Day Trips

Bordering 2 countries spans three counties — Fermanagh, Leitrim, and Cavan, is a serene and picturesque lake known for its tranquil waters, lush surroundings, and excellent opportunities for fishing and boating within driving Distance from Blaney.

The Marble Arch Caves provide an awe-inspiring journey by boat and on foot through a network of underground caverns, you can marvel at stunning stalactites, stalagmites, and flowing rivers and breathtaking natural wonder beneath the surface in a dramatic and...

The Lough Navar Forest Drive provides a scenic journey through lush woodlands and rugged terrain, offering breathtaking panoramic views of Lough Erne and the surrounding landscapes from its elevated viewpoints just up the road from Blaney.

Perched majestically on the coast, offers striking views of the Atlantic Ocean and rugged landscape, blending historical grandeur with the natural beauty of County Sligo on the Wild Atlantic Way and within driving distance from Blaney.

Renowned for its dramatic hexagonal basalt columns formed by volcanic activity, offers a stunning and otherworldly landscape that attracts visitors with its natural beauty and rich folklore within driving distance from Blaney.

Nestled along the shores of Upper Lough Erne, features a historic manor, enchanting woodlands, and beautifully landscaped gardens, providing a peaceful escape and a window into Ireland's rich heritage within driving distance from Blaney.

A boat tour to Devenish Island provides a serene and scenic journey across Lough Erne, and is known for its fascinating medieval monastic ruins, including an impressive round tower and ancient church, offering visitors a glimpse into Ireland's rich religious and...

A historic pub in Enniskillen, offers a charming atmosphere and a warm welcome, serving up traditional Irish hospitality and a selection of local brews in a setting steeped in character and history, featuring the unique Game of Thrones door just up the road from Blaney.

The Enniskillen taste experience delights visitors with a diverse array of local flavours, featuring fresh, artisanal foods and traditional dishes that showcase the rich culinary heritage of the region just up the road from Blaney.

Perfectly situated between the two branches of Lough Erne, blending historic landmarks, lively cultural scenes, and scenic lake views into a charming and unique destination just up the road from Blaney.

Towering majestically over the Atlantic Ocean, offer some of Ireland's most breathtaking and dramatic coastal views, with sheer drops and rugged terrain that create a truly awe-inspiring natural spectacle - within driving distance from Blaney.

With its breathtaking coastal scenery, lush mountains, and charming towns, offers a captivating blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage, perfect for exploration and relaxation within driving distance from Blaney.

A striking 15th-century fortress in County Donegal, impresses with its well-preserved architecture and rich history, offering visitors a glimpse into Ireland's medieval past and stunning views of the surrounding landscape within driving distance from Blaney.

Stunning stretch of golden sand framed by rugged dunes and clear waters, offering a tranquil spot for beachcombing, scenic walks, and relaxation all with beautiful views of Benbulben and Cassiebawn Castle within driving distance from Blaney.

A breathtaking natural wonder, cascading gracefully over rugged rocks and surrounded by lush greenery, offering a serene and picturesque escape within driving distance from Blaney.

Nestled in County Leitrim, is renowned for its stunning natural beauty, featuring tranquil waters, lush landscapes, and the picturesque Glencar Lake that captivates visitors with its serene charm and fishing opportunities.

Boasts a victorian band stand, beautiful green spaces and walking paths, with the added highlight of Cole’s Monument, which offers panoramic views of the surrounding landscape and a picturesque setting for visitors and is just up the road from Blaney.

Historic estate in County Fermanagh, features beautifully restored Georgian architecture and stunning, meticulously landscaped gardens that offer a charming glimpse into Ireland’s elegant past.

Enniskillen offers vibrant entertainment with its lively music scene, bustling local events, and charming venues, ensuring a range of enjoyable experiences for visitors and locals alike.

The Fermanagh Drinks Tour invites you to explore a variety of local breweries, distilleries, and cideries, offering a delightful journey through the region's rich and diverse beverage scene.

