Fermanagh and Omagh

The lake district and moorlands of southwestern Northern Ireland, featuring boating on Lough Erne, the Cuilcagh Boardwalk, and Marble Arch Caves.

Fermanagh and Omagh district is located in southwestern Northern Ireland, bordering the Republic of Ireland, and is famous for the Lough Erne water system and limestone hills. The Cuilcagh Boardwalk Trail is known as the "Stairway to Heaven," and the Marble Arch Caves offer boat tours along an underground river. On the lake, there are the monastic ruins of Devenish Island, as well as ancient stone figures on White Island and Boa Island. Enniskillen Castle, Coole Castle, and Florence Court showcase history and estate landscapes. Late spring to early autumn is the best time for hiking and boating. Enniskillen is the travel hub, primarily accessed by road, either by bus from Belfast or by car.

Destinations

• Enniskillen & Fermanagh Lakelands

Itineraries

• Northern Ireland Grand Loop – A road trip starting from Belfast to loop through the North Coast, Derry, the Fermanagh Lakelands, and the Mourne Mount…
• Fermanagh Lakelands & Stairway to Heaven – Based in Enniskillen, explore island ruins, underground caves, and mountain boardwalks.