillen Castle. This castle dates back to the early 15th century and is now home to two museums that focus on the history and culture of Co. Fermanagh. The castle is located in the heart of Enniskillen, a charming town that offers plenty of shopping and dining options.

For those who enjoy the outdoors, Co. Fermanagh has plenty to offer. The county is home to the beautiful Lough Erne, a popular destination for fishing and water sports. Visitors can also explore the many hiking trails that wind through the rolling hills and forests of the area.

Activities and Attractions in Co. Fermanagh and Beyond

BattleCamp Activity Centre, Teemore : 5 minute drive

BattleCamp provide a very unique Airsoft skirmishing type gameplay on the shores of Lough Erne. The site is essentially a mix of open field and forest areas which makes for a varied and fun gaming experience for all ages.

Enniskillen Castle, Enniskillen : 18 minute drive

Enniskillen Castle was built around 600 years ago by the ruling GaelicMaguires. Today the castle houses two Museums, Fermanagh County Museum and The Inniskillings Museum.

Ulster American Folk Park

Follow in the footsteps of the brave emigrants who set sail for the NewWorld in the 18th and 19th centuries. This living museum is an excellent visit for all the family.

Marble Arch Caves Global Geopark, Florencecourt : 31 minute drive

The Geopark is filled with great geological features to explore, including Pollnagollum Cave where Game of Thrones was filmed and the Marble Arch Caves, which is the most popular tourist attraction in Co. Fermanagh.

The Boatyard Gin Distillery, Tully : 38 minute drive

Fermanagh even has it’s own gin, and oh my is it delicious. Meet theteam, see the stills and discover the secret behind the famous ‘Érainn’our Copper still.

Castle Coole, National Trust, Enniskillen : 18 minute drive

Castle Coole is one of the greatest neo-classical country houses inIreland. Built to impress by the first Earl of Belmore 1789- 97, it still hasthe ability to leave people in awe.

Devenish Island, Enniskillen: 22 minute drive

Devenish Monastic Site was founded in the 6th century and has ruins ofa small church and round tower, which make for excellent visits!

Erne Water Taxi, Enniskillen: 18 minute drive

Erne Water Taxi provide chauffeur driven, guided boat tours and apersonalised pick up and drop off service anywhere on Lough Erneallowing visitors to see and experience county Fermanagh in a new way.

Water Park at Share Discovery Village : 2 minute drive

The water park at Share is great craic and just down the road!

Crom Estate, National Trust : 10 minute drive

We love taking the dogs for a walk around Crom Estate. With a greatplaypark, marina, coffee shop and anicent Yew Tree’s and castle (plusherd of deer) it makes for an excellent visit.

Florence Court Estate, National Trust: 23 minute drive

Florence Court is another great place to go for a walk or a cycle! Withlots of extended routes, a historic house and coffee shop, its very easy tospend a few hours here exploring the grounds.

Blessingbourne Bike Track, Fivemiletown: 20 minute drive

This unique trail centre caters for mountain bikers of all ages andabilities with a range of wide flowing blue trails and more technical redtrails packed full of exciting trail features.

Cuilcagh Mountain Boardwalk : 28 minute drive

Also known as the Stairway to Heaven, whilst this walk is not for thefaint hearted, it is excellent. If you would like more walking recommendations please ask us!

In addition to these attractions, Co. Fermanagh is also known for its rich cultural heritage. Traditional music and dance can be found throughout the county, and visitors can experience the local culture through festivals and events that are held throughout the year.

Overall, Co. Fermanagh is a wonderful destination for anyone looking to experience the beauty, history, and culture of Northern Ireland.

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