Perfect for pet holidays, in beautiful landscapes providing ample opportunities for you and your best friend to bond and enjoy quality time together in a tranquil setting.

Offering a wealth of fun for kids, with exciting attractions such as adventure parks, interactive museums, and outdoor activities that promise engaging and memorable experiences for the whole family.

Immerse yourself in the Game of Thrones experience, with stunning landscapes and historic sites serving as iconic filming locations that bring the epic fantasy series to life.

A Christmas holiday break in Northern Ireland is enchanting, with festive markets, twinkling lights, and cozy traditions creating a magical atmosphere perfect for celebrating the season's warmth and cheer.

A winter holiday break in Northern Ireland offers a magical experience with cozy retreats, festive markets, and stunning landscapes dusted with frost, ideal for enjoying the region’s warm hospitality and seasonal charm.

An autumn holiday break in Northern Ireland provides a picturesque retreat with vibrant fall foliage, crisp air, and cozy atmospheres perfect for exploring scenic landscapes, historic sites, and charming local festivals.

A summer holiday break in Northern Ireland offers sunny days perfect for exploring rugged coastlines, enjoying vibrant festivals, and discovering the region’s stunning natural landscapes and historic sites.

A spring holiday break in Northern Ireland offers a refreshing escape, with blooming landscapes, mild weather, and vibrant local events that highlight the region’s natural beauty and cultural charm.

Fantastic family fun, with diverse attractions like interactive museums, adventure parks, scenic trails, and lively festivals that promise entertainment and enjoyment for all ages.

You can enjoy a variety of water activities, from swimming and kayaking in serene lakes to surfing on dramatic coasts, boating through scenic waterways, and paddleboarding on picturesque rivers.

Entertainment is vibrant and diverse, featuring everything from lively music festivals and theatrical performances to bustling pubs and cultural events that reflect the region’s rich heritage.

Titanic Belfast is a striking, modern museum that immerses visitors in the storied history of the RMS Titanic, offering interactive exhibits and breathtaking architecture that honour the ship’s legacy.

Holidays in Northern Ireland provide a captivating mix of stunning natural scenery, historic landmarks, and lively cultural experiences, ensuring a rich and varied travel experience.

Holidays in Enniskillen provide a charming mix of historic sites, scenic lake views, and vibrant local culture, offering a delightful base for exploring the beauty and heritage of County Fermanagh.

The Wild Atlantic Way is an epic coastal route showcasing Ireland's rugged coastline, dramatic cliffs, and picturesque seaside towns, offering an unforgettable journey through breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural heritage - within driving distance from Blaney.

Holidays in Fermanagh offer a perfect blend of tranquil lake views, scenic countryside, and charming local attractions, making it an ideal destination for relaxation and adventure.

Holidays in Ireland offer a captivating mix of scenic landscapes, rich cultural experiences, and historic sites, providing an unforgettable escape filled with charm and adventure.

Your picturesque retreat, featuring calm waters and scenic surroundings that offer a perfect backdrop for boating, fishing, and leisurely lakeside strolls.

Enjoy a vibrant celebration filled with parades, lively music, and cultural festivities that honour the nation's rich heritage and the legacy of its patron saint.

Suspended high above the rugged coastline in Northern Ireland, it offers a thrilling walk with breathtaking views of the Wild Atlantic Way and nearby islands - within driving distance form Blaney.

Immerse yourself in this vibrant city steeped in history, known for its lively arts scene, iconic landmarks like Titanic Belfast, and a dynamic blend of culture and modernity - within driving distance form Blaney.

Our stunning network of lakes dotted with islands, offering breathtaking scenery and a haven for boating, fishing, and wildlife enthusiasts.

The White Island Figures, located on White Island in Lough Erne, Fermanagh, are mysterious stone carvings dating back to early Christian times, offering a fascinating glimpse into Ireland’s ancient past - only a stone throw away.

Stunning settings, with golden sands, rugged cliffs, and crystal-clear waters, offering a perfect escape for relaxation, scenic walks, and coastal adventures to the Wild Atlantic way and the North and Eat Coast all within driving distance.