THE FERMANAGH LAKELAND & THE GLENDARRAGH RIVER VALLEY: Soak up the atmosphere of one of Ireland’s most peaceful and relaxing areas, where the pace of life is slow and a powerful beauty surrounds you. Discover freedom and relaxation: Priding itself on its beautiful vistas, laid-back atmosphere, fascinating history, ancient monuments and a strong sense of culture and community, the Lakelands leaves you free to explore at will. Meandering around the waterways, you can’t fail to be enchanted by the charming villages dotted along vast stretches of water; mysterious islands rising out of quiet lakes; stunningly beautiful and utterly unspoiled landscapes that seem to exist in a haze of tranquility, and lively towns and villages that are buzzing with excellent places to eat, drink, visit and stay. A big welcome is always there for you in the Glendarragh Valley the home of eco tourism.

WHY FERMANAGH IS SPECIAL: The silent waters of the Fermanagh Lakelands have a romantic beauty that has captivated generation after generation of visitors. Tranquil, glassy and utterly beautiful, Lough Erne and the surrounding lakes are Fermanagh’s star attraction, but the flat green patchwork of fields that makes up much of the county’s countryside equally deserves a look.

BEST-KEPT SECRETS: Fermanagh with its forests, beautiful vistas, old country houses, excellent restaurants, intriguing caves, castles and canoeing, Fermanagh is one of Northern Ireland’s best-kept secrets.

EDERNEY VILLAGE: Ederney is one of three villages alongside Kesh and Lack, which are set in the beautiful tranquil Glendarragh river valley adjacent to Lower Lough Erne close to both Donegal and Tyrone. Ederney is acknowleged as one of the most welcoming villages in Ireland! - that the frequent comment from visitors to Ederney.